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National Parks + Fall Foliage + Day Use Hotel = Glorious Daycay

October 10, 2017

Fall is fully in the air. That means much of the country is awash with beautiful colors, crisp air, and pleasant temperatures. Many Americans hit the road during this time to find and photograph beautiful fall foliage. Planning a daycation or booking a day use hotel near one of America’s National Parks is a great…
Best Reasons Why Every Adventurer Should Start a Travel Journal

October 5, 2017

Not all trips are created equal. Some are quick excursions close by to enjoy the weekend, where you book a hotel room for just a few hours. Others are swashbuckling adventures, taking you to some of the most remote, rugged, or beautiful corners of the globe. A travel journal where you write down your thoughts,…
Explore the City of Bridges: It’s a Pittsburgh Day Stay

October 3, 2017

If you look at the nicknames of this city, you may not be convinced to include it in your travel list. After all “Steel City” doesn’t sound like a happening tourist spot. “City of Bridges” sounds better, but not by much. But, give one opportunity to this place and you will be definitely surprised. Its…
Travel Hacks for the Budget Traveler

September 28, 2017

The budget travel industry has been booming in the past several years. It’s especially grown in popularity among millennial travelers who don’t have the funds that their parents’ generation had to put aside for travel and other “extracurricular” spending activities. Want to explore the city during your next business trip or have a stopover and…
Off the Beaten Path Parisian Day Stay

September 26, 2017

Explore Paris in a new light during the city’s annual Nuit Blanche. During this nighttime event, artists display their works throughout spots around the city and the metros stay open all night allowing you to experience the city in new ways. Skip the tourist traps and join the locals in Paris during the weekend of…
A Daycation in Canterbury, United Kingdom

September 21, 2017

Looking to escape the hordes of tourists in London? Hop on the train at St. Pancras International station and spend a day in Canterbury. Just an hour ride from London, you can enjoy the historic sites of Canterbury, a city that is a unique mix of university students and local families. Once you arrive at…
The Best Family Friendly Las Vegas Attractions via Half Day Stays

September 19, 2017

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. This is a well-known motto that usually describes the city of Las Vegas, Nevada. Generations of movies and stories from friends have probably given you the impression of Las Vegas as a party city. Although there are definitely endless party opportunities throughout the city, it can also be…
10 Awesome Things to Experience During Your Los Angeles Daycation

September 14, 2017

Attracting visitors from all around the globe, Los Angeles is a sprawling city with tons of places to see. Popular tourist attractions like Hollywood Walk of Fame, Downtown, or Rodeo Drive are nice to cross off your bucket list. However, the real essence of the city is kept by less-crowded, delightful spots. Curious already? Here…
5 Easy Tips to Make the Most of Solo Vacations & Enjoy A Day Stay

September 12, 2017

Traveling by yourself is certainly an interesting, self-enhancing experience. And to make this adventure as splendid as possible, here are some wonderful tips to follow when you hit the road on your jack. 1. Delight in having the freedom to do whatever you want during your solo daycation It may sound a bit selfish, but…

Ergonomic Products for Remote Workers

August 7, 2019

It’s no secret that telecommuting can come with an assortment of benefits. However, if we’re not conscientious of how we’re working, we can quickly put our body, and subsequently mind, under unneeded stress. Between accidental bad posture and awkward joint positions, remote working can lead to all sorts of strained working positions. Fortunately, an array…
How to Spend a Day in Chicago

July 31, 2019

The Second City, the City of Big Shoulders, Chi-Town, the Windy City—however you refer to it—Chicago has a long, storied history. Even though there’s a lot to digest in this city, there are many great experiences to be had in a short timeframe. Whether you’re looking for touristy daycation activities, food and drink staples or…
8 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint While Traveling

July 24, 2019
Visit London’s 9 Best Independent Bookshops

July 16, 2019

London bibliophiles have a wide range of options for bookshops where there are not only books and literary knickknacks, but also author and community events held regularly. If you’re only in London for a short day stay, how do you know what bookshops are the best? Waterstones or Foyles (now owned by Waterstones) are always…
Everything You Need to Know About Travel Insurance

July 2, 2019

For some, travel insurance isn’t even a consideration when planning a vacation. Heck, a lot of people probably don’t even know there is such a thing. But the reality is that travel insurance plays an important role in certain scenarios. Here’s everything you need to know about travel insurance when planning a trip. Why Do…
Going Green: 9 Eco-Friendly Hospitality Trends to Look Out For

June 26, 2019

In times of polarizing opinions and ongoing political debate, it’s slightly less controversial to believe that the trajectory of climate change isn’t in the best interest of humans (or any kind of life on this planet). Our work is certainly cut out for us if we’re to keep climate change in check over the long-term.…

Ergonomic Products for Remote Workers

August 7, 2019

It’s no secret that telecommuting can come with an assortment of benefits. However, if we’re not conscientious of how we’re working, we can quickly put our body, and subsequently mind, under unneeded stress. Between accidental bad posture and awkward joint positions, remote working can lead to all sorts of strained working positions. Fortunately, an array…
How to Spend a Day in Chicago

July 31, 2019

The Second City, the City of Big Shoulders, Chi-Town, the Windy City—however you refer to it—Chicago has a long, storied history. Even though there’s a lot to digest in this city, there are many great experiences to be had in a short timeframe. Whether you’re looking for touristy daycation activities, food and drink staples or…
8 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint While Traveling

July 24, 2019
Visit London’s 9 Best Independent Bookshops

July 16, 2019

London bibliophiles have a wide range of options for bookshops where there are not only books and literary knickknacks, but also author and community events held regularly. If you’re only in London for a short day stay, how do you know what bookshops are the best? Waterstones or Foyles (now owned by Waterstones) are always…
Everything You Need to Know About Travel Insurance

July 2, 2019

For some, travel insurance isn’t even a consideration when planning a vacation. Heck, a lot of people probably don’t even know there is such a thing. But the reality is that travel insurance plays an important role in certain scenarios. Here’s everything you need to know about travel insurance when planning a trip. Why Do…
Going Green: 9 Eco-Friendly Hospitality Trends to Look Out For

June 26, 2019

In times of polarizing opinions and ongoing political debate, it’s slightly less controversial to believe that the trajectory of climate change isn’t in the best interest of humans (or any kind of life on this planet). Our work is certainly cut out for us if we’re to keep climate change in check over the long-term.…