For business travelers, Web sites offer help

For business travelers,Web sites offer help
NEW YORK (AP) -- Business travelers have different needs from those of us who are traveling for fun. This month's issue of Conde Nast Traveler magazine features a special report on Web sites designed to help business travelers with everything from picking seats on the plane to finding a place to check e-mail.
The Web sites highlighted in the report include www.seatguru.com, which shows the best and worst places to sit on all the major airlines; www.virtuallythere.com, which lets you create an instant itinerary by plugging in your confirmation information; www.wifinder.com, which lists "wifi" spots around the world; and fasttrack.flightexplorer.com, which allows your family to follow your flight with real-time tracking information.
New directory listsRV parks, sites to visit
VENTURA, Calif. (AP) -- Planning a tour of the country in a recreational vehicle?
The 2004 editions of Trailer Life magazine's "Campground, RV Parks & amp; Services Directory" and the companion "Campground Finder D-ROM" are out.
The directory lists thousands of RV parks and sites. It also has maps, coupons, a rating system and detailed information, including whether pets are allowed and what computer facilities are available. A special "Music Across America" section lists concerts and other themed celebrations at individual campgrounds, plus information about visiting places such as Branson and the Grand Old Opry.
The directories -- $24.95 for the book or $39.95 for the CD -- can be purchased by calling (877) 209-6671 or through www.tldirectory.com. Discounts are available through the Web site.