http://www.myinlife.co.uk/forum/ "A Few Simple Disciplines Practiced Everyday" en Tue, 07 Sep 2010 00:57:11 +0000 http://www.myinlife.co.uk/forum/topic/smoke-while-traveling#post-650 Sun, 07 Mar 2010 03:35:50 +0000 smokefreeroom 650@http://www.myinlife.co.uk/forum/ <p>Signed up a big travel agency who will be blasting ads to all their existing clients to get an inCig for their trips, especially long flights and crurises. They also have associations with other travel agencies whom they intend to enroll as ID's. The bonus news is that one of the agencies relatives that just enrolled today is an experienced network marketer that knows the ropes and says he will make this thing really take off. </p> <p>I helped the put together a couple simple ads that came out quite cool. If you'd like copies, let me know. </p> http://www.myinlife.co.uk/forum/topic/can-you-smoke-on-airplanes-and-cruise-ships#post-218 Sat, 30 Jan 2010 03:16:32 +0000 smokefreeroom 218@http://www.myinlife.co.uk/forum/ <p>Hey everyone. I've got a wonderful candidate that owns a travel agency. She is thinking of giving her agency an edge by offering our inLife amazing electronic cigarette to customers purchasing tickets. Her question is, will the be allowed if the person does purchase one. </p> <p>That’s a good question. My experience is there is not policy that allows/or disallows these devices to be used in any public place. Because they are not cigarettes, they can technically use them anywhere. But, having said that, “approval” is sometimes on a case-by-case basis and sometimes based on an airline hostess or crewmember personal feelings and “authority”. </p> <p>For the most part, I’ve not experienced any crew member or terminal authority restricting the use of these in public. I think they are starting to become better known and more readily accepted. I know Ryan Air in the UK is actually selling them on their flights. <a href="http://www.eturbonews.com/12000/ryanair-brings-back-smokingsort" rel="nofollow">http://www.eturbonews.com/12000/ryanair-brings-back-smokingsort</a></p> <p>I personally believe that these will be adopted in the next few years by US airlines, who are always looking for “creative” ways to increase their revenues.</p> <p>So, is there anyone out there that has first hand experiences using them on flights, airport terminals, or cruise ships.</p> <p>Thanks,</p> <p>Steve Olson<br /> Regional Director<br /> Florida </p>