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Cultural Briefings: Taking the
Starch out of the Travel Dress Code
You might get a hint of the new urge to take the starch out of
business dress when you see the haute couture creations for both
men and women paraded up and down the runways at the showings of
the fall and spring fashion collections. If that anything-goes
look is acceptable, could the dress code for business travelers
be heading for a major revision?…FULL STORY
Cheers: A Toast to the All-Star
Bars of 2007
Back in the early 1870s when saloons had swinging doors and bad
reputations, bartenders would set you up with a bottle of
bourbon and a glass and you poured it to the brim for a quarter.
Some 137 years later, Reserve in Chicago’s West Loop will uncork
a bottle of Cristal in front of you—for a mere $700 not
including tax and tip.…FULL STORY
Advertorial: Travel Often but
Don’t Like the Hassle of Checking Your Bags?
Easy Traveler, Inc. has the solution for you. The 3-1-1 Totally
Compliant Carry-on Kit is compliant with both the new TSA
carry-on rules and the new 3-1-1 International Carry-on rules.
It is now easier than ever to take all your health and personal
care supplies in your carry-on bag on the plane...FULL STORY
After
decades of political in-fighting and construction delays,
Bangkok, a leading business hub in Southeast Asia, has finally
pulled back the curtain and opened its new state-of-the-art
Suvarnabhumi Airport…FULL STORY
Advertorial:
About Cellular TQM and Skimming the Roaming Costs
Usually out of convenience, corporate travelers bring their
American cell phones overseas. However, there are hefty roaming
fees and long-distance charges associated with using a local
phone abroad. The result is an average bill of $1,000 to $3,000
in cell phone charges while traveling. Corporations are beginning to discover
an option that combines
convenience, quality and low cost together into one simple
package: a Global Cellular Service…FULL STORY |
