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The New Zealand border is currently closed to almost all travelers to help stop the spread of COVID-19. The travel ban applies to all arrivals into New Zealand whether it is by air or sea. But these restrictions won't be in place forever, and when it is safe to go again, many people will be desperate for a vacation. Flying for 21 hours to get to Auckland is far from appealing, but the land and people on the other …
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When was the last time you took a train to a romantic destination? Whatever your answer, today is a good day to make plans, thanks to Amtrak's holiday promotion. From yesterday through Monday, February 17, customers can buy one coach ticket and get the second free for nationwide travel between March 9 and August 30, 2020, with no blackout dates. Customers receive discounted tickets by using the code V214 at …
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Retirement doesn't come cheap if it comes at all. Almost half of Americans — 49 percent — cite running out of money as their chief retirement concern, with another 44 percent citing declining health, according to a new report from the Aegon Center for Longevity, Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies and Instituto de Longevidade Mongeral Aegon (Brazil). Only 36 percent of American workers are very confident …
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How many classic rock songs can one generation of creative directors tap? The Rolling Stones' catalog is available for commercial purposes, along with Bob Dylan's and so many more. Now, in its newest spot, Celebrity Cruises goes back 52 years in time to LSD-dipped San Francisco. https://youtu.be/28NcvcfqoBg I admit that travel can be exotic, but it doesn't happen in your head. A fact that helps makes this …
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A chain of high-end boutique hotels with locations in Portland, Seattle, Palm Springs, New Orleans, Boston, and other American cities is facing increased consumer scrutiny for one reason and one reason only. “Anyone who cares about America should not do any business or stay at any of Gordon Sondland’s hotels,” U.S. Representative Earl Blumenauer said. “Not until he fulfills his duty as a citizen to testify and …
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Brands are taking stronger and stronger stances today. But is anyone paying attention? IPG's Graphene, the agency created to serve the LATAM Airlines account, wanted to make sure that travelers noticed the airline's support for LGBT+ Pride month. To this end, they applied rainbow colored baggage tags to customer's checked bags, complete with a call for inclusion: "Tags are for baggage, not for …
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EThe gig economy has such a nice ring to it. It hints at a work life that you can drop in and out of, as you please; however, the reality on the road for Uber and Lyft drivers, as well as limo drivers, is one of pure hustle. For drivers who decide to make ridesharing into a full-time job, they're not only driving all over the city and delivering customers safely to their destinations, they must also find time to …
South By Southwest, or #SouthBy for short, is a mashup of industry festivals—film, music, interactive, gaming, comedy, and education—all of which take place in and around the Austin Convention Center over a 10-day span in March. The first SouthBy was held in March of 1987. Now, 32 years in, both SouthBy and Austin are huge. The city's population was 461,000 people in 1987 (the year I graduated from college). …
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