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Jetlag and Flying Across Time Zones: How to Prepare

By: Jeremy Foster | 2008-11-12 | Travel Tips
Jetlag can put a real damper on your travel plans, leaving you feeling sick or sluggish when you want to be active and alert. Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure jetlag can be a major concern. It is important that you know the best ways to deal with the problem. While there is no definite cure for jetlag, there are ways to prepare your body for your flight. read more

Walking Zones

By: Rajesh | 2009-03-12 | Travel & Leisure
Hill stations in India are struggling to cope with increasing footfalls. Once tranquil getaways are getting run over by tourists. In season the civic facilities are stretched to the seams and vehicular traffic plays havoc in fragile habitat read more

Holiday Destinations by Time Zone

By: Maryse Mignott | 2008-07-07 | Destinations
This is an invaluable list of holiday destinations by time zone for those of you who like holidays minus the jet lag. Its also a great point of reference piece. read more

The Fun Zone in Newport Beach

By: Mauro Suarez | 2010-01-10 | Travel & Leisure
One of Californias oldest and greatest coastal amusement parks, the Balboa Fun Zone is a great place for your entire family. With plenty for the entire family to do, the Fun Zone can make the time just fly by. read more

Vacationers Reduce Airline Flights

By: Kena Sen | 2009-06-20 | Flights
Many medical experts have found that air travelers usually experience a worse bout of jet lag when they fly from east to west. read more

Russia - The world’s largest country

By: Ryan Fyfe | 2009-12-02 | Destinations
The Russian Federation or Russia for short is the worlds largest country. Geographically Russia covers twice the land mass occupied by the second largest country Canada. It is so big, it actually covers eleven different time-zones. Thats correct! 1.. read more

How to Take Advantage of Down Time Between Flights

By: Jeremy Foster | 2008-11-12 | Travel Tips
A flight layover is a common occurrence for frequent flyers. Some layovers only last for 15 or 30 minutes, while others can leave you with hours on your hands with nothing to do. Luckily, your layovers do not have to be boring, as long as you take the time to plan ahead and be prepared for the extra time between your flights. read more

Avoiding Jet Lag

By: Bill Brennan | 2008-11-24 | Travel & Leisure
Traveling is one of those things proven to wear some people out. Unfortunately, it cant always be avoided. At some point, most everyone will be required to travel by air. Whether you are a frequent passenger or a professional pilot, youre not safe from the evil face of jet lag.... read more

Going There - Travel by Sea and Land

By: Peter Siljerud | 2008-10-04 | Travel Tips
Peter Siljerud gives practical advice for travelling by sea and land and shares some amusing personal experiences. read more

How to Cope With the Effects of Jetlag

By: Lisa Parker | 2008-10-14 | Vacations
Jetlag, also referred to as desynchronosis, is an unpleasant aspect of traveling but one which is ultimately unavoidable. Considering the amount of time zones worldwide, there is a good chance that one will cross at least one time zone during their flight. read more

About Beunos Argentina Travel

By: Jhoana Cooper | 2008-12-26 | Vacations
In order to travel in Argentina, one has to cross several different time zones as well as climatic zones ranging from the northern sub tropical to the southern sub arctic. The altitude varies from 22000 feet at the highest point in the Western Hemisphere at Cerro Aconcaqua to Laguna de Carbon which is at 340 feet below sea level. Buenos Argentina is a great place for vacationing or honeymooning and if you opt for Iguazu travel, you are sure to come back well pleased with your choice of travel. read more

China vacations info - Urumqi travel info

By: Shane Lee | 2010-01-10 | Destinations
This article is about the Urumqi travel and you can find some useful information in it if you are planning your Urumqi travel now. read more

What is Jet Lag Anyways?

By: Trace Cordell | 2009-08-23 | Travel & Leisure
This interesting article addresses some of the key issues regarding what jet lag really is. A careful reading of this material could make a big difference in how you think about what jet lag really is. The best time to learn about what jet lag really is is before youre in... read more

Jet Lag - How Can Air Travelers Reduce the Risk When They Fly?

By: Dorothy Yamich | 2008-10-26 | Flights
Many medical experts have found that air travelers usually experience a worse bout of jet lag when they fly from east to west. In general, the more time zones that they cross, flying from east to west, the more severe their symptoms of jet lag will be. However, there are a number of things that airline passengers can do to lessen the effects of jet lag. read more

Jet Lag And How To Avoid Jet Lag Forever

By: Trace Cordell | 2009-08-23 | Travel & Leisure
How to Avoid Jet Lag If you have even a passing interest in the topic of jet lag, then you should take a look at the following information. This enlightening article presents some of the latest news on the subject of jet lag. The more authentic information about jet lag you know,... read more

What Is Jet Lag And How Does It Affect Airline Passengers?

By: Dorothy Yamich | 2008-10-23 | Travel & Leisure
Many medical experts have found that air travelers usually experience a worse bout of jet lag when they fly from east to west. In general, the more time zones that they cross, flying from east to west, the more severe their symptoms of jet lag will be. However, passengers will only experience a milder problem with jet lag when their air flights are going from west to east. If travelers fly north to south, or south to north, for thousands of miles, they will not experience jet lag. But when the pilot of the airplane starts flying in an east to west direction and crosses more than one or. read more

How to Avoid Jet Lag From Your Vacation Flight

By: Ross Anderson | 2008-09-15 | Travel & Leisure
People who travel frequently or through multiple time zones can experience jet lag at some point during their vacation. Jet lag is a term used to describe the experience of people who travel and have a period of disorientation that occurs after landing in a different time zone, typically multiple... read more

Jet Lag is Inevitable if You are a Frequent Flier

By: Donald Saunders | 2008-08-20 | Travel Tips
Long-haul air travelers know well the effects that jet lag can have on the body but for aircrews and people who regularly take long-haul flights air travel can be very hard on the body. read more

Jet Lag Is Inevitable If You Are A Frequent Flier

By: Donald Saunders | 2008-08-19 | Travel & Leisure
Overcoming jet lag is fairly easy for those of us who jet off around the world infrequently, perhaps just a couple of times a year on holiday or for the odd business trip, but for aircrews and regular long-haul fliers, jet lag can bring in its wake various health problems which can become virtually permanent. Long-haul travelers will be more than familiar with the interference with their sleep pattern and the insomnia which can result from a long trip, in addition to such things as changes in mood, irritability, gastro-intestinal problems and difficulty in handling information. However, f. read more

How to Deal with Jet Lag from Flights to Pakistan

By: Andrew | 2009-11-11 | Flights
A lot of medical experts seem to have discovered that air travelers normally experience horrible bouts of jet lag whenever they fly from the West to the East and vice versa. Generally, if a higher amount of time zones are crossed that way, jet lag symptoms will be more severe. This could happen to you on flights to Pakistan. read more

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