Expect big delays on arrival at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol – Monday 6th July 2015
Union workers in Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Customs are protesting against the terms of their agreement by screening all incoming passengers.
Union workers in Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Customs are protesting against the terms of their agreement by screening all incoming passengers.
The Pre-Clearance Scheme is looking to expand into 10 further airports around the world, including London Heathrow, Amsterdam, Brussels, Tokyo, Istanbul.
The US CBP and German officials announce reciprocal arrangements for citizens of these countries. Instructions for registering are detailed in the post.
It’s been a great weekend spending time with travel junkies and meeting a whole load old and new friends at the FTU Amsterdam. I really hope those who came managed to learn a whole load of skills and tricks. I’ll find a way to distribute the full slide pack for participants, but in the meantime…
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has a paid-for service which effectively lets you jump the queues and use the lounges if you’re by yourself. What do I think of this service? Read on…
Michael Schutzbank will attend the Frequent Traveler University Amsterdam and it’s a good opportunity to engage in hard talk. What do you want to ask him?
Join Tim in Amsterdam as he presents at the Frequent Traveler University!
The Dutch Railways will soon implement a change that will see nearly every tourist’s ticket rise by €1 per journey. How do you bypass this change? Read on…
Today I have a big headache and I’m rushing to get packed and jump on a plane back to The Netherlands. So…let’s try it differently. Is there any question you would like answered? Any question you have on loyalty programmes or systems you’re trying to understand, I’ll try my best to answer (…unless another reader…
Staying in hotels is usually a mixed bag for me, with unpredictable room upgrades and sometimes very bizarre locations too. But when it comes to elite status, I tend to prioritise some benefits more than others. Read on to find out which.
Follow Will and his incredible journey to become a British Airways Gold Guest List member within 40 flights. Though he’s flying the whole thing in business and first class, I see it as a recipe for Deep Vein Thrombosis!
When a company changes things without giving any announcement, what is your reaction? Do you just accept it, or kick up a small fuss? Read about what happened when a reader took the appeal to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
The interview is an integral part of the application process for Global Entry. After final approval, it allow low-risk travellers on a fast-track through airport security. It is also open to citizens of Germany, The Netherlands, Qatar and Korea. You are also eligible if you hold permanent residence in the USA.
I’m sure many bloggers have glamourised, and probably convinced many readers in the process, the perks of airline elite status. But what should you value most from an airline elite status?
Flyertalk is a massive online repository for all things related to travelling. It’s often a daunting experience trying to find what you want. Here are some ways to help you find your feet