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Not Heading Straight to College? See 6 Alternative Options for Recent High School Grads

A four-year college isn’t the next step for every high school grad. Here, six non-traditional options

A four-year college isn’t the next step for every high school graduate. Check out these…

By Janel Martinez

Posted: April 27, 2011 Tags: Career, career building, college, college prep, Department of Labor, high school, high school graduates, job, military, Travel

WATCH: The High Life – Exploring the Little Luxuries of Paris

In this episode, our host travels to the City of Lights and gives us a peek inside of chic places to shop, stay, dine and unwind

In this episode, our host travels to the City of Lights and gives us a…

By Elayne Fluker

Posted: April 8, 2011 Tags: beauty, BEgoodlife, fashion, Food & Wine, france, goodlife, luxury, Paris, spa, Tai Beauchamp, The High Life, Travel, Travel & Leisure, Video

Single-Minded: On Living the Jet-Set Life

How you can set a path to international voyages-- affordably

A black traveler her travels and how she affordably blazes sky trails on jet-setting voyages

By BlackEnterprise.com

Posted: February 4, 2011 Tags: air travel, black diaspora, international travel, jet-set, jet-setting, leisure, Travel

Traveling abroad can bring about great memories, eye-opening experiences and lucrative business connections. But without the proper research and planning, it can also mean memorable faux pas that could inadvertently bring offense or embarrassment, specifically when it comes to a major part of one's trip: dining. Many of the most important business deals and social connections are made over a meal, so knowing the nuances of dining abroad can serve as both an added plus and a necessity. Malla Haridat, CEO of New Designs for Life, a development and training company for entrepreneurs, knows a thing or two about dining globally, having traveled to many countries both for leisure and pleasure. She shares her insights on the do's and don'ts:

For more travel tips, destinations and best places to stay, eat and play, visit blackenterprise.com/outofoffice

How to Eat Well While Traveling Abroad

A Black global traveler tells you how knowing the nuances of eating abroad can help you avoid awkward moments

Black entrepreneur tells her experiences dining abroad, from China to Morocco

By Janell Hazelwood

Posted: February 2, 2011 Tags: African Americans in China, global cuisine, global dining, global foods, global travel, How To, international, international travel, out of office, out of office food entertainment, Travel, travel dining

GROUP BUYING TO SAVE CASH: More companies are predicted to jump on this bandwagon in 2011, ushering in sales and steals for you—whether you’re looking for a helicopter ride over New York City, a great spa, or tickets to your favorite game. Websites such as Groupon and Living Social have made offering discounts a team effort, where daily deals are redeemable only after a certain number of people buy into them. Even companies such as Wal-Mart and Zagat have offered group-buying deals. And more Websites, both with regional and national deals, are gaining traction, including Tippr, Juice in The City, and Crowdsavings.

4/11: 11 Life-Altering Trends to Watch for 2011

Travel, leisure and technology trends to upgrade and balance your life for 2011

<strong>GROUP BUYING TO SAVE CASH:</strong> More companies are predicted to jump on this bandwagon in…

By Janell Hazelwood

Posted: January 6, 2011 Tags: Cricket, fitness, food truck, foodie, group buying, iPad, leisure, Travel

Chase Waives Foreign Transaction Fees

Planning a trip overseas? You might want to take one of these cards with you

If you have a specialty credit card with Chase and you’re a frequent overseas traveler,…

By Sheiresa Ngo

Posted: November 18, 2010 Tags: British Airways Visa Signature Card, Capital One, Chase, foriegn exchange fees, Hyatt Card, PenFed, Priority Club Select Visa Card, Travel

Cutting Edge: The Science of Booking Last-Minute Flights

It�s good to wait, but not too late

When looking for cheap flights, when is too late, well, too late?

By Renita Burns

Posted: July 14, 2010 Tags: budget, budget travel, cheap flights, Travel, vacation

For most, travel is a favorite pastime. For Henry Watkins, it’s his livelihood. And while an increasing number of professionals are logging more time on the road, Watkins, 49, has enjoyed a hectic travel schedule for more than 20 years as a sales executive in various media businesses with a focus on business and leisure destinations. Currently, as a travel media consultant for Voyages North America Inc., Watkins travels roughly 15 to 20 days a month and visits about 50 countries a year. He offers us a glimpse into how he manages his schedule.

PHOTO GALLERY: On the Go

A busy executive is always well-equipped for travel

For most, travel is a favorite pastime. For Henry Watkins, it’s his livelihood. And while…

By Sonia Alleyne

Posted: June 15, 2010 Tags: air travel, Lifestyle, luxury travel, Travel, travel accessories

Navigating the Abyss of Airline Customer Service

Steps for getting a complaint resolved

I flew the friendly skies for my honeymoon last month. The honeymoon was great but…

By Sheiresa Ngo

Posted: March 12, 2010 Tags: air travel, airline, customer service, Travel

Online Adventures

New Websites offer engaging travel logs and something special for African Americans

After a frustratingly tough economic year, the incentive to travel is inspiring, particularly with the…

By Sonia Alleyne

Posted: December 1, 2009 Tags: American Airlines, One World Music Beat, Travel, Web marketing

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