Mexico Teaches the World and 79.5 Million Boomer Generation Americans How to Party

Mexico Teaches the World and 79.5 Million Boomer Generation Americans How to Party

Copyright (c) 2010 Janet WebbNevermind that reports of drug cartels and border wars are promulgated in the media today. Hammered by everything from the swine flu scare to drug wars, the recent 200th anniversary of the uprising that led to Mexico's independence from Spain delivered a wholesale positive change in attitude for all things south of the border.As mariachi bands blared Cielito Lindo, El Jarabe Tapatio and Guadalajara at a party in the zocalo (main square) of Mexico City a million and a half people yelled "Viva Mexico" as they waved flags, sang and danced. Travel Editor Bob Schulman was there to report on the goings on first hand.Schulman, co-owner of an online magazine and overseer of a stable of journalists who write for it, was one of the founders of Frontier Airlines. Referring to the type of trip favored among baby boomers, ages 46 to 65, the travel section of the free online magazine is called "Getting Warmer". The Huffington Post runs Shulman's articles and those of contributors.Besides the appeal of destination updates, the e-zine has cornered the travel tips market with little known travel facts that professional travel aficionados like Schulman know but until now were hesitant to share, things like the fact that there's a quick way to find out which airlines can take you where you want to go. Visit passrider.com (a site used by airline employees to help plan their trips) and simply enter the city you're flying from, your destination and the day you're leaving. A screen will come up showing uncluttered, one-line listings of all the flights between the cities you entered, their routings (including connections, if any) and how long they take. Once you've picked the most convenient flights you can start checking fares on the websites of the listed carriers.If you're making travel plans and don't know the airport code for the city you're traveling to or from, go to iata-airport-code.com.And if you aren't sure which seat to pick when an airlines gives you that pre-flight option, go to seatguru.for a candid review of seats featuring limited legroom, are adjacent to rhe restroom or feature non-reclining seat backs, etc. Voila, you'll know exactly where you want to sit by simply entering your airline and flight number. And admit it, everyone has a preference when it comes to window or aisle seat. Almost nobody's first choice is to take the middle seat in a row that already has bookends.Travel these days changes as much as anything else. You'll certainly be surprised by the newest technology at the airport when you show up for departure if you skip too many months. You won't have to stand in extended lines at the counter like you used to if you take full advantage of downloading boarding passes at home instead. A self-serve touchscreen allows baby boomers to check in and check bags while short-cutting the wait in line by using technology to their advantage.

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