I have been taking my small group tours to Italy and Paris for years. Although I know my French and Italian pretty well, ordering from a menu can be a challenge. For example, when dining at Aux Lyonnais in Paris, exactly what am I getting when I order "Caillette de Chabeuil" or "Gigot d'agneau de lait roti"? In Rome, what happens next when I order "Braciolette d’abacchio ai ferri con patate" or "Straccetti di calamari alla piastra". Use this travel product of the month to avoid using the hazardous "point and pray" method when ordering off a French or Italian menu.
I will admit it, I used to pack by just rolling everything up and throwing it in the bag. It only took me about 10 minutes to pack, but then finding anything became a real chore. Where are my shirts? How about my electronics? Can I find my toiletries or socks. Well, I've solved that problem and in today's blog post, we'll show you how to be a more organized packer with our travel product of the month.
One big issue travelers have when traveling abroad is cell phone service. It can be expensive and difficult to set up. So how can travelers stay in touch with each other using their cell phones, even when there is no cell phone service? The Traveling Professor has the solution for you for off-the-grid communication with his Travel Product of the Month.
My daugther, Amanda, gives the best travel gifts. About 6 years ago she gave me a simple, yet elegant gift that I use on every trip I take. It's that one thing that people on my small group tours always admire when they see it and ask where I got it from. My passport holder is always there with me on every trip and I love carrying it. To see the details, check out my blog post for my Travel Product of the Month
We often feature electronics as the travel product of the month. This time we have a small device that will help you charge your electronic devices quickly. Why we like this as a travel product is that sometimes while on the go, it is necessary to get a quick charge for a phone or other device while waiting a short time for a flight connection for instance. Check out this handy little item, The Traveling Professor's Travel Product of the Month.
Everyone has been asking me what are the best travel gifts for Christmas? On my small group tours to Europe and South America, there are always some things I use all the time. I have listed 6 items that make terrific gifts and they can be shipped directly to you or to those you love before Christmas. So, check out these 6 great travel Christmas gifts.
Looking for that perfect travel gift for you husband or man in your life? Buying a travel gift can be difficult for anyone, but buying a travel gift for a man is even harder. Check out my blog post and I will tell you about the travel gift that every man wants, but better yet, it is the travel gift he wants you to get for him.
Yeah, I AM going to call myself a packing expert. With anywhere from 75,000 to 100,000 air miles per year for over 10 years I think I have learned a thing or two of how to pack a bag. This month I have a product for you that not only will help in packing clothes, but in finding them when you do have them packed. Read my blog post and find out about The Traveling Professor's Travel Product of the Month
We leave for a small group tour to Italy with 11 people on Saturday. We then begin a small group tour of Paris later in October. In putting together my electronic needs, I see I have an iPhone, Amazon Kindle, and a Fitbit watch that all need to be charged while in Europe. So this week’s travel products of the month feature 3 of the best products to help keep my power needs online while on the road.