The Hyatt Regency Washington – Capitol Hill, an old standard for travel to Washington DC proves to be accommodating and a great venue for large events.

The U.S. State Department, as well as other departments of state and consular affairs, discourage any non-essential travel to Japan until at least April 1, 2011.

We’re all familiar with the usual “liquids and gels”routine, but what about computer accessories, orthotics and gifts? Some items cannot even be transported in your checked bags.

The Smart Travelers Enrollment Program (STEP) allows you to register your plans to travel abroad with the U.S. Department of State which can provide assistance to you in the event of an emergency.

The Overseas Highway is an American feat of transportation that shouldn’t be missed for its simple wonder of connecting America’s tropical isles to a southern business hub.

Business travelers often dine alone. Liberté is perfect for lunch or dinner as a business traveler dining solo.

After shutting down without notice in 2009, CLEAR is under new ownership and attempting a valiant comeback at two airports and honoring old CLEAR cards.

Wine bars have been slowly cropping up in airports all over the world. Vino Volo allows you to enjoy a flight before your flight.

An amazingly well situated and appointed hotel at Trafalgar Square in London, England.

A staple for American travelers, Hyatts provide predictability, but this location has room for improvement.