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Gen Z and Boomers 'completely disagree' on vacation planning. Here are their 4 main differences.

Infographic: Work Meets Play

ife and work are blending and complimenting each other and technology is helping that along. Work is no longer relegated to one place; the office has gone mobile, making distance no factor in accomplishing tasks. Work is becoming flexible and habits are changing.

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@GOOD Asks: What Is Your Next Vacation Destination? The Community Answers

Yesterday on Twitter and Facebook, we asked our friends: What is your next vacation destination? We ask a question to our Twitter and Facebook...

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@GOOD Asks: What Should an Ideal Vacation to Your Hometown Include? The Community Answers

Often times the best way to see a new city is through the eyes of a local. What are your favorite hometown must-dos? Join the conversation.

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@GOOD Asks: What Should an Ideal Vacation to Your Hometown Include?

The beach? The Getty? The food trucks? It's a tough call for Los Angeles. What should a tourist be sure not to miss when visiting your hometown?

The GOOD Guide to Relaxing, Part Two

The second part of our three-part guide on how to make your life more relaxed.

Transparency: Which Countries Have the Most Vacation?

Did you take a vacation this summer? If you did, it was because your company generously allowed you a few paid vacation days. Unlike businesses...

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5 tips Conan O’Brien taught us about visiting other countries that will improve vacations

Biggest difference between millennials and boomers? One loves taking PTO. The other feels guilty.

A Detroit Hotel for Storytellers, Made From Shipping Containers

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Tree House Island: A New Vacation Spot Between Portland and Seattle

Infographic: Work Meets Play

ife and work are blending and complimenting each other and technology is helping that along. Work is no longer relegated to one place; the office has gone mobile, making distance no factor in accomplishing tasks. Work is becoming flexible and habits are changing.

The GOOD Guide to Relaxing, Part Two

The second part of our three-part guide on how to make your life more relaxed.

Transparency: Which Countries Have the Most Vacation?

Did you take a vacation this summer? If you did, it was because your company generously allowed you a few paid vacation days. Unlike businesses...

Ideas for Cities: STAYcation

STAYcation Cities could organize and provide enough replenishment that citizens stay put. That would include play of all kinds,...

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ife and work are blending and complimenting each other and technology is helping that along. Work is no longer relegated to one place; the office has gone mobile, making distance no factor in accomplishing tasks. Work is becoming flexible and habits are changing.

Yesterday on Twitter and Facebook, we asked our friends: What is your next vacation destination? We ask a question to our Twitter and Facebook...

Often times the best way to see a new city is through the eyes of a local. What are your favorite hometown must-dos? Join the conversation.

The beach? The Getty? The food trucks? It's a tough call for Los Angeles. What should a tourist be sure not to miss when visiting your hometown?

The second part of our three-part guide on how to make your life more relaxed.

Did you take a vacation this summer? If you did, it was because your company generously allowed you a few paid vacation days. Unlike businesses...

STAYcation Cities could organize and provide enough replenishment that citizens stay put. That would include play of all kinds,...

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