Executive Travel Magazine
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November/December 2010
Always On
Business travelers need to be accessible 24/7, no matter the time zone. Stellar tech gear can mean the difference between staying in touch around the clock and productive on the road—or wasting valuable time. In our annual technology issue, we highlight:
• Best mobile technology for 2011
• Strategies to travel without a laptop
• Apps that make the iPad a workhorse
• And many more ways to manage being always on.
ET presents the Best in Tech Awards: mobile technology tailored to the needs of business travelers.
Celebrate your business win at a champagne bar, where a toast with a sparkling wine signals success and optimism.
New mobile technology lets baggage-burdened business travelers lighten their load.
Your iPad becomes an indispensable business assistant when it’s loaded with these essential apps.
The best places to go in Rome.
For Greg Gottesman, Seattle's natural beauty is as stimulating as its thriving business community.
Where are you most (and least) likely to get traffic tickets? Don't put that pedal down until you read this list.
Explore the wilderness on cross-country skis with one of these hut-to-hut skiing trips.
Are you an expert at the art of business travel? Can you pick the fastest security line, ignore a sudden loss of altitude or predict a delay? Watch this video to see if it describes your level of expertise. If so, you are an extraordinary traveler, indeed.
On your next award travel ticket, get two or more trips for the price of one.
Turbulence can trigger fear in even the savviest of air travelers.
Your company’s culture can be molded and shaped, once you develop a clear vision of the environment you want to build.
With economic pressures lightening, it’s time to recalibrate your sales team.
These five technologies are changing the way you network and navigate tradshows.
These dual time-zone watches keep you on track—here and there.
Stay abreast of the latest news with these essential technology blogs.
New luxury airport hotels are opening up, courtesy of Hilton.
Updates to L.A.'s hotel scene and airport are energizing the city.
A new website on travel health addresses fears of American travelers.
This new app targets half-price New York theater tickets
New technology aims to reduce dreaded airplane delays.
Kowloon will see a new Ritz-Carlton hotel in 2011.
A new hotel and rail link are coming to Denver's Airport.
Suffer from allergies? Book one these hotel rooms from PURE.
These airlines are improving their seating and flight experience for premium passengers.
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