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We wander for distraction, but we travel for fulfillment.

5 Ways To Show Appreciation For Traveling Military Members

January 1, 2016 By Louise

Military members are central figures in a lot of conversation these days. From different political perspectives and different world perspectives, they are valued in different ways for different reasons. But one that the people can do, regardless of how they view the world, is appreciate military members for their personal service.

What are some ways that you can do this, as family, friends, or even strangers? Consider the following five ways, including sending them on a vacation flight, sending them mail, being respectful in public, donating to military organizations, and avoiding anonymous public forum arguments. [Read more…]

Things That Make For Great Travel

November 28, 2015 By Louise

Traveling is something that everyone needs to do in their lifetime. Though some aren’t keen on the idea and hate the thought of being up in the air, stuck in a car, sleeping in foreign beds, and generally being away from home, others feel the exact opposite and love to cash in on the thrill and experiences that traveling has to offer.

No matter your viewpoint, traveling is something that all people should experience in their life. The benefits of travel far outweigh the risks or cost. Besides, don’t you want to be the person who can tell your grandchildren story after story about the exciting life that you lived? You can’t very well do that when you’ve never taken the dive and seen what the world has to offer. [Read more…]

5 Travel Tips for Trips to the US Northeast

October 6, 2015 By Louise

Though places like California and Florida are known to be great tourist destinations for the traveler on the go, if you’ve already hit those places up and are looking for a different type of trip, consider journeying to the US northeast. There are things to see and do there that fill out any traveler’s interest.

But, because of the location, there are a few extra pieces of advice to consider before planning, including – be sure to visit the Statue of Liberty, get your process straight for packing your bags, be at the ready for seasonal weather changes, keep Boston in mind as a destination, and consider going where the people aren’t. [Read more…]

4 Tips to Make Your Air Travel More Comfortable

September 17, 2014 By David Jones

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Consumer complaints about airlines are up from last year, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. Travelers complain about everything from being stuck at the terminal due to flight delays, long security lines, misplaced baggage, insufficient leg room, and poor in-flight meals.

But don’t worry. You can take control of your airline comfort by following these simple tips. [Read more…]

Tips On How You Can Save On Your Business-Related Flights

June 1, 2013 By Louise

Going home. Not cool at all.

Travel is an expected expense for companies that need to deal with people or other companies that are based in other countries. But even with such an ear-marked expense it would still be good for the company bottom-line if you can cut costs on your travel expenses. Some people do it by making well thought out frugal decisions like renting a luxury serviced apartment instead of far more expensive hotel rooms.

You’d be surprised to know that you can also gain savings in your airplane fare. While you can’t really haggle the price of a plane ticket there are still some things you can do that can lead to lower ticket prices that may pleasantly surprise you: [Read more…]

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