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Here Are Seven Drive-Thru Experiences To Get You Out Of The House
The COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t seem to be fading with the expeditious grace government officials predicted. That means many of us will spend the remainder of spring and summer 2020 inside or exploring the United States from vehicles. Some travel and tourism-related businesses will succumb to COVID-19's lingering presence, but early adapters are finding ways to engage customers while keeping all parties safe. The good ol’ American drive-thru is having a moment, and it’s not just Popeyes having a resurgence. HereREAD MORE
American Airlines and Hyatt Surprise Hospital Workers With Vacations
American Airlines and Hyatt Hotels pulled off an amazing surprise, gifting workers at a New York area hospital with a vacation once the fight against Covid-19 is over. Every employee at the NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst Hospital will get a three night getaway with a loved one courtesy of the travel industry giants. The vacations, according to American Airlines will be a chance for the employees of one of the nations hardest hit area's to recharge and reconnect with familyREAD MORE
April Rodriguez: The Flight Attendant That Beat COVID-19
JetBlue flight attendant April Rodriguez contracted COVID-19 over a month ago and made headlines by documenting her fight for her life on Instagram. April's calculated social media reports were aimed to serve as a cautionary tale to her peers: "stay home!" TravelCoterie sat down with April, or ARODD as she's known on social media, to get an update on her condition and the ongoing health complications brought on by the severe respiratory infection. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gb4_3b4YyAo&feature=youtu.be
How This Travel Influencer Built An Empire Around Free Travel
Brian Kelly, also known as The Points Guy, is the number one travel influencer in the world according to Forbes. But how did this gregarious traveler carve out a space for himself in such a crowded landscape? Kelly sat down with TravelCoterie this week to talk about how he built an empire teaching people how to travel for free using credit card points.
Toilet Paper And Strippers: Drive-Thru Strip Clubs Are Now A Thing
The coronavirus has finally birthed the kind of innovation T-Pain and 2 Chainz would approve of: drive-thru strip clubs. Just in time for the domestic travel boom, several "strip-thrus" have popped up throughout the United States. And these "strip-thrus" are exactly what they sound like: places where women dance onstage in next-to-nothing as single file Camrys and Priuses coast pass. View this post on Instagram Thanks to everyone who ordered from @booberpdx and supported our food2gogo experience tonight,READ MORE
Airlines Are Now Requiring Passengers To Wear Face Mask
Passengers flying in the US will be required to wear face mask as soon as next week. What's baffling however is that it's taken this long for airline executives to reach the groundbreaking conclusion that everyone boarding a plane should be wearing masks. Airlines Leading The Way? On Monday, United, JetBlue and Delta will being requiring passengers to keep their mask on from the moment they check-in until exiting the plane. "While we remain committed to our new standard ofREAD MORE
How To Start Earning Credit Card Points For Free Travel
Milking the miles game to accrue travel perks like free flights and hotel stays is a beloved travel pro hack. The master of this practice is The Points Guy, Brian Kelly. He's built an entire empire around educating consumers on the best credit card points and mileage programs, and how to use them. Here are his tips to help you start traveling for free. https://youtu.be/S1GpDwTiXAg
Three Ways COVID-19 Will Change Hotel Stays
Will the hotel industry survive COVID-19's wrath? Whether we're aware or not, a collective recalibration is unfolding in regards to future business and leisure travel. This week I will be staying at a hotel for the first time since the infectious respiratory disease paused the world. My stay will give me a firsthand look at procedures being adopted by the hotel industry to combat COVID-19 infections, boost traveler confidence and save an industry bludgeoned by the pandemic. TravelCoterie has beenREAD MORE
Notes From A Solo Female Traveler: Francesca Murray
From Rome to Barbados, Francesca Murray is a woman on the move. Sometimes it's for work, sometimes it's for pleasure, and she has even traveled for love. But often she travels alone. Thats why she is a perfect subject for this weeks Notes From A Solo Female Traveler. She has flipped her passion for travel and turned it into a passion project, documenting her journeys with beautiful images and thoughtful captions on social media and the internet. What started outREAD MORE
Can New Cleaning Standards Save AirBnB
The COVID-19 crisis has nearly killed the hotel industry. Â Hotel occupancy in the U.S. alone plunged 70%, and the lodging sector is on pace to lose $500 million in room revenue every day. Those are Armageddon numbers, and if you think that's bad, well things are even worst for the disrupter of the industry, Air BnB. Recently Wired Magazine wrote an article which felt more like an obituary for the online booking service. Wired noted the massive monetary losses (billions,READ MORE
What Economy Class Could Look Like After COVID-19?
What will it take for you to get back on airplane? We know Air Travel will change forever thanks to the Coronavirus worldwide pandemic. Now airline seat designers are showing us what Economy Class could look like after Covid-19. Avio, an Italian-based firm, just released mock images of a revolutionary seating experience that some airlines may consider adopting. Centered Seats Are you ready for reverse center seats. It may look crazy at first, but it's actually an interesting idea. AvioREAD MORE
This Ranger Thinks More Black Folks Need To Visit National Parks
When COVID-19's stranglehold on the travel industry - and entire Black travel movement for that matter - subsides, I wager few African-Americans will venture to Asia. Thousands will return to collecting experiences across Europe or Latin America. But most of us will hit the road to explore America. Vegas, Miami, Los Angeles, Oakland, Brooklyn, and Atlanta will be popular options and are certainly worthy of tourism, but fewer will travel to national parks: one US ranger is hoping to changeREAD MORE