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All-inclusive travel vacations take care of all the worries for you
Vacations should not be a time of stress. However, for many people, the planning is almost more stress than the vacation is worth. Luckily, there is a great option for those who dread having to plan accommodations, meals, entertainment, and costs. All-inclusive travel vacations take care of all the worries for you. With the right package not only will you have your travel taken care of, but many will also take care of your gratuities.
It is becoming more and more popular for resorts to offer vacation packages that include all the expenses of the trip in one price. For those of you who want to experience the culture of an area, but stay in a relaxing atmosphere, then a resort is a great option. Many times resorts are set just outside of larger cities. They allow you to stay there and enjoy the secluded comfort while being close enough to venture into the city to enjoy the cultural aspects. Resorts may sound pricey, but for all that you are getting you might be surprised at how affordable they really are. So what exactly are you getting?
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Harvard Business School Professor finds gifts make people happier than purchases for self. So as holiday gift shopping season approaches, retailers can make more people happy by giving them good gift selections
It is often said that money can't buy happiness, and this is true for most cases. However, writing in the September 13 issue of Forbes, Harvard Business School professor Michael I. Norton has found one important exception: those who spend money on others are happier than those who spend on themselves.
Norton conducted a study in which strangers were given amounts of money ranging from $5 to $20 and told to either spend it on themselves or on others. At the end of the day, those who spent their money on others reported feeling happier than those instructed to spend on themselves. This is in spite of consumer predictions that making more money would make them happier.
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