The first installment in an ongoing series of “Ask Me Anything” posts where I answer real questions from real business travelers.
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Choosing a hotel is one of the most fundamental skills of business travel — here’s how to do it.
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A comprehensive strategy guide for filling a backpack full of useful things, and other tips on living out of one carry-on and one personal item.
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I don’t eat airport or airplane food unless I absolutely have to. I’d recommend you do the same — here’s why, and how.
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Weight is an at-best misleading and at-worst useless measurement for virtually everything we try and use it for. This article covers why, and what to measure instead.
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A short note about what work travel is and — more critically — is not.
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Necessary is a relative term, and an ascetic lifestyle isn’t required to be successful at packing.
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Defining terms and asking good questions to yourself and others is important, and worth being pedantic about, because better questions lead us to better answers.
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Fly enough, and you’re guaranteed to have a flight delayed, or cancelled, or to miss a flight, or to get walked at a hotel. Here’s how to deal with it.
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Travel credit cards and global entry aren’t the most important thing to worry about as a business traveler, but they can definitely make your life easier.
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