In Nagrita Airport Tokyo Japan

I'm sitting here in the Nagrita airport Red Carpet Club, using free wifi that actually works and didn't drop my connection. I just got off of Skype with my wife and daughter with only couple of mild service interruptions and I plugged my laptop into a 110v outlet right at the counter.

This kind of ease of working while you travel makes travel outside the United States, particularly in Asia very compelling. I've accomplished more in 45 minutes that I typically do in two hours at a U.S. Red Carpet Club. Why? Well, plugs are at a premium, wifi costs $10 typically and it is very unreliable. I got kicked off my Tmobile connection in San Francisco 10 times in one hour.

If I were United, I'd make all my Red Carpet clubs this friendly and then I'd market them like crazy. I'd pay more to have this kind of ease of accessibility when I travel in the United States . . . but they are more concerned that you not bring in any outside food.

I'm off to Kuala Lumpur to speak for the next few days. But keep watching, I'm going to be in the United Kingdom in about two weeks and I'll tell you how you can see me there.