Don’t Take Travel Advice From The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal was kind enough to offer some travel and exercise advice. After a little research, however, it was obviously very bad advice. I wrote about it here:
“It was shoddy reporting because a two minute search of their website would have shown that very few cities have this program at their hotels and the cost for the rooms that do, end up being so overpriced that you could BUY a year-long gym membership if you stayed at a cheaper hotel.”
The Wall Street Journal doesn’t seem to understand that paying $350 for a hotel room when there is one down the street for $110 isn’t worth the amenity of a trainer-lead run around the town.
Bad form, Wall Street Journal, bad form.