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Hitting the Road

Real-world business travel tips on saving money, reducing taxes, trip planning, safety and security issues, plus coverage of the latest mobile tools.

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Ken Walker
By  | Filed In: Germany and Western Europe
Lately, I’ve been weighing the advantages and disadvantages of train travel vs. air travel. I’m coming up with a surprising number of advantages for the train and I’ll list them here today....
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Ken Walker
The arctic parka is warm, to be sure, but it’s big. It’s a tough thing to deal with when you’re on a plane and it would easily occupy a full third of my...
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Ken Walker
My question is, while airlines make concessions for people with all kinds of disabilities, why are they reluctant to come up with a solution for obese passengers?
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Ken Walker
Traveling to (or through) states that have snow and ice during the late fall and winter bears some consideration. If you fly there, what sort of rental car should you get? If you're...
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Ken Walker
The last thing you want is to ruin your perfect pie or your savory stuffing by bouncing it around in your car, truck, airplane, or mini-van. Fortunately, I bring solutions!...
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By Pierre DeBois |  Filed In: Social Media and Increase Marketing
More and more businesses are learning how to harness Twitter as a free marketing and public relations tool, one that is especially effective when used at trade shows.
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Ken Walker
The question I hear being asked over and over again is, "Can I refuse to be X-Ray scanned and displayed nude on a monitor, and still expect to be treated with respect while...
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Ken Walker
There's a crazy number of credit cards and points programs out there to choose from. How do you make the best choice?...
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Ken Walker
As a frequent flier you are in a unique position to hunt for unusual gifts.
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Ken Walker
Flights that used to be moderately full and readily available are now more infrequent and predictably packed full of people. The worst thing is, they’re scheduled so tightly that layovers are rarely more...
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Ken Walker
The holidays can be tough on business travelers. The antidote? Random acts of kindness.
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By  | Filed In: Fires and Accidents
As of this writing, there are 4,500 people stranded on a completely disabled 900+ foot ocean liner 200 miles off the coast of Mexico, due to a fire in the engine room that...
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Ken Walker
My friend Kathy checked her bag into the airline and before she knew it, it was opened and being picked apart and scrutinized by the TSA. This is standard procedure, unfortunately, and anyone...
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Ken Walker
We may earn vacation days, but it’s getting harder and harder to use them, especially when the competition for jobs is so fierce these days.
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Ken Walker
By  | Filed In: Herbicides and Pesticides
With all of the talk about the recent breach of "cargo security" (I put that in quotes because there really is no such thing as "security" when you’re talking about international cargo), I...
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Ken Walker
Frequently it’s the "Stay-at-home" spouse that fails to empathize, but the traveler has some empathy of his own to consider. Let’s become a "fly on the wall" at a marriage counselor’s office during...
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Ken Walker
Here in this article are a number of excellent suggestions from my fellow traveling co-workers and friends, on how to live more politely in a civilized world while flying!
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Ken Walker
Recently, I learned that the TSA is lobbying for more law enforcement power. I can’t even grasp how they would, in good conscience, pull that off. Remember, these are the workers you see...
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Ken Walker
I promise NOT to make this into a "my phone" vs "your phone" blog. Androids, iPhones, Flip Phones, Blackberries, and Palms all have a place in this world, and I refuse to be...
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Ken Walker
As a rule of thumb, the more complex and lengthy your itinerary becomes, the more difficult it will be to eventually return to work. There are things you should prepare yourself for, and...
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