Wealth, Health & Performance
Published by Corb7 International Inc.
“Don’t rush the journey.” ——- Travel has never been easier to organize. We can book a flight in minutes, check into a hotel without speaking to anyone, navigate an unfamiliar city without unfolding a map and translate a foreign language by pointing a phone at a sign. I appreciate all of it. We travel quite […]
“In the New Age of Uncertainty, adaptability can be your greatest travel advantage.” ——- If the past few years have taught travelers anything, it is that flexibility has become a valuable asset. Geopolitical events, shifting airline schedules, changing entry requirements, weather disruptions, and fluctuating demand have made rigid itineraries increasingly risky. Yet there is an […]
“Why experienced travelers are avoiding the crowds and saving money.” ——- Conventional wisdom says to travel when everyone else does. Experienced travelers often do the opposite. Instead of booking vacations during the busiest weeks of the year, they plan trips just before or just after peak travel periods—a strategy the travel industry calls the “shoulder season.” The […]
“Why more experienced travelers are leaving checked bags behind.” ——- Seasoned travelers have learned that one of the easiest ways to improve a trip is to pack less. Traveling with only a carry-on eliminates the wait at baggage claim, avoids checked-bag fees on many airlines, and greatly reduces the risk of luggage being delayed or […]
“Bring your best friend along for the adventure.” ——- More Americans than ever are taking their dogs on vacation. According to an AAA/Kurgo survey, 56% of dog owners drove with their dog at least once a month during the previous year, reflecting the growing popularity of pet-friendly travel. As hotels, restaurants, parks, and attractions continue to […]
“Beat the glare after dark.” ——- Night driving presents unique challenges, from reduced visibility to the blinding glare of oncoming headlights. According to the AAA, six in ten drivers say they struggle with headlight glare, and nearly three-quarters believe the problem has worsened over the past decade. The combination of brighter LED headlights and taller […]
“Historic highways and scenic byways that continue to tell the nation’s story.” ——- Long before America was connected by interstates and jetliners, it was connected by roads—routes that carried settlers, merchants, soldiers, and dreamers westward. As our nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, there may be no better way to appreciate its story than by driving […]
“Travel light, travel smart.” ——- One of the most interesting travel trends gaining popularity is something called “Sudoku Packing.” The concept is surprisingly simple. According to travel writers who have highlighted the method, travelers select nine core clothing items—typically three tops, three bottoms, and three layering pieces—that can all be mixed and matched to create […]
“Scenic rail journeys offer a slower, richer way to see the country.” ——- In an era of delayed flights, crowded airports, and rushed itineraries, a surprising number of Americans are rediscovering an older way to travel: the train. For decades, air travel and interstate highways dominated the American travel experience. Today, however, a growing number […]
“One of America’s greatest adventures and mysteries.” ——- My appreciation for the Grand Canyon began in 1991 when several of my college fraternity brothers and I set out to hike the famed Bright Angel Trail to the canyon floor. What sounded like an ambitious adventure quickly became one of the most physically demanding experiences of […]
