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“Sports — where the unexpected is to be expected, both on and off the field. Having athletic trainers as part of your team can help you plan for, manage and mitigate the unexpected. Safety at sporting events and venues is something that takes an extraordinary amount of planning and practice. Your attendees are expecting that […]

“As global cases continue to trend downward, it’s tempting to let our guards down. But the simple fact is the coronavirus is still a part of our reality, and something we need to keep in mind, especially on our travels. After all, getting sick in any form while away from home can be distressing, but when it’s such

The coronavirus outbreak has forced difficult decisions for the sports-event industry. Nearly every major sporting event has been canceled, moved, or postponed. Here is a look at where things stand. BY MATT TRAUB JANUARY 27, 2022 Read more here: https://www.sportstravelmagazine.com/sports-and-covid-19-what-happened-earlier-this-summer/

Ever wish you could just press a button and your airplane seat would become instantly less confining? Well, you can. Kind of. As a traveler, there’s a lot we don’t know about airplanes: why the windows are round, why the lights dim during landing and takeoff, and how do those tiny tires on the landing gear not pop when

“One of the most common mistakes I see people make with booking hotels using points is not comparing rates,” says Ariana Arghandewal, points and miles editor at The Points Guy. “People will redeem their points at a popular hotel without considering what the cash rate is and whether it even makes sense to use hotel points,”