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Another State Implements Mobile IDs at TSA Checkpoints
More and more states are using mobile apps to speed up airport security. New Orleans is now one of 27 cities that use the CAT-2 technology for digital IDs. Digital IDs offer major convenience, but they can also pose serious risks to your personal information. With so many data breaches, do you feel safe using a digital ID?
Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, Was it Worth it?
One of the most talked about island destinations for Hyatt enthusiasts is the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar in Nassau, Bahamas. I stayed there a couple of years ago, and we really enjoyed our visit. My friend Ross has a comprehensive review of his stay there as a Globalist. By using points and miles, Ross and his wife kept their total out of pocket costs below $1000 for their 2 round trip tickets and 4 night stay.
How to Avoid Traffic and Crowds While Traveling This Memorial Day Weekend
AAA data forecasts that 44 million Americans are planning to travel over the Memorial Day weekend. That’s the second-highest figure since AAA started tracking these stats in 2000. Follow these quick tips to reduce the amount of traffic you’ll encounter this weekend. I’ll be staying around town, but we have numerous trips planned for this summer. What about you?
‘I Was Dripping Blood’: Inside One of the Worst Turbulence Accidents Ever
It’s easy to ignore the fasten seat belt light when flying. Although the pilot and flight attendants remind us about safety, most flights never encounter any problems. However, recent stories highlight the dangers of flying and what can happen if you’re not prepared when turbulence hits. Have you ever encountered major turbulence on a flight?
These Two Airlines Just Eliminated Change and Cancellation Fees
Most changes among airlines and fees end up costing travelers more money. However, the elimination of change and cancellation fees by Frontier and Spirit is a pleasant surprise. I’ve flown Frontier on occasion but have largely stayed away from Spirit due to all of the ticky-tack fees. With these passenger-friendly changes, would you be more likely to fly these low-cost carriers?
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