For the über-Road Warriors - those who spend their lives on the road

The Business Travel Blog Carnival has been neglected long enough.  I was in the Philippines and HongKong for a total of 2 weeks in November. After which, we had tons of visitors and I didn't really find the time to update the third blog carnival edition.  All I did was set the deadline to December 15. I even forgot to compose an entry about the specific theme.

However, I am surprised (and happy) to see that despite the above, quite a few still continued to submit their own business travel stories.

Here they are... 

General Business Travel Stories for our 3rd Edition of the Business Travel Blog Carnival.

Airline

Jennifer Miner presents Japanese food on American Airlines: Business and first class passengers are in for a treat. posted at Japanese Food on American Airlines.

Steve Bainbridge presents Professor Bainbridge's Journal: United's "Customer Service" posted at Professor Bainbridge's Journal, saying, "I ask whether the editors of United's magazine are smartly subversive, stupidly blind to irony, or just so hypocritical that they don't care..."

Business Culture

Hakim Abdullah presents Austrolabe: Are We Victims of Our Own Abstinence? « Wa Salaam posted at Wa Salaam.

John Fultz presents Tokyo Japan Trip Part II posted at Travel Tales and Pictures, saying, "I write about my travel experiences in Tokyo including finding an address and problems with translations."

Gadgets

Dave Owers presents Tripinform.com · Business Travel Gadget Chrismas Wish List posted at Tripinform.

Hotels

Mark Shead presents Why you can't Drink the Water in Mexico posted at Mexico501, saying, "An article that explains why you can't drink the tap water in Mexico."

Humor

Sheila Scarborough presents When You Could Happily Live Without Family Travel posted at Family Travel: See The World With Your Kids, saying, "This post is about Moms on business travel, and why we sometimes actually like being a road warrior away from our family. Thanks, Sheila."

Ms. Q presents The Newlywed Game And Other Forms Of Peer Pressure posted at Ms. Q, saying, "A tactic couples use to exchange airplane seats with others."

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of business travel using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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