Business Class

Dreary airport restaurants, last minute layovers, hotel mini-bars, and unfamiliar neighborhoods got you down? Even the most seasoned road warrior could use a little backup now and then. Enter See Jane Fly’s Business Class blog. Make the most of your upcoming business trip with our expert recommendations on hotels that meet your budget, client-friendly restaurants, chic and simple beauty and style tips, and easy on-the-go workouts.

Recover From Chaos and Lose a Few Pounds

03.10.10

Published by Erica Dublin in

Let’s be honest. Turning down a glass of wine at a business dinner is not your strong suit. Don’t worry… it isn’t anyone’s. Get yourself back on track and book a weekend retreat at Copperhood Spa, a little over an hours drive from NY in the Catskill Mountains. Though you’ll be sipping juice (also raw food option available) for three days, you’ll be so busy breathing, dry brushing, an...

The Best Toiletries Under 3.4 Ounces

03.09.10

Published by Enid Burns in

If you follow TSA guidelines to the letter of the law, your toiletry bag is now a ziplock from the grocery store — you don't get much choice in that. That doesn't mean, however, that what you put in the bag must hail from the drug store bargain bin. Some of your favorite shampoos can be found in small bottles. The challenge is getting everything you need on a trip to fit in that quart siz...

Airport Lux

03.08.10

Published by Candace Driskell in

Whenever I see a photo of Victoria Beckham or Jennifer Aniston, leaving an airport looking impossibly fresh, I wonder how does she do it? How do A-listers breeze through any stress-laden environment looking downright relaxed? They certainly owe a lot to huge, dark-circle-obscuring designer sunglasses, but the truth is, certain glamorous women just know how to get the most out of an early check in...

Thank you Fitness Magazine

03.05.10

Published by Erica Dublin in

Thank you Fitness for the feature in this month's issue, "The Toned Traveler." Pick up a copy traveling ladies for some great tips and tricks on staying healthy on the go. xo Erica ...

Flight Canceled? Here's What to Do.

03.03.10

Published by The Jet Set Girls in

With all the snow this past month, we're sure you know someone who had a flight canceled. At one point in February, 49 of the 50 states reportedly had snow! Wendy Perrin of Condé Nast Traveler had it happen to her and her family on flights to Hawaii and shares her experience of rebooking her canceled flights. We have a few tips of our own to add from our own experience: 1. If your fligh...

Just Because Your Flew a Red-Eye Doesn't Mean You Have to Look Like It

03.02.10

Published by Destination I Do in

For a pick-me-up (or more accurately, wake-me-up) after your next international or red-eye flight, check out these new products from Garnier & L’OREAL Paris. These two handy new gadgets are geared toward targetting under-eye puffiness and dark circles — one for her (the Skin Renew Anti-Puff Eye Roller) and one for him (the Hydra Energetic Ice Cold Eye-Roller). Now, I have used both items o...

Epic Shoes, Tiny Carbon Footprint

03.01.10

Published by Ecofabulous in

Hey, it's March 1st, and although we know some of you back east are still digging out from under the latest snow storm (and girl, we feel for you!) here at the See Jane Fly offices, spring is in the air — which means we're already scouring the interwebs for sexy shoes to add to our collection. Here's a suggestion from our friends at ecofabulous for making sure your new kicks walk lig...

Close the Deal in Beacon & The Hudson Valley

02.23.10

Published by Erica Dublin in

Travel News

For an artsy weekend getaway, head north to the Hudson Valley and the quiet river town of Beacon (little over an hour away), which is home to a massive contemporary art museum, the Dia: Beacon (3 Beekman St; 845-440-0100, http://diabeacon.org, $10). A former Nabisco factory, Dia: Beacon is the premier viewing space of modern and contemporary art (think Andy Warhol). Art your thing for about an hou...

Top 3 Client-Friendly Restaurants in New York: Midtown

02.23.10

Published by Erica Dublin in

Business Class

Travel News

Grand Central Oyster Bar Grand Central Station, 42nd St., 212-490-6650; www.oysterbarny.com The Grand Central Oyster Bar sits in the gorgeous vaulted underground beneath the station. They serve up oysters prepared in every manner imaginable, but they are best simply sprinkled with lemon juice and slurped down raw. If oysters aren't your thing, don't worry. The rest of the seafood menu includes fla...

Top 3 Client-Friendly Restaurants in New York: Downtown

02.23.10

Published by Erica Dublin in

Business Class

Travel News

Tribeca Grill 375 Greenwich St., 212-941-3900; www.myriadrestaurantgroup.com Actor Robert DeNiro is a co-owner, which means that this swank spot is often crawling with trendy downtowners and celebs. It's a perfect spot to do some deal-making or celebrating, especially over a fine Italian wine. Fill up on grilled meats and seafood, from short ribs to halibut. Union Square Cafe 21 E. 16t...

Business Class

Recover From Chaos and Lose a Few Pounds

The Best Toiletries Under 3.4 Ounces

Airport Lux

Thank you Fitness Magazine

Flight Canceled? Here's What to Do.

Just Because Your Flew a Red-Eye Doesn't Mean You Have to Look Like It

Epic Shoes, Tiny Carbon Footprint

Close the Deal in Beacon & The Hudson Valley

Top 3 Client-Friendly Restaurants in New York: Midtown

Top 3 Client-Friendly Restaurants in New York: Downtown

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