Amy Bradley-Hole has worked in the hotel industry for many years in many different positions and at all types of properties — from small luxury boutique hotels to large resorts, both in the United States and abroad.
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Christopher Elliott is National Geographic Traveler’s ombudsman and a nationally syndicated columnist who specializes in solving your travel problems.
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Tim Leffel is author of the books Make Your Travel Dollars Worth a Fortune and The World’s Cheapest Destinations. He also edits the award-winning narrative Web ‘zine Perceptive Travel.
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Charles Leocha is a nationally recognized expert on saving money and the publisher of Tripso. He is also the Boston based author of “SkiSnowboard America & Canada.”
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Anita Dunham-Potter is a Pittsburgh-based travel journalist specializing in cruise travel. Anita’s columns have appeared in major newspapers and many Internet outlets, and she is a contributor to Fodor’s “Complete Guide to Caribbean Cruises 2006.”
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James Wysong is A Frank Steward, a flight attendant with an international airline for the past twenty years. He is the author of the newly released “Flying High with A Frank Steward”. Other books include “The Plane Truth: Shift Happens at 35,000 Feet”, “The Air Traveler’s Survival Guide”, and “Air Travel Tales from the Flight Crew”. Nationally recognized as an inflight expert, his tips and observations can help make your journey more enjoyable and provide you with quite a different view of air travel.
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