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Not only does unlimited vacation work in some workplaces, but it often must me matched with a cash payment to get employees to actually leave the office.
Skift | 12 years ago
Tourism
Although heavy air pollution can be a sign of prosperity, it also doesn't do much for respiratory systems. Follow this advice to breathe easier on your next visit.
Destinations like Kefalonia built themselves into places they thought others wanted them to be rather than focusing on what was best for them. The only future that offers is if they can keep finding wealthy visitors who like the same things too.
Ian Jack, The Guardian | 12 years ago
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American will get what it wants now -- big reductions in costs and flexibility on scheduling and routes -- in exchange for giving up a chunk of the company to a group of its most dedicated employees.
Andrea Ahles, Fort Worth Star-Telegram | 12 years ago
David Cameron's government has given the unions plenty of reasons to play hardball, unwisely and cynically hoping he could use the Olympics to force through measures they despise. Now it's backfiring on him.
Eleanor Lawrie, Bloomberg | 12 years ago
It's relatively hard to justify sticking a team of poor performers in business and the World Cup champions in coach, but the Olympics provide plenty of opportunities for countries to show both their best and worst sides.
Just McCurry, The Guardian | 12 years ago
Online Travel
How wonderful is it that the tech heavyweights are having an arms race to provide users with the best free maps the world has ever seen?
Hotels
Florida and California demonstrate that being (geographically) tall and thin does equal luxury and collectively take up seven of the top ten slots.
Media and PR
The magazine has always been run separately from the rest of the travel publisher's operations, yet it's managed to capture the LP promise quite well within its pages for its UK-based readers.
Unless your city is a marquee destination like Las Vegas or Macau that has more to offer visitors than loose slots, there's little to keep visitors loyal to one city over another.