On the Road

Wellness has taken on a new level of importance as all of us want to stay healthy, especially when traveling. Dr. Mary Warren of Road Warrior Wellness™ and Vital Force Wellness shares her best...

The deadline for US travelers to present a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification (like a passport) to board their flights has been moved to May 2, 2023.

This summer, we will see a historic shift in travel, with leisure travelers who now have had their vaccine driving demand and hotel occupancy continuing its upward trend.

A new survey tracking experiences of business travel has found that 64 percent of business travelers enjoy their job less without travel.

Singapore Airlines has started trials on a new digital health verification process related to COVID-19 tests and vaccinations.

People are still traveling locally this summer, just by car instead of plane. Here are 10 packing tips from the road warriors at Prevue.

Flights are coming back and air expert Harding Bush offers tips to share with your attendees to help them stay safe and healthy.

The U.S. Travel Guidelines describe vigorous measures the industry will follow and help to communicate across each and every step of a traveler’s journey

Following Jet Blue's announcement as the first of the major airlines to require masks for passengers and crew, the Association of Flight Attendants this week put out a statement urging that this become a mandate across all carriers.

If you must take to the skies during the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the TSA has compiled a list of six tips to keep in mind.

If attendees do not update to a REAL ID by October 1, 2020 or have an acceptable alternate form of ID, they will be turned away at the airport.

Men: When you're running a meeting or at a trade show, there might not be anything more important than comfortable shoes for meeting planners.

Travelers will need Real ID-compliant identification cards to board domestic flights starting October 1, 2020 as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will officially begin enforcing the REAL ID Act of 2005 at airports. This will require all Americans to present REAL ID-compliant identification to go through security.b

Given the hectic schedule of meeting planners, both when they’re in their office and, especially, when they’re on the road, some of them find it difficult to squeeze fitness into their day. But others are making sure to put it into their schedules.