This is a small step but overall I find it does help. I always walk at airports and never use the escalator or travelator. Of course if one is lugging a 10kg carry on and dog tired, then that's a different story. On occasion when I have a 4-5 layover at Singapore Changi , I have walked all the w...

Worth noting on the Promotions page after submitting your information, one particular T&C along the lines of "Please note your membership MAY no be valid at partner lounges..." (Sorry I should have copied and pasted it). That't a very pertinent T&C to make note of! Particularly as I am m...

I am surprised this TRS scheme is open to Aussie passport holders in the first place. In most other countries (ie the ones I've mainly used it such as Singapore, EU) it is only open to tourists/non-residents. Seems to work well there without any issue.

Well, if tipping does not occur in the airport lounges of say, Manila, Kolkata, Bangkok, Jakarta, (or anywhere else in the developing world where tips are expected), then why should you tip in the confines of an airport lounge in the USA? I think airport lounges by nature are somewhat of an exce...

What a joke! And this from an airport which is trying to impress with it tourism credentials. Why oh why is this country so stringy and backward minded with its airports (and other pieces of key infrastructure). Just take a look at how it's done in places like Singapore, Tokyo and Frankfurt and...