14 July 2009 | Freelancing Tips | Tamara

Welcome to Work From Home Tuesday. At oDesk headquarters in Menlo Park, California, every Tuesday is a WFHT. With summer in full swing, many of you may be traveling and trying desperately to catch your e-mail in box whenever you get the chance. In case you are flying to your destination, here is a list of airports in the world where–rumor has it–you can find free wifi.

AUSTRIA – Vienna International Airport

BRAZIL – Congonhas Airport (Sau Paolo)

CANADA

Alberta - Calgary International Airport

British Columbia – Vancouver International Airport

COSTA RICA – Juan Santamaria International Airport (San Jose)

CZECH REPUBLIC – Leos Janacek Ostrava Airport (Mosnov)

EGYPT – Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport

GREECE – Athens International Airport

HONG KONG – Hong Kong International Airport

INDIA

Bangalore – Bangalore International Airport

Mumbai – Mumbai International Airport

ISRAEL – Ben Gurion International Airport (Tel Aviv)

KUWAIT – Kuwait International Airport

MEXICO - Cancun International Airport

PAKISTAN – Jinnah International Airport (Karachi)

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – Dubai International Airport

UNITED STATES

Arizona – Tucson International Airport

California – Palm Springs International Airport

California - San Diego International

Colorado – Denver International Airport

Florida - Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

Florida – Palm Beach International Airport

Indiana – Indianapolis International Airport

Louisiana – Louis Armstrong International Airport

Missouri - Kansas City International Airport

Montana – Missoula International Airport

Nevada - Reno-Tahoe International Airport

New York – Albany International Airport

New York – Syracuse Hancock International Airport

Texas – San Antonio International Airport

Washington – Bellingham International Airport

Much like a divorced marriage counselor, my ability to dish out advice is not an indicator of my ability to implement it. However, having worked from home for over a decade, I’ve learned what works and what just creates more work.

- Tamara