Articles tagged “health”

Hotel menus are going on a diet and catering to a new generation of marathon-running, juice guzzling execs by offering juice cleanses for guests who break the stereotype of misbehaving business travelers.

Who thought we'd see the day? The farmers' market is an impressive improvement for the air industry, which is slowly shifting towards offering healthier options for fliers on flights as well.

While price does matter for medical tourists, the quality of care is also paramount.

This would be the perfect opportunity for Airbnb to throw a sales pitch at itchy politicians whom aren't comforted by hotels' suggestions for making sure the bugs don’t travel home with them.

Cramped planes and boxed meals aren't just an annoyance for frequent fliers –- they also cause stress on the body and sleeping problems right when an employee needs to perform their best.

Medical tourism isn't just about prices, it's about patients feeling fully confident in the destinations they're receiving the services. South Korea and Taiwan's reputations should make them popular spots.

Since the early 200s, the U.S. National Park Service has had one record summer after another. This season's outbreak of the deadly rodent flu has slowed bookings in one campground but hasn't affected the others.

Although infections are not always fatal, the disease made famous by a lethal attack at a Philadelphia hotel is the industry's greatest health concern.

Despite deaths like these, national parks in the U.S. are indeed some of the safest places to visit in the world.

To prevent deaths in transit, airlines have become more strict as to when they'll allow pets to fly and which ones they'll permit, as well as upping fees to discourage the practice even more.