Ned Levi discusses the continuing problem of travel photographers being harassed, questioned, and sometimes detained, to stop them making photographs, by private security personnel, even when the pictures are being taken from public spaces. Ned suggests what you can do if it happens to you.
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Ryanair wants its winnings, could photographers be terrorists? Hawaiian rated best US airline in 2009
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CEO Tony Tyler said that Cathay Pacific is seeing a rise in bookings of first and business class travel, although he cautions that they are far from complete recovery.
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Struggling Japan Airlines is seeking an infusion of $550 million from Delta as well as several billion Yen from Air France-KLM.
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The current recession has all sorts of strange and interesting repercussions in the travel industry. Depending on your age, gender — and perhaps how twisted your sense of humor is — you may or may not be pleased with Disney’s latest cost-cutting move.
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It’s only three years and fifty weeks until the next inauguration. Maybe it’s not too soon for Washington to send out a call to “the Mouse.”
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Our Disney World trip started falling apart from the minute we walked through the gate to the Magic Kingdom. Our four-day trip cost more than my first car—about $1,000/day including lodging at a mid-range Disney hotel, meals, snacks and airfare. Would we be able to salvage it?
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Holiday travel for family gatherings and vacations often offer unique photographic opportunities. Ned Levi has help for you to conquer three holiday travel photographic challenges; fireworks, photographing elderly family members at family gatherings, holiday lights.
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Many travel companies and tour operators are struggling to come up with creative marketing strategies in a tough economy. Trust Walt Disney World to come up with one of the more original, and clever, ideas
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When most people think of Walt Disney World, “free” is not a word that comes to mind. In fact, locals in Orlando have been known to refer to the place as “Wallet Disney World.” But in 2009, Disney is offering a free ticket if you visit on your birthday. And the offer is valid at Walt Disney World in Florida or Disneyland in California.
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