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From “hush trips” to “slow travel,” there’s no shortage of new travel trends and terminology these days.
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From “hush trips” to “slow travel,” there’s no shortage of new travel trends and terminology these days.
There’s been a lot of buzz lately in the travel industry about “gig-tripping,” as fans of Taylor Swift and other musical artists plan vacations all around the world just for the live concert experience.
A couple of years ago, I was invited to attend a friend’s July wedding in his wife’s hometown in northern Italy. As the date approached, I remarked to another friend who was also planning to travel from the U.S. for the celebration that I was glad I had just renewed my passport since it was due to expire in May. She responded cheerfully that she was all set because her passport wouldn’t expire until September.
Group trips are a great way to explore a new destination and make lifelong memories while connecting with loved ones. But with many different personalities and preferences at play, issues can arise.
Choosing your plane seat when you book a flight can sometimes feel like a crapshoot.
After the onset of the pandemic, many office workers learned something: Being present in one physical workplace is not essential for every job.
It’s an experience all too familiar with air travelers: One minute the flight is going smoothly, and the next thing you know it feels like the plane is bumping and shaking in all directions.