Always Toss A Bandanna In Your Bag
April 14, 2009 by Susan · Leave a Comment
A colorful bandanna can be one of the most useful items you bring on vacation – here are some of my favorite uses:
Tie one on the handle of your suitecase so you can pick it out easily in baggage return
Use it as a washcloth in hotels rooms that don’t supply one
Dip in water, slip in a plastic bag and bring to the beach to cool yourself down
Make an impromtu table cloth for an on the go snack in the park
Drape over the bedside lampshade for some instant romantic atmosphere
Tie it around your neck or wrist for some immediate pizazz to your outfit
Go cowboy and use as a mask if you run into dust or foul air
Make an instant head scarf – great when you enter a church
Two tied together makes a decorative belt
Wrap up those precious sea shells you found on the beach
And it’s an always handy hankerchief, bandage or even a sling!
Meet Icoon – A Pocketsize Travel Picture Dictionary
February 19, 2009 by Susan · Leave a Comment
Forget all the stress of learning a new language when you go traveling, just pop an Icoon symbol dictionary in your pocket and you’ll be ready for most any situation that comes up. Icoon is a handly passport size mini-book that contains over 2,000 travel icons sorted into 12 categories for fast reference. You’ll find symbols for ordering your favorite food, finding accomodations, keeping healthy and shopping for those perfect shoes. Available on their website or from book sellers like Amazon.com, this is a terrific travel aid for under $10. And if you’ll be traveling with your PDA, it looks like they have a nifty digital app for your phone, but I have to be honest with you…. I can’t find a link to information of how to get it!!! My guess is it’s probably available for iPhones, so check with your cell phone provider.
5 Great Gifts For Travelers
December 15, 2008 by Susan · Leave a Comment
The electronic gadgets we travel with just keep getting more sophisticated and plentiful. Here are some tech savvy gifts all travelers will love.
New TSA screening rules for computers allow newly designed computer bags to go through security without taking the computer out of the bag. Every traveler who hauls along their trusty computer will love getting one of these new bags. Have a look at the selection at EBags.com- Passports, licenses, and many credit cards now contain radio frequency identification chips containing all our sensitive and private information. It’s time for everyone to invest in a RFID blocking wallet to prevent hackers and techno thieves from grabbing our identification with scanners as they pass us by. Here’s a selection from Magellans. Read more
Always Be Lint Free While Traveling
November 28, 2008 by Susan · Leave a Comment
Rent Top of the Line Golf Clubs on Vacation
Pack Light Or Pay Up – United’s New Baggage Policy
February 18, 2008 by Susan · Leave a Comment




