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Inside In-Flight Airline Meals

March 21, 2019

You’ve boarded your fight, booked your day-stay hotel — and here comes the flight attendant to ask whether you’d like chicken or pasta. Immediately, your excitement is dampened with thoughts of reheated, dried out mystery meat or cardboard pieces in a red sauce. Don’t worry. In-flight airline meals have come a long way in the…
14 of the Best Airport Restaurants Around the World

March 12, 2019

Whether you’re about to jet somewhere, settle in for a long layover or touch down in your destination, chances are you’re hungry, thirsty, and ready for sustenance. And nobody wants to be hungry at the airport. After all, the food is usually expensive, unhealthy and not exactly mouthwatering. Rest assured, quality airport food does…
Why Miami Isn’t Just a Vacation Spot Anymore

March 7, 2019

Winter in the Midwest and the Northeast is enough to send everyone packing for a warmer climate, sometimes permanently. And there is no place more synonymous with warmth and fun than the vibrant Miami, Florida. If you’re thinking about a move, here’s why Miami isn’t just a vacation spot anymore. Everybody’s Doing It Okay, maybe…
The Best Value Vacation Destinations in 2019

January 7, 2019

Everyone looks for something different when choosing where to go on vacation. Some people travel to see the sights. Others prioritize fine dining. Your dad probably just wants to sit by the beach all day. But there are also travelers who aren’t looking for anything super specific—just an incredible experience. Fortunately, there are places that offer…
Where to Stay in London Based on Your Personality

December 18, 2018

“When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” – Samuel Johnson Samuel Johnson’s remark in 1777 to a friend pondering whether to move to London rings just as true today. London offers countless treats to keep visitors busy—from world-renowned architecture and…
How to Spend a Day in Toronto

November 21, 2018

Toronto’s formidable centers of finance, art and culture give it big-city appeal, but its long history as a destination for immigrants arriving in Canada give it global flavour. Over 160 languages can be heard on a walk through Toronto’s city streets. Any cuisine under the sun can be tasted. There’s also world-class museums, abundant green space and…
6 New Travel Products You’ll Actually Use

November 12, 2018

Most of us know someone who likes to bring along all the amenities of home when traveling. It’s nice to be prepared, but there’s also a lot of value in being selective. Even if you really love your Beanie Baby collection, you probably shouldn’t bring it with you on a week-long trip to Cancun. So…
How Tech Develops, and Treats, Insomnia

November 2, 2018

Most of us avoid coffee in the evening — but should we avoid our smartphones and laptops, too? When you’re suffering from insomnia or sleep issues, the answer is usually, yes. According to the American Journal of Managed Care (AJMC), it’s believed that 10–15 percent of the adult population suffers from chronic insomnia while an additional…
How to Explore a New City

October 3, 2018

You’ve landed at the airport, snagged an americano from the coffee kiosk, and grabbed a taxi to escort you into the city of your dreams. You’re excited, invigorated, and quite honestly, a little bit overwhelmed (and that’s okay). Exploring a new city is an incredible experience, but it can also leave you feeling like you…

How Travel Changes You

November 12, 2022

Travel has long been praised for its ability to broaden our perspectives, expose us to new cultures and settings, as well as refresh our minds from the typical day-to-day routine. But according to a study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, travel can permanently impact our brains and personalities in a variety…
With Love, From CDMX: A Look Inside My Mexico City Urban Adventure

November 2, 2022

I’m not really sure where or when my love affair with Mexico City began (perhaps that fateful viewing of Amores Perros back in high school?) Suffice to say, between its amazing food, culture, and urban beauty the CDMX has long been on my list of places to visit. So when I saw a crazy round…
Day Rooms As Workspaces—The Future of Remote Work?

September 29, 2022

Even before hundreds of millions around the globe transitioned to their new remote home workspaces out of necessity, people across industries craved alternate working methods. While daydreaming of what this sort of work freedom might mean, they envisioned these remote work options as things that may help fuel their productivity, spark creativity, and perhaps contribute…
To Fly or Not to Fly? — Has “Flight Shaming” Changed the Travel Industry?

June 23, 2022

You’ve surely heard the term “flight shaming” flying around in recent years. And due to a pang of increasing guilt over what air travel is doing to the environment, people and businesses have gradually started to adopt more of a sustainability-focused mindset. But will the flight shaming movement have any lasting impact as we look…
4 Ways to Fight Inflation

May 26, 2022

Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the past year, you’ve probably been feeling the effects of inflation. After a long stretch of relatively low inflation in the United States and other countries, many are having to tighten their belts as their money keeps buying less. While everyone’s affected by inflationary pressures in different…
Professionals Take Careers To The Next Level

June 5, 2021

Many jobs require people to travel for work. Professionals such as consultants, salespeople, and journalists are on the move often, and wind up spending a lot of time in hotels. If you’re a lawyer, architect, engineer, doctor, notary or accountant, you may not travel as much, but that does not mean you have to miss…

How Travel Changes You

November 12, 2022

Travel has long been praised for its ability to broaden our perspectives, expose us to new cultures and settings, as well as refresh our minds from the typical day-to-day routine. But according to a study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, travel can permanently impact our brains and personalities in a variety…
With Love, From CDMX: A Look Inside My Mexico City Urban Adventure

November 2, 2022

I’m not really sure where or when my love affair with Mexico City began (perhaps that fateful viewing of Amores Perros back in high school?) Suffice to say, between its amazing food, culture, and urban beauty the CDMX has long been on my list of places to visit. So when I saw a crazy round…
Day Rooms As Workspaces—The Future of Remote Work?

September 29, 2022

Even before hundreds of millions around the globe transitioned to their new remote home workspaces out of necessity, people across industries craved alternate working methods. While daydreaming of what this sort of work freedom might mean, they envisioned these remote work options as things that may help fuel their productivity, spark creativity, and perhaps contribute…
To Fly or Not to Fly? — Has “Flight Shaming” Changed the Travel Industry?

June 23, 2022

You’ve surely heard the term “flight shaming” flying around in recent years. And due to a pang of increasing guilt over what air travel is doing to the environment, people and businesses have gradually started to adopt more of a sustainability-focused mindset. But will the flight shaming movement have any lasting impact as we look…
4 Ways to Fight Inflation

May 26, 2022

Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the past year, you’ve probably been feeling the effects of inflation. After a long stretch of relatively low inflation in the United States and other countries, many are having to tighten their belts as their money keeps buying less. While everyone’s affected by inflationary pressures in different…
Professionals Take Careers To The Next Level

June 5, 2021

Many jobs require people to travel for work. Professionals such as consultants, salespeople, and journalists are on the move often, and wind up spending a lot of time in hotels. If you’re a lawyer, architect, engineer, doctor, notary or accountant, you may not travel as much, but that does not mean you have to miss…