World Airport Transfer: Thrifty Transport Options to and from Airports Worldwide

December 30, 2009 · Filed Under Air Travel · Comment 

World Airport Transfer (WAT) is a global reservation service for ground transportation, serving major cities on all continents. Since 1997, it has specialized in airport transfers to provide travelers with economical and hassle-free rides to and from the airport and city centers.

Through www.world-airport-transfer.com, you can book door-to-door airport shuttles and private transfers in more than 250 airports worldwide. The company provides online booking, 24-hour toll-free reservations centers, and customer-service in 16 languages (including English, French, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hebrew, Dutch, German, and Portuguese).

Its full range of transportation options, including shared-ride shuttle vans, private vans, sedans, limousines, mini coaches, and deluxe motor coaches, can be customized for all kinds of needs and to complement any type of travel experience.

New iFlyz Secures Mobile Electronics For Hands-Free Viewing During Air Travel

January 18, 2009 · Filed Under Air Travel, Technology · Comment 

This is a unique product that offers a helping hand for those trying to juggle a mobile electronic device while trying to relax on a plane trip. The iFlyz device is an in-flight, hands-free solution designed specifically for air travelers. The iFlyz’s suction cup firmly grasps any device relieving the strain of holding it for long periods of time while watching a movie, surfing through music, or reading online. The iFlyz device uses an adjustable clamp to attach to either an upright and locked seat tray or one that is open during drink or dinner service and has a flexible gooseneck that allows the attached mobile device to be turned any angle or direction.

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What is the Fastest Way to Travel?

January 10, 2009 · Filed Under Air Travel, bus travel, car travel, train travel · Comment 

In a hurry?  Then it’s time to make plane reservations; right?  Not necessarily.  When you factor in the time it takes to get to and from the airport, the time you spend checking in and then walking what seems like miles to your departure area, and then waiting for the plane to be boarded, etc., etc., there are many times when it’s more time-efficient (and simpler) to take a train, a bus, or a car.

And now with the prices at the gas pump so much lower, driving is a serious option.  Plus you won’t have to rent a car when you get there!  Check all of your options and do a price comparison as well as an arrival-time comparison; and never assume anything until you do all of your homework.

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