Survey: 30% would trade pay for travel
A survey sponsored by Booking.com has found that nearly 30% of the business travelers surveyed would take a job with lower pay if it meant more business travel.
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A survey sponsored by Booking.com has found that nearly 30% of the business travelers surveyed would take a job with lower pay if it meant more business travel.
With more travelers carrying their own devices, American is phasing out seatback screens in its new 737 MAX planes, part of an industry trend
In PHeymont’s view, the best food is often bought and eaten on the street; he found Mexico City a paradise for street food.
There’s the terminal, and there’s the plane. Each with its own irritations, but PHeymont says nothing beats the boarding queue, and he explains why.
A survey sponsored by Booking.com has found that nearly 30% of the business travelers surveyed would take a job with lower pay if it meant more business travel.
With more travelers carrying their own devices, American is phasing out seatback screens in its new 737 MAX planes, part of an industry trend
In PHeymont’s view, the best food is often bought and eaten on the street; he found Mexico City a paradise for street food.
There’s the terminal, and there’s the plane. Each with its own irritations, but PHeymont says nothing beats the boarding queue, and he explains why.