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Delta Airlines – An Unexpected Experience
Travel can be tedious, frustrating, and tiresome. Often, we find many things to complain about, with late or bumped flights, weather delays, and rude people, both passengers and airline employees. The Internet is filled with horror stories and warnings. This time I...
Why I Quit the Cubicle for a Life of Freedom
I was raised, like many people, to believe money is an accurate representation of success and happiness. I was also taught that hard work would garner reward, so I busted my ass for years working 9 to 5 (or 9 to 9) as I scaled my way up the career ladder. Eventually I...
My Number One Travel Bucket List Come True – The Maldives!
Indigo warm waters as clear as glass. Long stretches of baby powder soft sand so white it hurts the eyes. Clear skies with cotton candy clouds. These are the visions I’ve had in my head for as long as I can remember when I envision visiting the Maldives. Sleep has...
Have You Visited Your Own Backyard Lately?
How many of us research, plan, and dream of travelling to other countries yet never look in our own backyards for interesting places to visit? After all, isn’t there someone somewhere in the world researching, planning, and dreaming of visiting our homeland?
12 Signs That Prove You’re Addicted to Travel
Wanderlust can be an addiction, I know it is for me. When the itch to travel nags at you like a thousand mosquito bites and you wake up in a sweat because you haven’t booked your next flight, you know you have it bad. Here are 12 signs that prove you’re addicted to...
Is Wanderlust Hereditary?
Some people have never wandered outside of their own towns. Many plan and save for vacations within their own states, never venturing farther than a few hours from home. Many spend their hard earned days off sleeping in, watching movies, and ordering takeout in the...
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