Sentences with phrase «numbers of travelers carrying»

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Tragically, the Labor Day holiday weekend is one of the most dangerous for travelers, as the roads carry higher numbers of drunk drivers.

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Yes, I felt a little goofy carrying around the wireless headsets the guides has us use — this coming from a traveler that perhaps too proudly avoids all variations of guided tours — but the number of facts, enthusiasm in which to share those facts, and the patience to repeat said facts to each person who suddenly was having trouble operating the headset (this seemed to happen to a member of the group about every 10 minutes) was an indelible addition to the trip.

It is a reminder to always carry your complete list of frequent traveler program numbers around with you so that if you are ever bumped from a flight and end up flying on another carrier, you will have the right number at hand and will not have to send in for missing credit.

For personal use, there is currently no restriction on the number of spare batteries allowed in a traveler's carry - on luggage.

Travelers these days are carrying a far greater variety and number of electronic devices — laptops, iPads, MP3 players, smart phones, toys and more.

In its lawsuit, the ACLU noted that U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents have increased the number of scans of data on electronic devices carried by travelers...