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... gate as well as for plane changes.

3. Use the airline pillows as padding for any parts of your body that may experience chronic pains.

4. Bring a neck pillow to support your neck and add a bit of comfort while resting on the flight.

5. Whenever available use luggage carts instead of having to carry heavy luggage on your own.

6. Request the aisle seat as it allows one to move around (including bathroom b...more

Ways To Combat Jet Lag After Air Travel

...kness. If you do get ill or are already suffering from flu or cold, it would be advisable to postpone the trip and if at all it is unavoidable, then you must always carry along medication.

Some people have a preference time and route for travel. During air travel, you must always drink plenty of liquids such as fresh fruit juices or plain distilled water. By drinking fluids you can avoid dehydration, as it may lead to low blood pressure, nausea, dizziness and weakness. If these symptoms continue, then it may lead to heat stroke, which can lead to heart attack, coma, seizure or even death due to lack of oxygen in the blood. The symptoms of dehydration are dry skin, fatigue and thirst. Prevention is better than cure and so, you must always drink a lot of fluids.<...more

miles Credit Card - Truth Be Told

...ne airline. This can be troublesome if this airline does not travel to all the destinations that you normally frequent. It is best to shop around until you can find a miles credit card that offers flexibility in choosing an airline, low interest rates, low annual fees, and one with the most air miles.

Today you can find a miles credit card that will offer bonus miles or points on your first charge, no annual fee for the first year, and 0% APR on all purchases made during the first 12 months and balance transfers. However, you must read what happens after that introductory special. Many of these miles credit cards charge a yearly fee of around $75 for the membership and 17% percent i...more

Travel Insurance Ins and Outs

...hings you are probably looking at a compromise between the coverage your travel insurance policy provides, and the premium that it carries. You should not assume that because an insurance company offers a policy at what appears to be a cheap premium it does not also offer good coverage. Be aware this also works in reverse. Meaning just because a policy covers a heft price tag does not guarantee that the policy covers every aspect of coverage you need and require.

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