Virtually everywhere has a loyalty program these days. From stores (which have had them forever) to apps and travel programs. I’m here to discuss one specific type, though, and that is hotel loyalty programs (you can read about loyalty programs in general on our Loyalty Program Page). I want to tell you why I choose […]
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So you have decided to live your life overseas, but there’s perhaps a wrinkle you’re concerned about… your aging parents. Expats with aging parents is a topic that frequently comes up in different threads on social media sites. It’s one of the more complex, at least emotionally, aspects of living in a new country. So,
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To start season 4, we recorded ON and wanted to discuss what Thanksgiving abroad has been like Thanksgiving for us for over 15 years, from the availability of different ingredients to days off to how we choose to celebrate. One great aspect of Thanksgiving abroad is that you’re not with family at home, so your
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Our current location in the Middle East makes Frankfurt one of the main travel hubs we have access to. And while Frankfurt is wonderful on its own, and has lots to offer, we thought we’d offer a day trip alternative if you want to see what else is around Frankfurt for a day trip, or
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If you have ever thought to yourself, “I’d really love to go see what ‘Old Europe’ looked like,” then spending three days in Strasbourg might just be what you need! As we focus on slow travel, three days in Strasbourg is plenty of time to see all the major sites with time to still sit
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For the end of Season 3 of the Nomadicgregors Podcast, we’re recapping our whole academic year in travel: the places we’ve been, what we’ve looked for most consistently, our biggest travel highlights, what we’re looking forward to in the months ahead in our upcoming travels, and some sneak peeks into Season 4! Enjoy! FTC Disclosure:
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In this comprehensive travel post, readers are guided through a three-day tour of Paris. It highlights essential tips for getting around the city, using either the walkable streets or the metro, and lists key attractions including the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and the Arc de Triomphe. Visitors are advised to book tickets in advance for popular sites like the Musee d’Orsay and the Paris Catacombs and explore other cultural landmarks such as the Sacre Coeur and Moulin Rouge. The post also contains affiliate links for booking discounts and encourages readers to support the blog.
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I’ve been a Formula 1 fan for almost 30 years. Finally, thanks to the success of Netflix’s “just a little overdramatic” but very fun to watch Drive to Survive, F1 has exploded in popularity, with venues selling out months in advance, widespread media coverage more frequent than before celebrity attendance, and bidding wars for broadcasting
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Whether you’re a first-year teacher or in your 25th year, the end of the academic year is always chaotic. Like sharks smelling blood in the water, students can physically sense summer break. It must be a trait gained and lost in adolescence. As such, teacher sanity is a real thing as you, too, know the
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Personal and professional relationships in international education. In this episode, we take a closer look at important relationships all teachers need to maintain and how those may work differently in international schools: teacher-parent relationships and the professional relationship you maintain with your school as your sponsoring employer abroad. FTC Disclosure: This video is not sponsored.
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