Good morning Our Christmas Markets “cruise” had another four people choose to participate last week. It is great to see Travel Insiders responding so positively to this new approach to enjoying a European pre-Christmas experience, …
Good morning You may have seen the story of the woman killed by a self-driving car in Tempe, AZ on Sunday. Any unnecessary death is of course regrettable, but the biggest tragedy of this unfortunate …
On Sunday the first known case of a self-driving car being involved in a fatal accident occurred. Yes, there was an earlier fatality when a Tesla crashed while in autopilot mode, back in 2016, and …
We Need to Urgently Press On With Developing Self-Driving Vehicles Read More »
Good morning As mentioned, I’ve been traveling for most of this week and will be continuing into next week too. But I’ve had time to finally get all the details of our first ever ‘Christmas …
We’ve been enjoying Christmas Market river cruises for almost 15 years – sometimes on the Rhine, sometimes on the Danube. Sometimes upstream, sometimes downstream. Don’t get us wrong – all are wonderful experiences, and hundreds …
This is probably the most unsurprising headline of the week. California’s planned high speed rail line between San Francisco and Los Angeles (with eventual extensions to San Diego and Sacramento) has never enjoyed a smooth …
California’s High Speed Rail Project Suffers Increased Costs and Delays Read More »
Currently air travel between the US and UK/EU is governed by what has been described as the most liberal open-skies deal ever agreed by Washington. But ‘liberal’ deals are not synonymous with consumer-advantageous deals. The …
Will Brexit be a Benefit to International Travelers? Read More »
Good morning Our Frontsight experience was enjoyed by all who attended over the last weekend, and most of the participants plan to return for another experience in the future. While the men stoically plinked away, …
When Boeing closed its 757 production line in 2004, and orders for the 767 dried up, it was left with a gap in its product range between the largest 737 and the smallest 787. (Ignore …
Good morning And greetings from Pahrump, NV; an unincorporated locality best known for having a concentration of ‘houses of ill repute’. Although they are widely spread apart, through some mystery of the maps, each claims …
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