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Travel Tool Kit: Overnight at JFK Airport Hotels Friday, 04 May 2007 If you have an upcoming trip that connects through JFK airport in New York, you may want to click through to the full article of this and print it out and keep it handy in your carry-on! This hotel information may end up being a life-saver. I hadn’t planned on learning about overnight hotels at JFK airport on my flight back from Italy last week. My flight was scheduled to come in at 6:05 PM and my connecting flight wasn’t due to leave until 7:30 PM – plenty of time to make the connection. However, when it became clear that my flight in Italy was leaving late, then later and later, it became increasingly clear that I would probably miss my flight. The 7:30 PM flight was the last flight to San Francisco that day and my only option would be to overnight at JFK, something I had tried to avoid when planning my trip because I thought it would be too much hassle. Read more...

Ginger For What Ails You Saturday, 05 May 2007 Ginger is a time-honored remedy for nausea, and it’s great for motion sickness and other quease-inducing maladies that may hit you when you’re away from home. A glass of ginger ale, powdered ginger in capsule form and candied ginger are all easy to find and much cheaper than over-the-counter medications, and without the side effects like dizziness and dry-mouth that usually accompany motion sickness drugs. Read more...   Save Big With Microwave Popcorn Thursday, 03 May 2007 Beat the high prices of minibar snacks and pack some microwave popcorn for your hotel stay. It doesn’t take up much space in your luggage and, best of all, it’s cheap. If you don’t have a microwave in your room, odds are good that there’s one in the common area on the same floor as your room. Eat it straight from the bag or use your ice bucket as a bowl. Another good choice for travel snacks are high-fiber cereal bars, which not only stave off cravings until your evening meal but will help regulate your, um, regularity while you’re indulging in decadent vacation cuisine. Read more...

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