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Trazee In-Depth: Daylight Savings Time
Every year, 40 percent of the world springs forward and falls back, but why? Daylight savings time has been a seasonal changing of the clocks, first started in 1908 in Canada, when residents of Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada, turned clocks back one hour. The ignition of the first daylight savings is often attributed to Germany eight years later, but, in actuality, it was in a small town in Canada. The idea was to save energy, elongate working hours during the harvest season and countless other horticultural excuses.
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Hiking Most Popular Leisure Activity for Travelers
If you love hiking on vacation, consider yourself on trend: A new study shows hiking has become the most popular activity for active travelers, overtaking a slew of popular pastimes like kayaking, diving and horseback riding.
Survey Says Millennials Travel More Days Than Any Other Age Group
A recent survey by Expedia shows millennials (travelers aged 24–35) travel the most days out of the year, at 35 days. Close behind are Generation Z travelers (18–23), who travel 29 days each year. Generation X travels least, with family and work commitments cited as reasons.
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A New Rhythm of Work in Seoul
SEOUL REDEFINES THE FUTURE OF WORKATION by seamlessly integrating business, leisure and culture across the city. From the established MICE hub of Magok to the creative energy and scenic lifestyle along the Han River, it offers a dynamic ecosystem where productivity and relaxation naturally coexist — positioning Seoul as a global destination for a new way of working and living.
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Jan 4, 2017Study Reveals Travel Makes People Happier than Material Goods
For years travel addicts have touted spending money on trips, whether weeks-long getaways or long weekends one town over, is a better way to achieve happiness than spending weekends shopping for the latest electronics or clothing.