No place in the world does fall quite like New England! The fall foliage, the cozy food, the beautiful scenery, from mountains to coastline — it all comes together to create one picturesque autumn setting. If your travel plans include a quick trip to the region this month or next, consider traveling in time to make one of these top fall festivals.
Gone are the days when traveling for business was solely a burden, something to begrudgingly take on as one of the least appealing parts of your job, all the while looking forward to arriving back home again. Today, new generations of employees are taking business travel on with enthusiasm (some studies show they’re even specifically seeking out jobs that offer travel opportunities!) and new research is saying that these generations are more creative and productive while on the road.
If you’ve ever tried to go to a New York Mets game, then you likely know what a hassle it can be getting into Queens if you’re not already conveniently in the area. Citi Field definitely isn’t the easiest baseball field to get to, but if you’re determined to make a game before the season ends, here’s how to get there from Connecticut. Read More
According to a study from AirPlus International and the Global Business Travel Association, nearly 70% of travel managers say their travelers were affected by a third-party payment data breach in the past year and that they believe the risk of fraud is greater than it was two to three years ago. This begs the question, how can you protect your business travelers from data breaches while they’re on the go?
Here are just a few simple ways you can make sure your company stays safe even while working on a global scale. Read More
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 5, 2020: In March of 2020, this deadline was moved back a year to October 1, 2021:
If you are from New York or Connecticut with some travel coming up, you likely know there are two different travel identification options open to you — Enhanced IDs and REAL ID s. Due to the Federal REAL ID Act, that takes effect in New York on October 1, 2021, your regular license will not be accepted alone as proof of identification for domestic flights. After this date, an Enhanced ID or REAL ID will be required to get on a plane, unless you have a valid passport with you.
Depending on what your travel itinerary includes, one of these options could benefit you more than the other. Here are the differences between the two (and why you need one or the other sooner than you might think). Read More
