The Great Deal in Travel Most Fliers Know Nothing About

Nancy Bordes was shopping for a book at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport when her daughter asked her to consider her options. That competition includes Hudson Booksellers, which doesn’t offer a read-and-return program but last week was offering a free Colleen Hoover tote bag with the purchase of two of the bestselling author’s books. “If it’s a short flight, then it’s likely probably not going back," she says, citing the need to keep track of the receipt and remember the book on her next flight. Frequent flier Laura Kronen, an entrepreneur and life coach who lives in Atlanta, discovered the program in January when she forgot to pack a book for a flight to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. She says she normally won’t spend money on pricey hardcover books but likes this affordable alternative. Airport ebooks Check for QR codes on airport displays and other options for downloading library books, even if you aren’t a member of the library in that city.