Month: November 2022

You pour a cup of hot French press coffee, open the window to hear the birds chirping, and dive into your emails. It’s a scene that seems similar to a traditional day at the office, yet the office itself — is anywhere you want it to be.

Though the conventional office setting used to be the primary option when it came to work environments, the remote workforce has steadily been on the rise. According to a recent study, nearly 70 percent of us work remotely at least once per week and over 50 percent do so for at least half the week.

If you’re currently a remote worker — or thinking about becoming one — there are a handful of ergonomic tips and tricks that can keep you feeling comfortable and happy with your workflow.

From physical tips like taking breaks for stretching to ideas for staying motivated, let’s

There are many reasons you might experience a long layover when traveling. Layovers are the amount of time that is spent waiting between one flight and another.

The layover is sometimes unintended; a delay that is caused by the airline or poor weather conditions. In many cases, the layover travel is planned, usually offering you a steep discount on the high costs of travel. At the time of booking, the layover travel probably seemed like a great idea. That is, until you are sitting in the airport, with no access to your luggage, tired, and bored. Don’t let long layovers ruin your entire trip. A lot of layovers last for many hours, giving you sufficient time to enjoy the city or to relax in one of our day hotels.

Start your Vacation Early

If your vacation is planned to increase relaxation and to reduce stress, why wait until you have

“Thank you is the best prayer that anyone could say. I saw that one a lot. Thank you expresses extreme gratitude, humility, understanding.” – Alice Walker

The bed sheets are crisp. The bathroom is sparkling. The mini fridge is stocked to perfection. Sometimes, there’s even an exciting amenity like complimentary chocolate or a local magazine to indulge in.

The hotel fairies (otherwise known as the housekeeping staff) have been at it again.

When it comes to the hospitality industry, the housekeeping staff is often the unsung hero of your hotel stay. And showing gratitude, whether that’s by tipping, leaving a handwritten note, or saying thank you in your own unique way — can make a big difference.

In a post on LinkedIn, bestselling author and entrepreneur, Robert Glazer, discusses being inspired by his mentor Warren Rustand to implement this simple yet generous act during his family travels. He discusses another

Booking and departing for a trip should be straightforward, but unwanted stresses can undoubtedly occur. From long delays to dodgy food, myriad things could jeopardize your travel plans or tarnish your flying experience.

Luckily we’ve outlined some airline travel secrets so you can beat any potential problems that could occur before and during your flight.

You Can Get Compensation When Flights Go Wrong (Sometimes)

Is there anything worse than arriving at the airport, trudging through security and eventually brandishing your passport excitedly at check-in only to be told that your flight is overbooked or late? If you’re unlucky enough to lose your seat on a plane, you may be entitled to compensation. But don’t rush to accept the airline’s initial voucher offer. Depending on how much later your schedule is pushed back you could be in line for a bigger payday. 

When You Can Request Money for Being Bumped Off