Road Warrior Tips: July 2012. Like many of you, we travel all the time. And we have secrets that help us get around faster, more comfortably and tips on what to make sure and carry with you in the air, on the ground or even, underground! Thanks to the generosity of these frequent flyers—these trial consultant secrets can be yours as well. As we collect additional secrets, we’ll add them here (check the Road Warrior category before you head out). National Travel: [alphabetized by state] Florida, Orlando: Orlando security is very slow.
Nevada, Las Vegas: Very often the cab lines in Las Vegas are HORRIBLE. New York, NYC: I really like hopstop.com. North Carolina, Asheville: Asheville is lovely but the taxis at the airport are often dirty and rundown and I was sure the driver I had was going to communicate his tuberculosis to me as he spit phlegm into a plastic cup. Traveling Faster, Easier and with Less Frustration Be a 'Trusted Traveler': Note: Not all airports make use of this program. Japan, Tokyo: Eating Well on the Road. Road Warrior Travel Tools - Business Travel RX, LLC. Business Travel Tips for Women Archive - Road Warriorette. I have been an admirer of Dobbin Clothing since I first heard of them earlier this year. Their story is compelling—two fashion industry marketing and design professionals who came together to create their ideal line of women’s clothes. They make all of their garments in New York City, a rarity for clothing manufacturers these days, and they have a commitment to making beautiful, well fitting clothes.
They sent me three dresses to try out, all with different cuts. The fabric is what stood out to me at first. I have worn ponte and jersey dresses during business travel for years, and have tried them at all price points. I tried the Nora ¾ sleeve A-line dress in navy (pictured top right), the Jackie short sleeved sheath in coral (pictured middle right), and the Carson ¾ sleeve faux wrap in Meadow (green and white floral) (pictured bottom right).
I wore each dress for a long day of commuting, presentations, and walking. I looked down and remembered how cute I looked. A few ways I wore them: Wanderlust and Lipstick for Women's Travel: women-only tours, tips, travel stories, travel product reviews, blogs, articles and photos. Smart Women Travelers. Business Travel - Travel Advice and Product Reviews for the Business Traveler. Road Warriorette - My (Mostly) Business Travel Blog: Advice, insight, and observations about life on the road. One of the most stressful parts of air travel for many people is airport security. The lines, the rules, the frayed tempers, the rush, the fear of doing something wrong… It’s a lot to worry about, especially if you are a new business traveler! Here are a few tips to help you fly through it like a veteran road warrior.
Have your bag organized. When packing the night before, make sure all of the stuff that will need to come out during security is easily accessed. Get prepared in line. Manage your bins. Grab your stuff! It’s a stressful environment that amps up anxiety, even in experienced fliers. Readers, any tips for making airport security easier for first time business travelers? Have a travel question or suggestion? Www.joesentme.com. Travel magazine for women.