Bust out your magnifying lens and you might see my name on page 129 of the July issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine. Yep, that’s right, I’m a Cosmo Girl now. Well kind of. I offered a few travel tips. 1, 2, 4 & 5 are mine.
I’m too “green” to leave the lights and T.V. on but I used to put on the radio. Also, some hotels you need to use your key card to turn on the electricity. I noticed though that some still let you run the T.V. without it. Also, you can override the system by putting, not a credit card, but dig around for some store card that’s not worth anything to anyone else. Any card the right shape will work.
In older hotels with keys with numbers, I turn those into the desk. No need to lose that while out and about. I keep key cards, +without+ the room number, with me but not old fashioned keys. Be sure to throw away the cardboard and just carry the key card.
Not sure if this is industry-wide but we had more problems with hotels, even deaths, with my two airlines than with any on board incidents.
I’m too “green” to leave the lights and T.V. on but I used to put on the radio. Also, some hotels you need to use your key card to turn on the electricity. I noticed though that some still let you run the T.V. without it. Also, you can override the system by putting, not a credit card, but dig around for some store card that’s not worth anything to anyone else. Any card the right shape will work.
In older hotels with keys with numbers, I turn those into the desk. No need to lose that while out and about. I keep key cards, +without+ the room number, with me but not old fashioned keys. Be sure to throw away the cardboard and just carry the key card.
Not sure if this is industry-wide but we had more problems with hotels, even deaths, with my two airlines than with any on board incidents.
Congrats…