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THE 2.0 TOURIST AND THE SUPER TRAVELLER
The digital revolution and the spread of new technologies have made travel increasingly simple and accessible, making it unthinkable to separate digital from tourism. The Internet is an integral part of our lives and especially when we travel we can no longer do without looking for information on a search engine or review aggregators to compare various offers. The 21st-century traveler is always connected before, during and after the experience, which is why the challenge for the tourism sector lies in digital.
By Lorenzo Schiavon4 years ago in Journal
Do limo companies take a portion of a driver's tip?
"How Much Should You Tip Your Limo Driver? As for how much you should tip, the rule of thumb is 20% for facility you are joyful with. But there are some warnings to that amount.
By PS Limo Service4 years ago in Journal
Why Am I Not Producing? - Letters From Slovakia
SIDENOTE: I meant to publish this about two weeks ago, but I forgot. Whoopsie. Just imagine this is Steven from late October talking.
By Steven Christopher McKnight4 years ago in Journal
The Expat Dream
The first major experience I had as an expat was finding a murdered tourist on the floor of my rented villa. Things could only improve?
By Arlo Hennings4 years ago in Journal
UK Tier 1 Investor Visa Consultant in India
Tier 1 Investor The Tier 1 (Investor) Visa order is for high net- worth individualities who want to make a substantial fiscal investment in the UK.
By The SmartMove2UK4 years ago in Journal
Nicholas Salzano- The Return of Corporate/Business Travel Amid COVID-19
Nicholas Salzano, a traveler from New Jersey, explicitly researched and explained the return of business or corporate travel.
By Nicholas Salzano4 years ago in Journal
I just moved to America from Australia (during Covid)
I’ve travelled internationally before, but not like this. Since the start of the Covid experience, Australian citizens have technically not been allowed to leave the country unless they fall into a specific category like being an important government official, an athlete, a celebrity or if they can prove they’ll be out of the country for three months or more. I fell into the three month pleb category. The “exemption” process itself was pretty straightforward for me as I sent through a copy of my permanent American visa as evidence. If I wasn’t going for three months or more I doubt I would have got an exemption but it’s almost certain I would have had difficulty getting back.
By Klinton Jones4 years ago in Journal
How not to do a walking holiday..
The Cardigan Coastal Path - or How not to do a walking Holiday Cardigan, UK This trip looked far better on paper than in reality...as we would soon find out. After the lockdown of the past four months, we were itching to get away for a week and so, as rumours persisted of an easing, we began putting our plan into action. We were looking to get away for a week beginning the 18th of July as this is when we thought travelling restrictions in Wales would be lifted....(we did manage to get this right at least..). Mrs. Gibbs told us to start booking places as nearly everywhere would allow you to cancel without losing any money should the restrictions not be eased. Mrs. Gibbs was right...as she normally is.
By Germcorp4 years ago in Journal
The Walk Begins...
The Walk begins.... So it's Monday, we're up at about 8.30am on the sands of Cei Bach Beach - The sun is out and the wind has dropped, the sea is like a millpond and a lovely colour of turquoise blue - it gets like this sometimes in Wales, hard to think so but it does. The temperature is picking up and looking to head towards the 26 deg c mark. We pack up the tents, shaking out the sand and pack up the rucksacks, we're now going to walk over to New Quay (Cei Newydd) and grab some grub before hopping on the T5 Bus that will take us to Cardigan town centre...well thats the plan.
By Germcorp4 years ago in Journal
Saving the best til first..
We were up and atom quite oily on Sunday - there was the matter of getting a few provisions on board, so the plan was to head once again to The Moody Cow to load up on breakfast carbs. The weather, I should mention was now much much better...even the sun had come out - it was a bit breezy but things were on the up. Breakfast was good and we then headed off in different directions to leave the vehicles, cousin Clive let us leave Grant's car at his gaff whilst Ray left his in Penlanymor. We would then all head to Cei Bach Beach - We'd gone long on meatylicious items as an evening barbie was on the cards....also lots of alcohol had made it into already over heavy rucksacks...this would be a constant problem later on...
By Germcorp4 years ago in Journal
Oh Shit, I'm Here - Letters From Slovakia
At the time of my writing this, I am suspended over the Atlantic Ocean in a giant metal tube with flaps on the sides of it. That’s pretty neat. Technology is pretty neat. If I was a monkey, I would be terrified. Imagine living your whole life chillaxing in the trees with your sole thought being “heehoo banana” only to be put in a giant metal tube and launched thousands of feet into the air. Should I be more terrified than I am? Anyway, by the time I have finished writing this and have this particular piece uploaded, I will be safely on the ground, because there is no internet in the heavens for poor boys like me.
By Steven Christopher McKnight4 years ago in Journal
Four Days in Alaska
So I had wanted to visit Alaska for a year. My daughter headed to Soldotna on the Kenai Peninsula the Summer of 2019 to do an internship with the Kenai Watershed and hadn’t been back since. Having a marvelous time, she continued on with a Fall fellowship at the Anchorage Museum shortly before we all fell prey to the Covid spell last Spring . She decided to find work and stay throughout the Summer and the following Fall.
By Jenni Hess4 years ago in Journal