Have you noticed how good business class is these days? With a competitive edge among luxury airlines closing the gap between business and first, road warriors are benefiting from the evolution of ultra-comfortable flatbed seats and exquisite meal and beverage options. After all, all that proper rest and nutrition is clutch for productivity. Continue reading
It’s been seven years since the introduction of the first iPhone, and one thing has become very clear: smartphones make business travel exponentially less complicated. As the travel industry begins to integrate convenient mobile features, we’ve taken notice of a few trends that are changing the world of travel as we know it. Continue reading
Delta’s Economy class will enjoy better meal selections courtesy of health food company start-up, Luvo. The tasty, good-for-you options will soon be available on transcon flights from New York’s JFK and San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles. What’s on the menu? Continue reading
This winter, Delta is planning on spending $770 million dollars and three years to revamp 225 of its planes. Every seat will be given electrical power, and most planes will be receiving new seats and larger overhead bins. (Specifically, six more on the Airbus A319 model, ten more on A320, and nineteen more on Boeing 757-200’s). And exactly how do they plan to do that? Continue reading
As a member of WBENC (Women’s Business Enterprise National Council), Cadence is pleased to see that the New American Airlines has voted in favor of keeping the new tail design that was debuted last January, as it was created by two women-owned businesses. You can expect to see the livery on the new A321 Transcon aircraft, which debuted yesterday, January 7th, 2014 on America’s most important route. Continue reading
No matter how much effort we put into creating the perfect sleeping environment at home, it’s all over as soon as we leave for our next business trip… when we need the most rest. Here are five quick tips to improve the amount and quality of sleep during your business travel. Continue reading
If you’ve ever pondered the point of putting your laptop in a separate bin during the physical screening portion of the airport security line, there are two good reasons… And neither include, “To make the line go slower.” Continue reading
It’s the little things. I’ll admit it, there have been times I would have paid $10 for a single hair-tie (i.e., on my way to a conference after neglecting to check the June weather forecast in Chicago). When you’re on the road, away from home and all of the convenient things that keep your life flowing steadily, forgetting an essential item can be distracting / annoying / seemingly life altering. Here’s a list of five ways to “keep it together” so you can focus on being a road warrior while traveling for business. Continue reading
With a simple fingerprint and iris scan, airline passengers are able to pass through airport security in less than five minutes. “Clear” allows fliers to pre-register their identifications, greatly reducing the ID checking process at the airport before approaching the physical screening. Continue reading
Important change: Southwest Airlines has established their “No Show Policy” for Wanna Get Away fares booked on or after Friday, May 10, 2013, for travel on or after Friday, September 13, 2013. Continue reading
