Single travelers don’t want to stay home. But they don’t want to spend all of their evenings looking at the four walls of the same room and staring at the television. Is there a solution, a magic bullet for traveling alone?
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Rules for solo travelers, who hate being alone
by Karen Fawcett on August 5, 2010
Vacation safety in a cyber-sophisticated world
by Laura Townsend Elion on October 21, 2009
Everyone knows that certain things are common sense if you’re going away — Stop the newspapers, hold the mail, time the lights, set an alarm if you have one, get someone to mow the lawn or shovel, ask a neighbor to look over once in a while, or a friend to stop by. There are lots of old common-sense initiatives you can take to make your home less vulnerable to thieves while you’re not there, and there are some that can invite thieves in — My Space, Facebook and Twitter and the like.
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Broadcasting your comings and goings through social media? You might regret it
by Karen Fawcett on July 10, 2009
Social networking is the new rage among all generations. But while we’re broadcasting our travels, we may be setting ourselves up to have our homes robbed or our identities stolen. Perhaps it better not to broadcast our every move.
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Open your eyes: everything is about to change for travelers
by Christopher Elliott on June 15, 2009
One of the most popular cameras on the number one photo-sharing site isn’t a camera at all. It’s the Apple iPhone. I mention this for two reasons. First, because a new iPhone is being released June 19. And second, because it now includes a feature that promises to change the way we travel: a video camera.
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Air France and KLM launch social networking site for travelers
by Steve Surjaputra on November 8, 2008
What do you get when you combine TripAdvisor, Facebook, and Twitter into one Web site? Just go to Bluenity for the answer.
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