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Announcing a New Format for THE TICKET!

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Hello Dear Readers:

We are transitioning THE TICKET to a new blog format and ask for your patience and your feedback.

With the new format, we hope to provide you with more frequent, shorter updates instead of the lengthy monthly version from the past. (However, the August issue, which you will find below, is in the format of the older once-a-month version. Expect newer shorter updates going forward.)

The new format will also give you all the opportunity to contribute to THE TICKET immediately with your comments (similar to the old “MAILBAG”).  At the bottom of each post, you’ll see where to leave your comments.  Please do so! Reader feedback and interaction is what social media is all about.

Again, we beg your patience as we work through the kinks of our new format.

Enjoy this month’s issue and have a wonderful August!

Sincerely,

Chris McGinnis, Editor/Publisher

chris@travelskills.com


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Comments

  1. Joshua Katt says

    Not sure how you know or prove that “frequent travelers” prefer video clips. I don’t. Rather than watch a 3 minute commercial/excuse from AT&T, I’d rather have the essential written for me which I could then scan and comprehend in far less time. Same with the Gary Kelly interview. While its nice, sometimes it best to offer both – maybe a transcript? And at work, I rarely do the volume thing.

    If anything, frequent, smart and educated business travelers have really honed their reading comprehension skills and learned to tune out the “noise”, “McNews” and commericals that bombard us from all sides.

    Can’t prove this, its just my opinion…

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