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Eight of America’s pet-friendly airlines today announced the launch of a new travel program that will put an end to the ongoing problem of travelers and their pets being bumped from flights because the pet carrier does not meet the airline requirements.
From five star dining to special spa services, pets are lapping up the luxury. Here is a list of the top ten hotel perks that pets can expect to enjoy during a stay.
The first rule of the road when traveling with pets this summer: never leave them in the car “just for a minute” — not even to get directions or to grab a quick latté.
It’s summer at last! If you are traveling with your pet, be sure to celebrate by adding one of these fun pet-friendly events to your itinerary.
Not long ago, an airline was considered to be “pet friendly” if it allowed animals onboard. However, as more people travel with their furry friends, many airlines are catering to the growing, important market. Today, “pet friendly” has a whole new meaning.
The travel industry is going all out, dangling irresistible incentives in front of cash-strapped travelers to lure them into booking and taking a trip. Along with low fares, offers for kids to sail free and reduced tour booking deposits, they are also offering discounts on pet-sitting services so that pet owners can rest easy knowing their critters are receiving proper care.
You've likely heard about the travel industry's transformation to become pet friendly.
February is dog month in New York City, with a host of events that revolve around the famous Westminster Dog Show.
If you enjoy traveling with your dog and also enjoy sampling gourmet food and fine wines, then take note of the upcoming Oregon Truffle Festival, Jan. 29 to Feb. 1 in Eugene.
At JetBlue, the skies are going to the dogs. In an effort to take the lead as the top pet-friendly airline, JetBlue Airways recently launched its new JetPaws in-cabin pet program.
As more shops, restaurants and hotels put out the welcome mat for Fido, it’s important for all traveling pets to have good manners. Jumping on the food table and chowing down seafood canapés at a hotel cocktail party or putting muddy paws on the front desk at reception at a five-star resort is certainly not going to add any more points to your hotel rewards card.
There’s a well-known expression that affirms dogs have owners and cats have staffs. This is particularly true of one glamour puss named , who lives at the Algonquin Hotel in midtown Manhattan, where she’s been greeting guests for 13 years.
Judging by the plethora of new products unveiled at the Superzoo Pet Expo held in Las Vegas earlier this month, the spotlight was undoubtedly safety, rather than frivolous luxury goods and gadgetry for pets on the go.
“Thank you for calling Holiday Barn, Glen Allen, one of the world’s finest resorts. To make a vacation reservation, press one ... If your pet is vacationing with us and you’d like to hear how much fun he or she is having, press three ...”
Purchasing an airline ticket is like building a computer online — the final cost far exceeds what you had in mind. With airlines, first there were add-ons for food and drinks, then it was baggage fees, and with some airlines, even snacks. Now, we’re going to have to pay more for our pets to fly too.
Back in the '70s, when singer Alicia Bridges was belting out her hit "I Love the Nightlife" and nightclub owner Steve Rubell had New York City trendoids on the velvet ropes outside his famous Studio 54 — a scene that forever encapsulated the night fever frenzy of the disco era — no-one could have possibly forecast that today's party animals would, in fact, be animals. Dogs to be exact.
There’s no question that America’s great outdoors is a paradise for pets. From flower-carpeted mountain sides to spectacular waterfalls and panoramic vistas — there are so many wonderful pet-friendly hiking trails to discover.
The countdown to summer has begun and travel industry insiders predict that more pets than ever will be vacationing with their families this year. If one of America’s favorite theme parks is on your list, be sure to confirm in advance that they have kennels to facilitate your pets while you are enjoying the park attractions.
There are no shortage of pet-friendly events across America. If you are traveling with your dog in coming weeks, why not include an outing on your itinerary especially for your canine companion?
New York City is about to go to the dogs, as hotels, taxis and pet-friendly establishments once again get ready to greet the 169 different breeds and varieties taking part in the 132nd Westminster Dog Show at Madison Square Garden on February 11 and 12.
Top 10 pet-friendly cities of 2009These cities have earned their bones based on the variety of pet-friendly hotels, restaurants, tourist amenities and pet events that will ensure that your pooch will have a grrreat time.
Summer safety tips for pets on the goWe all know not to leave pets in a hot car, but consider other summer travel dangers. Protect Fido with proper ID wherever you are, comfortable amenities while on the road, weather protection, and more.
Paws Up - All-Pet Airline Hits SkiesNEW YORK (AP) -- One trip for their Jack Russell terrier in a plane's cargo hold was enough to convince Alysa Binder and Dan Wiesel that owners needed a better option to get their pets from one city to another.
Fun pet events around the countryIt\'s summer at last - and if you are traveling with your pet, be sure to add one of these fun pet-friendly events to your itinerary.
Outrageous hotel perks for petsMassages, happy hours, and monogrammed towels-for pets. It's just another dog day at these fine hotels.
Dog days in the wildernessTaking the pooch on a wilderness trek can be fun and relaxing or a worrisome chore, depending on the dog, how it's been trained and the owner's advance work getting the pet acclimated.
High-end pet lodges popular with ownersThese days, when vacationers are unable to bring their pets along, booking them into a pet resort guarantees animal will be having as much fun as owner.
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