Cruising vs Coronavirus: Travel’s virus culprit or scapegoat
Travel may be the hardest hit industry during this global CoronaVirus outbreak. Cruise ships getting the brunt of the disdain.
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Taking advantage of a little known law for post-pandemic travel
Travel has always had its rules and regulations. This little known federal law offers some protection when making post-pandemic flight reservations.
Back to normalcy after the Great Lockdown. Will it be safe to travel again?
President Trump knows that if he ends the Great Lockdown early it may cause new waves of pandemic panic and potentially destroy the tourism industry.
Simple, practical tips when we are ready for post-coronavirus travel
CHARLOTTE, NC: With the travel industry reeling from coronavirus quarantines, cancellations and rescheduling, perhaps now is a good time to offer a new collection of travel tips that, hopefully, can be useful when our topsy-turvey world returns to normal. Not all of these will work for everyone in every case, but many of these neat ...
Living with ALS: Dagmar Munn’s 4-Ms for travel under CoronaVirus threat
Really living with ALS means being able to adjust your life with your health. Toss the Coronavirus ontop of that, and it can mean a real challenge.
Coronavirus fears: A traveler’s guide on whether or not to go to Italy
How do you decide whether to go or not to travel to Italy as coronavirus fears reach a fever pitch around the world? This travelers' guide can help.
Tips for traveling around a world under the cloud of Coronavirus
One thing affected by Coronavirus is traveling. Should you go? Check the right websites, and practice good personal health habits.
Train travel in Europe: Ten things to know before you go
In Europe, the fastest, most comfortable and convenient way to travel is by train. And high speed train travel in Europe, where available, is even better.
Living with ALS and the art of comfortable disabled travel
Never yet have I been on a trip where there was nary a glitch. ALS just adds to the challenges. The objective is to expect the unexpected.
On the Nativity Trail: Travel in the footsteps of Mary and Joseph
On the original Nativity Trail, when Mary and Joseph traveled from Nazareth to Bethlehem for the census, they probably journeyed in a caravan.
International travel dilemma: See something old or something new?
For people with a passion for international travel, one nagging dilemma is ever-present. Should we go someplace new? Or revisit a treasured destination?
Living with ALS and the logistics of disabled travel — Swiss style
For travelers with ALS and other disabilities, Switzerland is at the top of the list for ease. The Swiss Travel System has made transportation an art form.
Singapore Airlines: Ultra long-haul flights are the latest trend in air travel
Singapore Airlines' ultra-long-haul flying appears brighter than ever. Featuring, new comfort amenities, from sleeping berths to gourmet food.
Magellan Travel Club celebrates 10th anniversary with a 2020 tour of Italy
In celebration of its tenth anniversary, The Magellan Travel Club is offering a deluxe tour of Italy in the spring of 2020.
Travel Europe: Hidden nooks among the crannies of winding sidestreets
Travel Europe by walking off the beaten path to find the nooks among the crannies where gardens flourish, small eateries await and life is quiet.
Travel Europe using trip and day tours and the benefits of trains
You can travel through Europe on your own. Or rely on trip or day tour operators. Either option has benefits & drawbacks. Do your research, either way
Seeing the World: More great travel tips from the savvy traveler vault
Travel can be as frustrating as it is enjoyable, but a few simple travel tips can go far to smooth your passage and your temper.
The second annual Lou’s Yanks vs. Bob’s Sox raises $20,000 for ALS research
The second annual Lou's Yanks vs. Bob's Sox ALS fundraiser raised over $20,000 for ALS research. But the big winners were everyone that came out and / or supported this annual event.
Living with ALS: A list of preferred web sites for disabled travelers
The world is a big place just waiting to be discovered. Even by disabled travelers. As one veteran travel writer once said, "I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list." These websites can help
Battling ALS with accessible world travel
Disabled travel is getting easier all the time and a little research can make it a pleasant experience