Virtual Kidnapping in the US and Mexico
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and other law enforcement agencies in the United States have issued several warnings related to virtual ...
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Travel Safety: Use of Vehicles as Weapons
It’s happened again-this time in Barcelona, on the popular tourist and historic street known as Las Ramblas. A man using ...
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Can An Airline Bump You From A Flight?
After a week-long business trip, you board a flight around 3:00 pm. As you settle into your seat and prepare ...
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How to Minimize Jet Lag Symptoms
Circadian rhythm disruption occurs when the rhythm set by one’s biological clock is misaligned with the solar day and night ...
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OTA & Travel Distribution Updates – June 23rd, 2017
“OTA & Travel Distribution Updates” is posted weekly by Duff on Hospitality Law, which is run by Greg Duff of ...
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Simple Tips to Speed your Way and Enhance your Security
The end of year holiday period is full of cheer, family and friends and at times, travel. But ask any ...
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The Zika Virus – How Is It Impacting the Meetings and Travel Industry
Chances are if you’ve been on the internet or watched more than five minutes of TV, you’ve heard of the ...
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Detecting and Neutralizing Terrorist Plots in Europe Requires Greater Integration of Intel and Police Agencies
Europe suffered yet another horrific terrorist attack last month, this time in Belgium. ISIS-inspired, radicalized, young European men placed multiple ...
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Personal Protective Measures for Today’s Global Citizens
Personal protective tips are a necessity for business travelers. From the Post Vietnam War era of kidnapping and ransom scenarios ...
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Visiting Cuba: Tourists Lining Up to Visit Cuba, but Many Obstacles Remain
President Barack Obama’s mid-December 2014 announcement that the US would restore diplomatic relations and ease tensions with the Castro government ...
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