...ey down the drain for you. If you've purchased non-refundable tickets, you won't be able to get a single cent out of the cancellation, and that's not counting the time, money, and effort wasted falling in line and arranging for your trip in the first place.

Travel Guard Insurance has more than 6 million travel insurance clients who now feel safe and secure after purchasing one or more of their different packages. It's important to carefully choose which package or plan is best for you, as not all plans are appropriate for all people.

One of Travel Guard Insurance's Plans, called the "All-Inclusive," is their basic plan that can cover anyone from age 0 to 69. Some of the benefits included in this package are: accidental death and dismemberment; trip delays, interruptions, or cancellations; 24/7 emergency medical assistance; damaged, delayed, or lost baggage; and emergency illnesses or accidents.

A policy that is unique to Travel Guard Insurance is t...more

Air Travel Tips for Travelers with Health issues or Disabilities

... the ground level with the wheelchair to the tarmac. Four airline employees had to carry my mother in the wheelchair up the steep steps to board the plane. This might be impossible if there are weight issues.

Think about what seat arrangement will work best for you needs. Would an aisle seat make it more convenient to get to the restroom? You'll want to avoid sitting in the emergency exit row. The passengers in this row may be asked to help others in an emergency situation.

Let the airlines and flight attendants know if you have any assisting devices. Find out the best way to store them so they arrive without damage.

Always keep in mind what you can do easily and without assistance, as well as situations that would require help.

Can you transfer to seats by yourself? Will you need a transfer board or assistance from airline staff?

Consider hiring a travel nurse if you have serious health or medical issues. There are traveling nurses networks.

Can you describe your wheelchair, scooter or walker, dimensions, weight, type of tires, type of batteries, etc.? You may need to take along spare batteries. You also may need to rent or buy a travel wheelchair.

Make sure to mention to your travel agent or airline representative any assistin...more

Cruise Travel Business Opportunities

...ised of a variety of concepts that prove to be feasible and profitable business opportunities for many. Advertisements are placed in newspapers, the yellow pages and on the Internet. They include vending offerings, home-based opportunities, cruise franchises and other travel business services.

It is very profitable to be a cruise travel agent. People can earn money by working from home or from their present place of business. Many home-based travel agents offer the same perks and benefits as store...more

why You Should Invest In A Golf Travel Case To Protect Your Golf Clubs!

...d I have yet to ever have clubs damaged in any way, but a soft, padded case will offer very good protection as well, for considerably less out of pocket expense.

Generally, you can expect to spend in the $100 range for a high quality, soft, padded golf travel case. Often these will feature wheels, a carrying strap, and outer zipper pockets for additional storage. It's much easier to fit your golf bag into a padded travel case because there is much more flexibility in th...more

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