Top 5 Travel Advice Sites for Business Travelers
Here is a review of the top 5 websites that provide great and timely advice for business travelers:
1) US TSA (Transportation Security Administration)
A great site for US citizens and foreigners alike. He has some good material on the full experience of going through a US airport and things to do to speed up that process.
Sections include The Screening Experience, Dressing Yourself, What You Need, Do I Have to Take My Shoes Off?, Keep Your Experience Simple, Travel Tips to Make Your Screening Experience Hassle-Free, Know What to Expect (which includes 5 step-by-step instructions). step-by-step projection videos for business travelers.
2) 1000 Tips 4 Trips
The mother of all travel advice directory sites.
This is your site if you need answers to specific questions like Where can I find an internet cafe? Is a bus driver better than a janitor? Will X-ray machines damage my laptop hard drive? What should I do? get rid of? Before I Travel? Where Can I Learn About Dog First Aid? How Can I Deal With Dry Air On The Plane? How Can I Avoid Travel Scams? How Can I Avoid Pickpockets? fly while pregnant And much more…
3) Rick Steves Travel Tips
An essential site, especially for those heading to Europe.
Deep and rich useful content site with dozens of great sections on packing, safety, back doors, guides, health, sleeping and eating, transportation, planning your trip, money matters, etc.
Some of my favorite articles on this site include what to pack on a typical trip to Europe, how to outsmart thieves and bad guys on the road, what to believe when listening to a tour guide, biking in Europe, list of “Europe The best and the worst”.
4) US Department of State, Tips for Traveling Abroad
Mandatory site for executives of US companies traveling on board.
Great sections (as you’d expect) on how to get a passport and everything you need to know about entry requirements to other countries, consulate information on emergencies, what to do if you’re kidnapped and taken hostage, how to protect yourself against passport frauds and scams, what you should know about protecting your health abroad, etc.
5) Travel tips for weary travelers
An eclectic collection of well-researched, rated travel articles from veteran MSNBC writers like Christopher Elliot.
Excellent reference materials if you already know what you are looking for.
Some random article titles include 5 Ways to Find a Low-Season Deal, 10 Tips for a Sexy Hotel Room, Making the Most of Your Trip Together, Hey Marriott, Where Are My Miles?, Myth or Magic Bullet? 4 Secrets About Rule 240, Traveler Beware! Surcharges to watch out for, 13 tips to save money on your next cruise and more.