Japan often feels like a utopia of polite civility – where people bow, streets are spotless, trains are silent, and service feels flawless. Many travelers arrive expecting the same freedoms they enjoy elsewhere, assuming it’s a “forgiving” country for tourists. But Japan’s deeply rooted cultural etiquette goes beyond mere manners – and violating it can…
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Out of Town Blog Cebu Pacific Shines at 2025 ESGBusiness Awards for Sustainability, CSR and Inclusivity MANILA, Philippines — Cebu Pacific (PSE: CEB) received two prestigious international awards at the 2025 ESGBusiness Awards held in Malaysia, recognizing its achievements in “Sustainable Transportation” and “Diversity & Inclusion.” The awards highlight Cebu Pacific’s leadership in integrating environmentally…
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If you’re thinking of heading to Europe this fall, and you’ve been wondering whether it’s already too late for an off-season dip in the Mediterranean, or sipping red wine alfresco with breathtaking vistas, we’re here to tell you not all hope is lost. While it’s true that in most places leaves have turned amber, and…
Joining in on a trend that seems to be taking the world by storm, Sri Lanka is the next country to tighten entry rules for Americans. An island nation in South Asia, famous for its lush jungles, unspoiled coastline hugged by azure seas, and sprawling capital, Colombo, a vibrant melting pot of cultures with Indian,…
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Medellin is easily my favorite city in Colombia. I first visited during a one-year journey through Latin America: weary from the constant travel, I ended up staying in Medellin for a whole month. During this time I stayed in different hostels around the city. I recently re-visited Medellin, taking the chance to stay in different…
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Iceland may be one of those destinations that has long been on your travel bucket list, yet you just haven’t taken the plunge and booked it. If this sounds like you, now is the perfect time to make this a reality. Visiting Iceland could be a dream holiday, and our comprehensive Iceland Travel Guide…
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Ever wonder what truly confident people do differently? Psychologists say high self-esteem isn’t loud or arrogant – it’s quiet, stable, and deeply grounded. We often hear advice like “don’t do that, if you want confidence.” But which behaviors truly separate those with stable self-esteem from those who struggle? Below are 10 research-backed patterns that people…
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Why everyday habits matter more than you think Maybe you’ve watched a parent pause a little too long for a familiar word, or seen a once-confident friend drift to the edges of conversations. It’s unsettling – because clear thinking is how we work, love, decide, and stay ourselves. Most of us would do almost anything…
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Fairmont is one of those hotel brands everyone recognizes but fewer have actually experienced. It sits in that sweet spot between classic luxury and quiet exclusivity, the kind of place where service still feels personal, and lobby chandeliers aren’t afraid to make a statement. Yet Fairmont isn’t always top of mind for travellers chasing points…
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I didn’t know Bethlehem, Connecticut hosted an annual garlic festival until a few days ago. Once I learned about it, my interest was immediately piqued—along with my desire to eat copious amounts of garlic. My mom mentioned it casually, then spent the next ten minutes rattling off all the different food vendors and garlic varieties…
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