Tag: first aid
How To Pack For Your First Camping Trip
Camping can be a fun experience, but it’s not all glamping and s’mores when you’re miles into the woods and realize you should’ve packed matches in lieu of mascara. Going on a real camping trip, leaving behind the creature comforts of electricity and running water which you’ll find in any RV, is something that takes a fair amount of forethought and planning. Make sure you’re prepared whatever circumstances happen to come your way.
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May 20, 2015QuikClot Hemostatic Devices
Travelers, road trippers and backpackers will often carry a first aid kit in case of any medical emergencies, but if you find yourself in a remote area, it may not be enough without getting to a hospital. In the event of a serious wound, QuikClot can prevent hemorrhaging and buy you more time to get to a hospital.
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May 13, 2015First Aid for the Outdoorsman
Whether its camping in your local park, or a trek through the wilderness, follow these first aid tips to ensure safety on your nature outing.
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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.
The Philosophy of Packing Light
Just as soon as a suitcase can be a savior, it can be a burden. Many travel magazines will tell readers what life-changing accessories they absolutely cannot leave home without. However, people do not go on vacation to be amongst the luxuries of their own home. Part of traveling is being vulnerable and opening up oneself to the environment. Travelers do not need material possessions to experience the world — just the clothes on their back and a ticket to their destination. A few essentials here and there won’t hurt — a change of underwear and a camera to capture the beauty of another world — but less is often more when journeying to new destinations.