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Flashes of Light May Be A Quick Cure for Jet Lag
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Delta to Launch
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Technology Improving Airline Luggage Handling
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Here's How to Behave in a Business Meeting in 18 Countries | |
When traveling abroad on a business trip, something as simple as a handshake introduction between new colleagues becomes an incredibly nuanced mini-event, capable of setting the convivial foundation necessary to strike a deal, or sabotaging the whole thing before you ever discuss page one of the docket. In Turkey, handshakes are to be distributed to a room in order of seniority. In Singapore it is considered rude to perform anything other than a soft-touch shake with skin contact that lingers long enough to make anyone from the U.S. feel slightly awkward. In Mexico and New Zealand, men must wait for women to first instigate a handshake. Kisses on the cheek often follow a shake in Brazil, while a bow can replace a shake in Japan. Continue Reading>> | |
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Dallas Fort Worth Debuts
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How In-Room Tablets Will Change Your Experience
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Forgetting to do This One Thing When Returning
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| House Vote to Tighten Enrollment in TSA Expedited Screening | |
WASHINGTON – Applying for the Transportation Security Administration's expedited screening program would get easier under a bill the House approved Tuesday, but frequent fliers would need to provide more information about themselves to continue participating. The Senate still needs to consider the legislation. If passed, the measure requires the TSA to develop online enrollment standards for Precheck within 90 days. The TSA — whose officers currently check travel documents by hand — would also have to experiment on an automated system for reviewing travel documents for Precheck members within a year, and to establish an automated system at large hub airports to verify travelers who aren't members of Precheck by the end of 2017. Customs and Border Protection’s similar trusted-traveler program, Global Entry, processes passengers by scanning their fingerprints at airport kiosks. Continue Reading>> |
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| In-Vehicle Wi-Fi, New Tech Options Come to Rental Cars | |
Coming soon to a rental car near you: apps that let you make voice-activated reservations, programs that track the health of your vehicle, and wireless hotspots. The upgrades are incremental, leading toward a future when self-driving rentals pick you up from home, the train station or the airport. That day is just around the corner. "I believe it to be inevitable," says car rental analyst Neil Abrams. "Autonomous vehicles are on the horizon and in the next several years." Continue Reading>> |
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