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If you're a New Yorker who wants to visit Hawaii, read this now Jim DelCioppo

Hawaii Tourism United States (HTUSA) is launching Work From Hawaii, a program consisting of six “residencies” for each of the state’s main islands — Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, and the Island of Hawaii — where you can work remotely in a stunning location or get your side hustle on. Read More

The ultimate summer job: Travel the world and get paid to do it Jim DelCioppo

If you’ve ever dreamt of traveling the world and exploring new places, now might be your best chance to cross off a few destinations on your bucket list. WOW Air is looking for a travel guide to cover as many of its 38 destinations as you can over the summer. Read More

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5 ways to always feel like you're on vacation while you are sitting at your desk Meredith Lepore

Just because you no longer have sand in between your toes doesn’t mean that positive vacation mindset has to be over. There are ways to preserve that attitude. Here are a few tips that make even your desk feel like you are back on the beach. Read More

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Use these 7 tips to squeeze fitness into your next business trip Erica Lamberg

Fitness gurus share how you can put a jump in your step with a little bit of effort the next time you’re on a business trip. Read More

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6 tips for staying calm the next time you fly in the wake of the Southwest Airlines flight | Ladders Meredith Lepore

The recent news of the Southwest Airlines flight that was forced to make an emergency landing in Philadelphia on Tuesday may make even the calmest flier a bit anxious for their next flight. However, not flying isn’t really a choice for many of us. In 2016, U.S. travelers took 458.9 million domestic business trips and this is expected to reach 478.2 million by 2020. But there are certain things you can do to calm your nerves (even if it is only slightly) that you may want to keep in mind for your next trip. Read More

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How to stay engaged in company culture when you work remotely Chelsy Ranard

Even working in your pajamas on your couch can have its downsides. Read More

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How to create some personal time during a work trip Monica Torres

A business trip does not have to be all about business to be successful. Finding a little “vacation time” within an assigned work trip is achievable if you learn how to balance the needs of your employer with your goal of personal downtime. Read More

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6 work opportunities that can surprisingly hurt your career Sarah Landrum

Maintaining a forward path is easier if you’re able to recognize opportunities that, despite some advantages, are ultimately a step backward in your career. Read More

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5 hacks this 26-year-old CEO uses to survive traveling all the time Meredith Lepore

Take it from someone on a plane half her month. Read More

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