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4 secrets carry-on travelers swear by Sophia Anderson

It’s all about a little of strategic thinking, planning and charm! No matter if you are rushing to an airplane to sign the business deal or just want a spontaneous weekend getaway. These 4 secrets are what every successful fashionista swears by. Trust us on this one! … Read More

These are the 20 best trips to take if you have work burnout Meredith Lepore

If you can somehow find the time to get a week or two or even a few days to really check out and go somewhere you should consider one of the destinations on TripAdvisor’s “Most Blissful Destinations For Wellness Travel.” … Read More

6 ways to prepare for a networking event when you’re a bit rusty Jane Burnett

It really pays to go to major networking events — they can help you stay relevant and meet new people. But it can be difficult to get all your ducks in a row if it’s been a while. Here are six things to keep in mind. Read More

These are the best and worst airports of 2018 Meredith Lepore

We already know airports are disgusting places full of germs just waiting to get us sick, but there are definitely some airports and airlines that are better than others. Like there are some airports where you just regret leaving your house at all and there are others where you actually had a relatively pleasant time. Read More

Survey: 49% of Americans not taking a summer vacation this year Jane Burnett

While workers in certain cities tend to check in with work the most while on vacation, some don’t even make it to this point. A new Bankrate survey showed that while 49% of Americans say they aren’t “planning a summer vacation” this year — half of them saying it’s because they just “can’t afford it.” Why people … Read More

30 flights around the country in August for less than $300 Libby Ryan

It’s time to search for your August getaway! And you’re in luck — this year’s summer flights are looking friendly and affordable for trips all around the United States. Here are 30 roundtrip flights from four major U.S. cities for less than $300. Read More

Frequent business travelers 92% more likely to be obese Monica Torres

When you travel for business, you get to see the wonders of the world on your boss’ dime. It may be fun, it may even boost your professional career, putting you on track for that promotion, but new research found that those frequent flier miles can come at a great personal cost to your health. Read More

Vermont is offering remote workers $10,000 to move to its state Monica Torres

If you work remotely, pack up your bags! Maple syrup and mountains are calling for you. On Wednesday, Vermont Governor Phil Scott, signed into law a bill that will pay eligible remote workers $10,000 to move to the state of Vermont in 2019. Read More

Here are 5 commutes that are stranger than yours Lindsay Tigar

No matter if you buckle up and drive, grin-and-bear-it on public transport or hop on your bike to battle traffic on two wheels — the commute is a necessary evil for nearly professional. Let these true stories of wacky commutes propel you to reconsider on you’ll get to work tomorrow … Read More

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