If you have been in an airport, particularly on a busy travel day, you may have seen gate attendants looking panicked, and heard the calls for volunteers to bump from a plane flight.

The usual reward for this is a voucher generally good for a flight comparable to the one you were been bumped from.

From an airline perspective, empty seats are lost revenue.

The average business traveler makes seven to nine long business trips per year; most American leisure travelers make about three.

There are several tricks of the road warrior trade that will help you save money the next time you do some traveling, and some "reverse tricks" that may be worth your while.

Timing and Location Matter: When you're staying at a hotel, look at the business class hotels rather than the "boutique hotels" near the sights.

If you plan on traveling it is always important to ask about possible fees in advance. Asking can save you from the headache of paying extra for unnecessary services as well as help you plan and prepare for your trip. Below are ten sneaky hidden fees you may encounter while traveling.

Car Rental Fees

1. Drop-Off Fee

Charged for returning a vehicle to a spot other than the pick-up location, 'drop-off' fees are a catch most often associated with one-way rentals.

Chronic fatigue syndrome is a disorder is which a person is overcome with fatigue. A type of fatigue that is not relieved with rest, instead as time goes on and can impact your ability to perform your daily activities.

Typically to receive the diagnosis of chronic fatigue syndrome the fatigue has to last for more then six months. The fatigue is not the only symptom a person can experience.

What does your bathroom look like? Does it look exactly the way it did when you first moved in? Does it stay exactly the same (except for a change in the towels)? Why? Your bathroom doesn't need to be boring or non-descript.

In fact, since you have to spend so much time there, why not decorate your bathroom and turn it into a place in which you don't mind spending time.

It's not usual for a woman to have feelings for a man. Take for example, you sight this man in a bus station, and simply cannot get your eyes off him. Most women in this situation become annoyed with themselves and try to suppress their feelings as much as they can.

They're reacting this way does them no good. Though its common place for men to ask women out, there's currently no book of conduct that says women having feelings for men can't seduce them such that his interest in them arouses.