Family fun in Tampa via the Tampa Bay CityPASS

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Family fun in Tampa via the Tampa Bay CityPASS

For my son’s first birthday, we got a Tampa Bay CityPASS, and took him to ZooTampa as well as Busch Gardens, the Florida Aquarium, the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, and Tampa’s Museum of Science & Industry for half the price.

The adult CityPASS cost $122 each and children under 3 are free. That’s a steal considering a Busch Gardens ticket alone costs up to $115. Thankfully, CityPASS gave us one pass for free, to make it a little less expensive for us to review the experience for you. read more

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Expense Tracking 101

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Expense Tracking 101

While income is easy to track, business expenses can be more challenging. They come from a variety of sources, so it can be hard to track each one. Nevertheless, they need to be organized.

Efficient small business expense tracking can make a huge difference at tax time. When you keep track of your expense deductions, you can save a lot of money. In fact, many businesses can reduce their taxes by hundreds or even thousands of dollars. read more

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English Everything you need to know to transport your belongings and children on cycle touring

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English Everything you need to know to transport your belongings and children on cycle touring

Cycle tourism simply refers to cycling tourism. It’s an alternative way to discover a country or region using your legs, and enjoying the outdoors. Alone, as a couple, with friends or with family, a cycling holiday requires a minimum of preparation in advance! It is wrong to think that organizing a cycle touring trip is a real headache. In pole position for the most troublesome questions: that of the transport of his belongings or / and his children, even of his pet for the more reckless! It is indeed a source of a lot of anxiety and apprehension, especially when you are going for several days. read more

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Extra virgin olive oil and your pets

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Extra virgin olive oil and your pets

There are a lot of food that we as humans use everyday but it doesn’t mean that they are good for your dog. This is not the case when it comes to extra virgin olive oil. Extra virgin olive oil contains monounsaturated fatty acids, vitamins A and E – nutrients that contribute to physiological balance and strengthen immunity. read more

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Exploring the Finger Lakes Wineries Region

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Exploring the Finger Lakes Wineries Region

Instead of planning a trip to the always crowded Napa Valley, try visiting these up and coming wineries in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York. More than 100 vineyards are scattered along the valleys and bluffs, on crystal clear lake shores and near quaint New England towns. Most wineries are centered on three primary lakes: Cayuga, Seneca and Keuka. Named for their finger-like shapes, these narrow glacial lakes offer slate- and nutrient-rich soil for grape-growing perfection. The small towns that dot the edges of the lakes, are convenient launching pads for creating your own weekend wine tasting tour with ease. read more

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Everything You Need to Know About Lake Louise

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Everything You Need to Know About Lake Louise

Located in Banff National Park, with its monolithic mountains, shimmering glaciers, deep-frozen lakes and equally deep powder, Lake Louise, one of the so-called ‘Big 3’ is perhaps the most beautiful place in the world. It’s certainly one of the most stunning to ski. Totaling 4,200 skiable acres, 145 trails excluding countless back bowls and 990m of vertical, it is unsurprising Lake Louise was voted as the number 1 Ski Resort in Canada for the 3rd consecutive year in 2017. read more

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Essential on Every Trip: How to Use Buses in Japan

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Essential on Every Trip: How to Use Buses in Japan

Although trains in Japan are extremely convenient and can take you to most of the major sightseeing spots, the country’s bus network is very dependable and can help bring you to the more outlying areas.

There are several types of bus services: route buses (which go within cities or towns), highway buses (which often go between large cities), limousine bus (which connect an air/sea port and major bus or train station), and more. Let’s take a look at the basics of how to get on and off, how to pay the fare for each bus service, and at some key tips concerning buses. read more

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Exclusive Interview: Wolfgang Lantelme of PassionFrance Cuts To The Chase

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Exclusive Interview: Wolfgang Lantelme of PassionFrance Cuts To The Chase

Exclusive Interview: Wolfgang Lantelme of PassionFrance Cuts To The Chase

Exclusive Interview: Wolfgang Lantelme of PassionFrance Cuts To The Chase

We talk about culture, craft and knives with Wolfgang Lantelme, the man behind the blade.

A fashion trade show is kinda nuts. There’s hustle and bustle, pomp and splendour. Everyone is running this way and that. Collections are being shown, buyers are buying, sellers are selling, the press is pressing… ok, you get the idea. It is a circus! So any respite is more than welcome.

Since my time working for the Selvedge Run, my little oasis of tranquillity was to be found at the PassionFrance® booth. Founder of PassionFrance® Wolfgang Lantelme and his partner Sabine Eigner transport the calm of a picnic in the Auvergne to the trade show circuit of Berlin. But they are not blanket makers, they are certainly not part of this whole Glamping movement. No, they sell knives. read more

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