Labor Day Getaway

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In the U.S., Labor Day is the first Monday in September. The nation celebrates it in honor of the American labor movement and the contributions of its workers, whose dedication make this county as prosperous and wonderful as it is. When you think of Labor Day, don’t see it as the end of summer. Instead, think of it as the …

Productivity While Flying Private

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Flying private is great for business! Studies consistently show that that a business jet, whether it’s a chartered flight or private plane, is more than a luxury—it’s a necessity. While thousands of commercial flights are available, they’re not practical in an increasingly global, fast-paced economy. A trip across the country can take up to 10 hours or more using commercial airlines. …

World Rowing Championships in the Netherlands

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The World Rowing Championships, organized by the International Rowing Federation, or FISA, is a weeklong international rowing regatta. In 2016, it will take place August 21 to August 28 at the Willem-Alexander Baan rowing course in the Zevenhuizen district of Rotterdam, Netherlands. The championships will run in conjunction with the World Junior Rowing Championships and World Rowing U23 (Under 23) Championships. …

History of Private Aviation

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Aviation started out as a private affair, as the size of the aircraft could only accommodate one or two individuals. The concept of private aviation, or private jet ownership, didn’t emerge until the 1960s. Since its introductions, the private and charter jet industry has rapidly grown. Private Aviation Timeline 1930s: Dr. Hans von Ohain and Sir Francis Whittle have jet …

Fuji Rock Festival

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If you love music and traveling, you can’t miss the 20th anniversary of the Fuji Rock Festival at the Naeba Ski Resort on Mount Takenoko’s eastern slope in Niigata Prefecture, Japan, from July 22 to July 24, 2016. The festival will feature over 200 Japanese and international musicians, making it the country’s largest outdoor music event. The music scene surrounds you …

U.S. PGA Championship

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The U.S. PGA Championship is an annual tournament conducted by the Professional Golfers Association of America. It is the golf season’s final major and is generally held in mid-August. In 2016, the championship is re-scheduled for July 25 to July 31, 2016 at the Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, New Jersey to accommodate the summer Olympic Games, in which golf makes …

Finger Lakes Wine Festival

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With over 100 vineyards, wineries and tasting rooms, Finger Lakes is New York’s premier wine producing region. Celebrate its vintages at the 2016 Finger Lakes Festival, July 15 to July 17, at the renowned Watkins Glen International racetrack in Watkins Glen, New York. With over 90 wineries, 600 wines, regional artisans and breweries in attendance, the festival will be the ultimate …

The Many Uses for Private Charter

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Private charters are more than a means of transportation for corporate and luxury. While some may view private jets as convenience vehicles, private aviation is a multi-faceted industry that supports over 1 million U.S. jobs and generates nearly $220 billion annually, making it one of the largest contributors to the country’s positive balance of trade. Private flights provide an exceptional …

Private Jets – Not Just for Rich & Famous

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The idea of flying in a private jet may draw images of the elite upper class, the 1 percent, sipping on champagne as they cruise in plush leather seats to an exotic location. While this type of lifestyle is a reality for a handful of the population, you don’t necessarily have to be rich or famous to experience private jet travel. …

Alaska Getaway

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Over twice the size of Texas, Alaska is the largest U.S. state and the least densely populated. But, it’s is more than big; it’s oversized. Its mountain and glaciers are huge. Mosquitoes are gigantic. The variety of activities that you can do is phenomenal. Dubbed “the last frontier,” much of Alaska remains untouched by modernity and the wide-open spaces beckon …