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How to Pack a Suit for a 3-Day Business Trip Without Checking a Bag

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There is a specific kind of business trip that wrecks people. Three days, two cities, one suit
you actually need to look sharp in. You can either check a bag and bet on the airline, or you
can solve it on the carry-on side of the gate and stop worrying.

I have been on the wrong side of that bet enough times. A lost garment bag in Atlanta the
morning of a board meeting is not a story you want to be telling at the bar. So here is the
framework I use now, broken down by the actual decisions you have to make on the way out the door.

Decide the bag format before you decide anything else Continue reading How to Pack a Suit for a 3-Day Business Trip Without Checking a Bag →

Universal Orlando With Teens: How Many Days Do You Need Now That Epic Universe Is Open?

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I’ll be honest – the old “Universal is a two-day add-on after Disney” advice stopped being true the moment Epic Universe opened in May 2025. There’s a third full park now, the queues are still climbing as locals discover it, and if your teens are anything like mine they already have a list of rides they want to hit twice.

Here’s how to actually plan a Universal Orlando trip with teens in 2026 without burning
through tickets faster than the kids burn through phone batteries. Continue reading Universal Orlando With Teens: How Many Days Do You Need Now That Epic Universe Is Open? →

Best Restaurants to Stop at in Bay City Michigan

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A group of four people is sitting at a wooden table in a restaurant, enjoying drinks and food. One person with curly hair is holding a mug of beer and smiling. The table is set with plates of burgers, fries, and waffles. The setting is casual, with wooden chairs and large windows in the background.
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Travel often leads people to unexpected places, and sometimes the most memorable stops
aren’t the major cities but the smaller towns that quietly surprise visitors with great food and local character. Located along the Saginaw River and close to Lake Huron, Bay City is one of those destinations. Known for its historic downtown, waterfront parks, and welcoming atmosphere, the city has also developed a food scene that reflects its Midwestern roots while embracing modern culinary creativity. Continue reading Best Restaurants to Stop at in Bay City Michigan →

Getting Around London: Smart Mobility Choices for Modern Travelers

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A large Ferris wheel, known as the London Eye, is prominently featured against a cloudy sky. Below, people are walking along a paved path lined with trees on one side and a historic building on the other. A person is pushing a stroller, and others are casually strolling or standing. The scene conveys a typical day in a bustling urban area.London is a city that is always alive. Starting from the early morning with business meetings in Canary Wharf, to the late-night theater shows in the West End, the capital does not stop. The size and nature of the city can be intimidating to anyone, whether a tourist or professional. Although the city’s public transport is an ok option, many travelers are finding the flexibility and comfort in the control of their own schedules with options like car hire in london.

When making a decision on how to navigate the city the options available are not only about convenience. The options available embody the culture of travel, a modern and sustainable way of working. Continue reading Getting Around London: Smart Mobility Choices for Modern Travelers →

Location is Everything: Finding a Birmingham Hotel for Business and Leisure

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A man in a suit is sitting on a sofa in an elegantly decorated room, looking at his phone. The room has warm lighting, with framed pictures on the walls and a table in the foreground holding a glass and a decanter. The background shows a dining area with soft lighting and curtains.Choosing a hotel in Birmingham can be confusing. The metropolis sprawls. Conference venues and cultural landmarks are in the center, but business districts radiate like pebbles in water. Nobody wants to spend their visit negotiating endless cabs or puzzling over transit maps. Not only should you sleep well, but you should also minimize time spent travelling between board rooms, restaurants and museums. The right hotel unlocks the city, transforms stress into convenience, and makes it easy to balance work with pleasure. Here, location matters.

Central Advantage: Walk Everywhere Continue reading Location is Everything: Finding a Birmingham Hotel for Business and Leisure →

Chase Sapphire Preferred: Spend $150 At Select Restos, Get $75 Statement Credit

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Chase Sapphire PreferredChase Sapphire Preferred cardholders who link their Infatuation and Chase accounts can get a great deal at select restaurants.

When linking your accounts, you can earn a $75 statement credit when you spend $150 or more at select top-rated restaurants. Continue reading Chase Sapphire Preferred: Spend $150 At Select Restos, Get $75 Statement Credit →

Chase Cardmembers: Earn $25 On Dining With The Infatuation!

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ChaseAs the holiday season approaches, there’s no better time to indulge in culinary delights and explore some of the most acclaimed restaurants in the country. This year, Chase is making your dining experiences even more rewarding with an exclusive promotion for cardmembers.

From November 1 to December 31, 2024, Chase cardmembers who link their Infatuation and Chase accounts can enjoy a one-time $25 statement credit when they spend at least $100 at select top-rated restaurants using an eligible Chase credit card, including Sapphire, Freedom, and Ink. Continue reading Chase Cardmembers: Earn $25 On Dining With The Infatuation! →

Our Epic One-Day NYC Jewish Food Tour!

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NYC Jewish FoodAh, New York City – the melting pot of cultures, skyscrapers and, of course, mouth-watering food.

There’s no denying that one of the greatest riches of the Big Apple is its diverse culinary offerings. So, on a bright and bustling Saturday, we decided to embark on a NYC Jewish food tour across Manhattan. Trust me, this gastronomical journey is something you won’t want to miss.

We hit up four iconic spots: Russ & Daughters, Yonah Schimmel Knish Bakery, Economy Candy, and the legendary Katz’s Deli. Buckle up, folks, because this is one delicious ride. Continue reading Our Epic One-Day NYC Jewish Food Tour! →

EEEEEATSCON Returns To NYC This Weekend!

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EEEEEatsconFor the past two years, we’ve attended EEEEEATSCON NY, Infatuation’s food festival at Forest Hills Stadium.

Besides the lousy weather last year, we had an awesome time. Some highlights include  Wizard Hat Pizza, brisket from Burn’s BBQ, 1-900-Ice-Cream, getting free drinks and swag from LaCroix and attending presentations from Sarah Jessica Parker and the founders of the Infatuation.

EEEEEATSCON returns to Queens this year on October 12 & 13! Continue reading EEEEEATSCON Returns To NYC This Weekend! →