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Products / Travel
Dec 30, 2017

Knorr Backpack

Backpack/duffel bag combos are increasingly popular, and the Knorr is another option for those looking for versatility.

TAP Air Portugal: A Milestone Year

From small airline to global success, TAP Air Portugal turns 80 and better than ever.

Products / Travel
Dec 15, 2017

Paq Carry-On Travel Backpack

Travel bags are a dime a dozen, but Paq thinks it developed the ultimate solution.

Products / Travel
Dec 7, 2017

Backpack Like a Pro with the Deuter Rise Pro

Choosing the perfect backpack to take on a backpacking trip can be as difficult as deciding where to stop and stay on a weeks- or months-long journey. Just a few of the features to consider include weight, size, storage capabilities and whether the bag will be easy to check onto a plane versus cramming into an overhead bin. Regardless of whether you choose large or small, light or heavy, functionality is the most important thing to consider when choosing a long-haul backpack, and the Rise Pro pack from Deuter meets all the desirable requirements.

An Adults-Only Resort for All the Milestone Moments

On Saturday, Feb.14, Devossion by Live Aqua celebrated its grand opening, marking a significant milestone for Grupo Posadas and the Live Aqua brand. This adults-only resort focuses on celebration, authentic Mexican experiences and elevated hospitality — perfectly situated in the heart of the Riviera Maya.

Products / Travel
Dec 6, 2017

Kamarg Backpack

Imagine yourself hiking up the Alps with a backpack full of gear. What does it weigh? Fifty pounds? More? You might be asking yourself if you really need all of this as you struggle to wend your way up that mountain. You are doing this while trying to enjoy the breathtaking beauty that surrounds you, but maybe you just wish you were already at the cozy hut you rented two mountains away. No one is blaming you for these thoughts, they are perfectly normal, but this is not how an Austrian goes hiking.