Sure H1N1 is the trendy flu virus to have this year, but the idea of being sick through the holiday season isn't all that appealing. If you're flying the friendly skies over the holidays, try taking a few precautionary measures. Photo by Michal Osmenda Before you bust out the hazmat suit while waiting for your connecting flight, consider following some of Forbes.com's tips for helping you get through your holiday travels bug-free.
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- Nov 19 Thu 2009 03:00
Lower Your H1N1 Risks at the Airport During Busy Holiday Travel Times
- Nov 19 Thu 2009 00:37
Holiday Surcharges Increase, Expand Deep Into 2010
When a handful of airlines imposed their holiday surcharges last month, people reacted mostly with shock and horror.
- Nov 19 Thu 2009 00:04
The Freedom to Feel: Is Happiness Our Only Choice?
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 21:55
Allegiant Will Refund Booted Passenger After All
Something didn't seem right when Allegiant said the mother (and her noisy children) it kicked off a plane weren't due a refund. So we investigated, and guess what
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 13:00
America's Worst Airports for Delays: How to Cope
Knowing what your activity options are at the nation's most delay-prone airports can turn a frustrating wait into bona fide leisure time. Almost.
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 05:45
Woman Forced Off Plane Over Flu Concerns
A United Airlines crew removed a passenger they thought might have the flu. She says she didn't, and the incident begs the question: Should the airlines police the flu?
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 04:26
Full Flights Will Cost Flyers (Not Just Money)
If the new airline reality is full flights throughout the year, flyers should expect more congestion and frustration. And higher ticket prices.
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 03:00
Keep Frequent Business Travel Stress in Perspective
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 01:38
Fragile Moment: Pakistan Before the Rise of the Taliban
Photo: Dave Watts Traversing the desolation of Pakistan was not a part of Greg Johnson’s travel plans. Yet, here he is humbled by a small act of human kindness.
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 01:13
Allegiant Boots Mom and Noisy Kids, But No Refund
For the second time this month, an airline removed a mother and her children, both of whom were causing a scene.
- Nov 18 Wed 2009 00:40
Winter 2010 Savings for Snowbirds
One-way car rental specials and big discounts on vacation rentals and campground sites in warm southern states make escaping the cold easy and affordable.
- Nov 17 Tue 2009 23:00
What is a Liquid, and What Isn't?
'Tis the season for traveling with food, which means it's also time for the TSA to start confiscating our leftover mashed potatoes and gravy. So what does the TSA consider a liquid, anyway?
- Nov 17 Tue 2009 13:00
Best Ways to Avoid Baggage Fees: A Holiday Travel Primer
As the holidays approach, there's no better time to re-acquaint yourself with what fees are in effect, especially if you're planning on traveling with gifts and extra winter gear.
- Nov 17 Tue 2009 13:00
Three Affordable European Vacations for Spring
The Deal Detective helps a reader plan a homecoming vacation for her husband returning from Afghanistan. Destinations include Berlin, Prague, and Venice.
- Nov 17 Tue 2009 03:44
Got Miles? Use Them for Holiday Gifts
Many frequent flyer program members are looking to use their miles in lieu of cash to take some of the financial sting out of this year's holiday gift-giving.
- Nov 17 Tue 2009 02:18
The Surprising Wisdom Of Will Smith
A fan-compiled video shares the collected wisdom of Will Smith, revealing the secret to his remarkable success in Hollywood…and life. If you grew up in the 90’s, it’s likely your after school hours consisted of the following: Saved By The Bell , Full House , and Family Matters . But there was one show that transcended the corny sitcom genre and was actually clever and consistently funny – The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air .
- Nov 17 Tue 2009 00:59
On the Edge: Why Would a Man Take 40,000 Ecstasy Pills?
We all have our vices, but what leads to this type of drug overload? Photo: digitalbob8 Drugs certainly hold the possibility of being mind-expanders , at least for some people.
- Nov 17 Tue 2009 00:43
Welcome to Newark International ... Shopping Mall?
The mallification of airports around the world isn't news, but the amount of money these retail outlets bring in is surprising and, these days, essential.
- Nov 16 Mon 2009 22:00
Meet Your Rep: The Passenger Rights Lobby in D.C.
Charles Leocha, Director of the newly formed Consumer Travel Alliance, explains that passenger rights shouldn't stop at tarmac delays, and says there is hope on the horizon.
- Nov 16 Mon 2009 13:00
Holiday Tips for Safe and Fun Family Travel
With many factors to consider this holiday season, such as airline fees, the flu, and crowds, it may seem impossible to actually enjoy your trip. Keep all in good spirits by following these tips.