Travel
5 Tips for Planning an Emergency Trip
There’s a sea of information on what to do during a travel emergency, but little on what to do if you’re planning an emergency trip. Sick relatives, natural disasters and unexpected mishaps may require packing up to leave in minutes. Come as prepared as possible with a few emergency trip tips.
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Pulled in Different Directions? Car Rental Can Help
While your first inclination might be panic when you map out the various appointments and meetings on your upcoming business trip, relax. Trust us, a rental car has you covered.
Best Cities for Remote Workers
With more and more jobs becoming computer-based and, thus, able to be completed from theoretically anywhere, the idea of working remotely is one newer workers are striving for and negotiating with their employers. If location and time zone are irrelevant for your line of work, here are some of the world’s best places to work as a digital nomad.
Tips for Planning Your Destination Wedding
Almost every woman starts planning her dream wedding when she’s a little girl. Weddings are a big deal to the bride and everything has to be perfect. They take a lot of time and effort to plan. Some people want their wedding close to home so it is easy for loved ones to come, but some want to travel for their wedding. Destination weddings are becoming more popular.
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Pack Your Bags, You’re Going to Tokyo!
All Nippon Airways (ANA) is the largest airline in Japan. With flights from the United States to Japan and all of Asia, it's the perfect airline to book your next trip with. From ANA's amazing in-flight food to its excellent customer service, it comes as no surprise ANA has been awarded five stars for its seventh consecutive year by the SKYTRAX World Airline Rating.
Finding Your Zen on Noisy Flights
We've all been there — you settle in for a long-haul flight, exhausted and ready to relax so you can arrive at your destination rested when suddenly a baby starts crying, the person next to you decides they want to become your best friend for the next eight hours or a passenger in a nearby seat decides to watch a movie on their tablet without using headphones. If you haven't had any of these experiences, you've undoubtedly heard the horror stories. Take the following tips into consideration the next time this happens to you so, no matter how noisy your flight is, you can find your Zen and arrive relaxed, rested and ready to go.