Family cruises are more affordable than you think
Families looking to travel and experience a host of unique activities will find that cruises offer a lot of value if they are willing to do their homework…
Category: Personal Development
Car subscriptions could help frequent business travelers
Recently, cars have joined the plethora of products and services that are available to customers with a subscription-based model that allows them more…
Changing trends in the wine world
Wine continues to be a staple alcoholic beverage for many Americans and trends towards natural wine, urban wineries, and more convenient packaging will…
Toughness, compassion can lead to success
Success requires a balance of being tough on yourself with a capacity for self-compassion, according to Entrepreneur Magazine. Becoming too tough on…
Travel Bag: Future airplanes could have ‘virtual windows’
Future airplanes could have ‘virtual windows’ Emirates airline is experimenting with removing the windows from their planes and replacing them with…
Travel Bag: Rules on support animals tightening
Rules on support animals tightening Airlines like United and Delta are tightening their rules on emotional-support animals kept in the cabin due to a…
Be in history: The new time travel
For your next vacation, travel back in time and be on the spot as history unfolds. It’s possible with new virtual reality tourism, an idea that will…
The donju: North Korea’s capitalists
North Korea remains a closed and tightly controlled socialist country, but recently a new social class called donju, Korean for money masters, have…
Peer groups can make a big impact on financial decisions
Compare your financial well-being to your peers and prosper. That’s the idea behind a new company, Status Money, that allows users to see how they are…
Students who study actively get better grades, study says
New research is showing that the length of time that a student spends studying for their tests is not as important as the methods they are using to learn…