Alaska Airlines announces four new winter destinations from Sacramento

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On the Saturday, July 13th edition of The Travel Guys…

• In the Travel News, Alaska Airlines announces four new winter destinations from Sacramento, including Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, Tucson and Orlando; plus have you heard about locals shooting tourists with water pistols in Barcelona, telling the visitors to get out of town?
• Last week, we talked about how to recognize fake reviews online. This week, we give you some tips on how to best use positive reviews to help you get the hotel you want on the road.
• Chris Elliott is currently in Switzerland. Our favorite travel advocate is working on some stories on how climate change is impacting travel. He talks about how the Swiss are dealing with the situation and how travelers like us can do things to fight back against an ever-warming climate.
• Mark visited Fort Bragg with a group of Sports Leisure Travelers this week, and he has some observations on the lumber town that has turned to tourism.

Highlights

• Barcelona Anti-Tourism Protesters Fire Water Pistols At Visitors
• 15 tips to help you interpret hotel reviews to choose the best hotel for you
• Check parking lot availability at the Sacramento International Airport before leaving home
• Sacramento International Airport Availability Map
• Jobs at the Sacramento International Airport
• Elliott.org – Chris Elliott
• State Fair Tickets
• How to plan, pack, and cope with a heatwave while you travel
• Packing systems may be the right way to improve your trip
• American Airlines Takes 8 Men of Color Off a Flight for…
• How to Earn and Maximize Travel Points
• For Travel – Put Your ID in Your Phone
• Follow The Ride on it’s way to Sacramento
• Tips for Sleeping on a Long Flight
• The world’s best nude beaches
• The 9 Best Airline Stopover Programs to Book in 2024
• Avoiding Taylor Swift in Europe this summer
• Yosemite National Park Requiring Reservations on Busy Days
• How to win your consumer dispute using the Elliott Method