Word: travelerism
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"Oh, yeah," said the traveler. "He's the one who screwed up New Orleans. I thought he'd be gone after that."
Any beleaguered air traveler who has sat stranded in a terminal - or worse yet, virtually held hostage on the tarmac - as flights are delayed knows the feeling that things can't get worse. Well, think again, say the industry's defenders. Now that some members of Congress have decided to...
But until that bill is passed, Hanni says passengers should prepare for the worst. She advises that they pack enough medicine and food and purchase enough water before boarding. "You really have to become a savvy traveler because there is no recourse once you are on that plane," she says...
The average traveler is 67, according to Bartley, but HAA aims to widen the appeal of its travel program through shorter, more accessible tours for recent graduates.
Like Jules Verne, Hergé rarely left his desk, but he made Tintin a world traveler, meeting cultures that his creator encountered only in books and magazines. Over the course of the books (Hergé would call them albums), Tintin acquired a panoply of colorful companions: his faithful dog Snowy...