10 Twitter Feeds for Road Warriors
10 of the best Twitter feeds to follow for the latest in travel deals, news, advice and entertainment
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Tweet your complaint about a weak airport Wi-Fi signal and you’ll get a troubleshooting session with the Boingo team.
Great deals from a variety of websites, including cruise lines, airlines, hotels and travel agencies.
The latest industry news and how it affects business travelers.
FareCompare’s real-time alerts tell you . Or plug in your home airport’s three-letter code to follow a “flyfrom” feed for specific fares (such as flyfromLAX, flyfrom JFK).
A flight attendant has to deal with loads of cranky people at 35,000 feet, so it’s no surprise that Poole has some stories to tell. Read ’em and re-tweet.
Take a break with the self-proclaimed “Pop Culture Travel Guide,” the source for celebrity-centric travel tweets. (Hello, Kevin Smith?)
Tuesday mornings, JetBlue announces last-minute, deeply discounted, Twitter-exclusive deals (like “$79 from BOS to LAX”). Act fast: There are 50,000 followers and just 25 seats at that Tuesday price.
A direct pipeline to the Southwest customer service team and worth following to watch one of the best examples of a company using Twitter to clinch brand loyalty.
Travel advice such as what to do if your flight is canceled, or alerts about fee or mileage program changes.
More digestible than the overwhelming website. Great for outings and hotel suggestions for any itinerary.
Tweet your complaint about a weak airport Wi-Fi signal and you’ll get a troubleshooting session with the Boingo team.
Great deals from a variety of websites, including cruise lines, airlines, hotels and travel agencies.
The latest industry news and how it affects business travelers.
FareCompare’s real-time alerts tell you . Or plug in your home airport’s three-letter code to follow a “flyfrom” feed for specific fares (such as flyfromLAX, flyfrom JFK).
A flight attendant has to deal with loads of cranky people at 35,000 feet, so it’s no surprise that Poole has some stories to tell. Read ’em and re-tweet.
Take a break with the self-proclaimed “Pop Culture Travel Guide,” the source for celebrity-centric travel tweets. (Hello, Kevin Smith?)
Tuesday mornings, JetBlue announces last-minute, deeply discounted, Twitter-exclusive deals (like “$79 from BOS to LAX”). Act fast: There are 50,000 followers and just 25 seats at that Tuesday price.
A direct pipeline to the Southwest customer service team and worth following to watch one of the best examples of a company using Twitter to clinch brand loyalty.
Travel advice such as what to do if your flight is canceled, or alerts about fee or mileage program changes.
More digestible than the overwhelming website. Great for outings and hotel suggestions for any itinerary.
