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Today’s work culture is blurring the line between work and personal time. With the rise of remote work, you can be in a dedicated meeting space in Tokyo in the morning and explore the best ramen places by lunch. And thanks to high-speed internet connections, you can be island hopping in the tropics without lagging The post Why a Workation Should Be in Your Travel Goals appeared first on The Design Tourist.
In the past decade, the pace of technological innovation has led to amazing new gadgets and devices. At the same time, many consumers are shifting their expectations around longevity, not just flashiness or novelty. From rechargeable electronics that last for years to durable appliances designed to be used and loved over time, long-lasting devices are The post How Long-Lasting Devices Are Changing Consumer Habits appeared first on The Design Tourist.
When your best friend gets engaged, and you’re tasked with planning the ultimate pre-wedding weekend, the destination choice can make or break the entire experience. A Vegas Bachelorette Party offers something truly special, from the best male revues and the biggest DJ talent to an array of activities, with every detail catering to groups of The post Plan and Epic Girls Weekend in Sin City appeared first on The Design Tourist.
The best family road trips share a common thread: thoughtful preparation. Beyond the obvious essentials—snacks, playlists, navigation—lies a category of items that transform good trips into memorable ones. For wine enthusiasts, that includes a portable wine chiller, a compact device that maintains optimal serving temperature regardless of where the journey leads. Temperature matters more than The post Why a Portable Wine Chiller Belongs in Your Travel Kit appeared first on The Design Tourist.
If you’d like to hit the deck of a boat and go sailing for a couple of weeks, then something like a sailing vacation or private cruise might be calling your name. And if either of these trips immediately appeals to you, it’s time to get planning! Because a vacation on the water isn’t the The post What To Think About When Planning A Sailing Vacation appeared first on The Design Tourist.