Packing healthy and nutritious snacks for the road helps travelers to avoid high-sodium and high-fat food often sold in airports. From snacks to supplements, beating jet lag and keeping a wellness routine going on the road are easier with the right diet and exercise. These products make great gifts for the frequent-traveling moms in your life.
Jet lag and long hours on the road can make people tired, but also can wreak havoc on digestion and circulation. Goldthread Tonics are a natural wellness drink that comes in a range of tonics and shots that can improve your mood, energy, circulation and digestion. Some come in TSA-approved travel bottles that are only 2oz. Others come in larger bottles including Hawaiian Ginger, ideal for promoting digestion, metabolism activation and immunity; Green Minerals to help detoxify the body; and Lavender Bliss to calm nerves after a long trip. Founder William Siff also wrote a book about health and wellness, “The Plant Medicine Protocol,” which is another gift idea for the wellness-focused mom.
As part of the many travel-friendly snacks from Quest is a new spicy cheddar cheese crackers pack that comes in small bags ideally to take on a trip. Similar to Cheese-Its, but with more of a kick, these snacks include 10 grams of protein and only 130 calories.
Eating healthy when you travel can be tough, and it is easy to put on weight when you cannot control the quality of ingredients you are eating (airport and airplane food, especially). Phyto Control uses herbal ingredients like ID-aIG seaweed extract to help the body digest carbs and fats efficiently and quickly so that they don’t linger and affect the waistline. Other herbs include cinnamon bark extract to boost metabolism, gymnema sylvestre extract to reduce food cravings, and banaba leaf extract to fight fat. One 60-pill bottle retails for $79 with discounts for larger quantities. It’s a great and lightweight item to put in a purse or briefcase and take daily when traveling or at home.
After a long trip, it is nice to come home and relax. If she can’t make it to her preferred vineyard, why not bring the California wine country tasting room to her? This box includes four wine samples: one Rosé, one white wine and two red wines. The gift box includes tasting notes about each one along with potential food pairings plus a link that allows her to enjoy a virtual guided wine tasting from an expert. The tasting notes let people have the experience on their own should they choose not to do the guided tasting (which does not cost any extra). The ONX spring tasting kit costs $65 and is a great gift for Mother’s Day or even virtual parties with friends from around the country.
Rehydrating with electrolytes during and after a long
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Memorial Day is a chance to honor U.S. military personnel and to celebrate the distinct history and landscapes that make this country so unique. The three-day weekend has become the unofficial kick-off to summer and one of the year's busiest travel weekends. More than 42 million Americans traveled over the weekend last year, and airlines and experts expect a similar number this year.
With the three-day Memorial Day weekend just a week away, travelers can expect roads and airports to be more crowded than last year. But will your getaway cost more than it did last year? It depends on how you plan to get there.
From Monday, May 20 to Thursday, May 23, the Caribbean Travel Marketplace, a showpiece of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourist Association (CHTA), will convene at the Montego Bay Conference Centre in St James. It is the premier event for connecting suppliers of Caribbean travel products and services with global buyers. On the final day, which happens to be Labour Day in Jamaica, the marketplace for the first time in its 42nd staging will be observing Marketplace Responsible Tourism Day, a new addition to Caribbean Travel Marketplace Conference, dedicated to sustainable tourism in Jamaica.
Seeking the perfect gift this Father’s Day? Lonely Planet has released its top travel and lifestyle inspiration titles for Dads, from cycling adventures close to home to journeys exploring the offbeat side of North America to incredible train journeys around the world and inspiration for gardening enthusiasts. The global travel expert has the perfect book for every interest.
A piece of Canadian history, Banff National Park is the world’s third-oldest national park and, over the course of its 140-year existence, has managed to walk a fine line between easy access and careful environmental protection.
Once considered the gateway to popular Spanish locales like Barcelona, the Balearic Islands and Andalucía, Madrid has emerged as a destination in its own right. Visitors now arrive in droves, thanks to the Spanish capital’s surge of luxury accommodations.
A forecast from AAA estimates Memorial Day weekend travel will be up from last year with boosts in travelers across modes of transportation — but still shy of the all-time record set in 2005.
Since time immemorial, Mother Nature has been hard at work in Arches National Park, famous for its namesake rock formations that splash soaring arcs of red-orange sandstone against the bright blue sky of Utah. True to its name, Arches has the highest concentration of natural stone arches of anywhere on Earth, from the graceful 306ft-long Landscape Arch to tucked-away Delicate Arch, a Utah icon so photo-worthy that it’s emblazoned on the state’s license plates.
Edmonton does things big: it’s home to Canada’s largest sports and entertainment district, the largest stretch of urban parkland in North America, the oldest and largest fringe theater festival in North America and one of the largest shopping malls on the planet. But underneath that big, bold surface is a vibrant capital city with an unpretentious population and a rich and diverse culture.
Strip off your sweaters; the official start of summer is coming in hot. Gear up for a long weekend where the smell of bonfires, the taste of freshly grilled hamburgers and the feel of the ocean wash all the winter blues away. Memorial Day Weekend — when millions of Americans take off for vitamin D-drenched destinations from sea to shining sea — is just around the corner.
Capitalising on China’s projected tourism growth was a key topic at yesterday’s Market Insights Summit at Arabian Travel Market (ATM). The summit, which took place on the Global Stage at the Middle East’s leading travel and tourism exhibition, explored the potential of the developing markets such as China.