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Wandering our big and beautiful world doesn’t have to be complicated. Or costly. These travel planning articles offer a variety of travel tips, travel tricks, and travel hacks.

3 Proven Steps to Planning Family Travel with a Full-Time Job and School-Aged Children

While travel helps round out a child’s education, it can be difficult to plan family travel with school-aged children. Here are three simple family travel tips that have worked for me. Even with a full-time job, it was relatively easy to plan family travel when my children were young and not yet in school. Everything …

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7 Easy Ways to Overcome Language Barriers When Traveling Abroad

Americans are fortunate that English is widely spoken around the world, but it doesn’t work everywhere. Do you know how to overcome language barriers? Here are seven easy strategies to overcome language barriers when traveling abroad. Because English is one of the most commonly spoken languages worldwide, it’s easy for native speakers to venture abroad …

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How to Speak Yankee – A Guide for People Who Speak King’s English

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The differences in verb tenses, vocabulary, and pronunciation can make it harder than you might think for two English speakers to communicate. This picture guide to the differences between British English and American English will help those who have learned King’s English know how to speak Yankee when visiting the United States. After traveling extensively …

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Bleisure Travel – How to Travel on Your Employer’s Dime (Without Getting Fired)

How to Travel on Your Employer’s Dime (Without Getting Fired)

Bleisure travel is a growing trend in business travel, probably because traveling somewhere for work and only seeing the airport and a conference room is soul crushing. Here’s how to add personal travel to a business trip without getting fired. About six months into my first job out of college, I took my first business …

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