Jess Moss Travel

Category: Articles

  • 7 Apps That Double as Awesome Travel Tools

    7 Apps That Double as Awesome Travel Tools

    Published August 26 on Creator by WeWork || Snapchat is for selfies, Amazon’s for shopping, and Slack is for pinging your boss to set up a meeting. Right? Well, sort of.

    Many of the apps you use on a daily basis are actually much more versatile than you’d think. And while there’s no shortage of travel sites to help you plan your next trip, some of the best travel resources are the non-travel apps you use for other things. Here’s a guide to using your favorite everyday products, from Instagram to Amazon, to plan your next getaway. Read more>>

  • 6 Best U.S. Airports for High-Tech Travelers

    6 Best U.S. Airports for High-Tech Travelers

    Published August 19, 2015 on Creator by WeWork || The airport of the future looks a bit like the love child of an Apple store, the Mall of America, and the Museum of Modern Art. Futuristic hubs like South Korea’s Incheon International Airport and Hong Kong International Airport now resemble small cities, with services like laptop loan programs and amenities like a golf course that make it easy to bring your business with you to the plane. Read more>>

  • 4 Unexpected Places to Hold Your Next Meeting

    4 Unexpected Places to Hold Your Next Meeting

    Published August 13, 2015 on Creator by WeWork || How many times have you heard (or said), “Let’s meet at the coffee shop?”

    But then you get there, and finding open seats together takes 10 minutes. Or there’s a grinder overpowering any conversation you’re trying to have. Or someone’s having a distractingly personal discussion nearby.

    Finding a good, productive meeting space can be a challenge, but no one ever said a meeting needed chairs and a computer screen. Instead, think about your next meeting as a chance to sneak in some local exploring. If your workplace is strapped for conference space, or if you just need a break from the office, consider one of these alternative meeting spots instead. Read more>>

  • 4 Websites You Should Read Before Launching Your Travel Startup

    Published July 30, 2015 on Creator by WeWork || The “Tinder for travel companions.” The “Airbnb of boats.” If you’re an avid traveler, you might have an idea that seems like the next great startup. The problem is, you might not be the first person to have thought of it.

    The travel startup space is crowded, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for innovation—look at Uber or Airbnb. But before you start planning your own game-changing business, you have to do your homework. A little research can go a long way to see what the competitive landscape looks like, and who’s working on similar products. Here are four sites to get your feet wet in the travel startup world. Read more>>

  • 4 Ways to Make the Most of Your Workcation

    Published July 16, 2015 on Creator by WeWork || Glass half empty: working remotely. Glass half full? Workcation!

    Combining vacation and work isn’t a novel idea, but with ultra-portable technology and teams spread across multiple locations, it’s becoming a reality for more and more people—especially entrepreneurs. In fact, the Wall Street Journal recently claimed “working vacations are the wave of the future.”

    So what makes a workcation work? We caught up with some workers who clock in from the road for tips on how to get more done while still having fun. Read more…

  • 8 Beaches Where You Can Completely Unplug

    8 Beaches Where You Can Completely Unplug

    Published July 10, 2015 on Creator by WeWork || As we grow more and more dependent on our devices, travel companies are racing to accommodate the “always-connected” traveler. But while it sounds cool that you can check into your room or keep up with your email from the beach, the constant connection makes it tough to actually unwind.

    And while you may not plan on spending your vacation on your Facebook newsfeed, when it comes to actually letting go, some of us need a bit of help.

    Enter the “digital detox.”

    Whether you’re looking for a few hours of tech-free time, or an extended period of relief from your inbox, here are eight beaches where you can unplug and unwind. Read more…

  • Food Lover’s Guide to America’s Ballparks

    Food Lover’s Guide to America’s Ballparks

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    Published May 28, 2015 on Fodors.com || Skip the hot dogs and forget about peanuts and Cracker Jack—these days, America’s best ballparks serve tacos, Korean fried chicken, Dungeness crab sandwiches, and so much more. Now more than ever, a day in the bleachers is a great way to sample a city’s favorite flavors: cans of Budweiser have been replaced with local craft brews, while star chefs and local restaurants have opened up shop to serve fans looking to catch the next home run. Here’s the scouting report on what to eat and drink this season at Major League Baseball stadiums across the nation, from Queens to San Diego. Read more…

  • America’s Best Road Trips for 2015

    America’s Best Road Trips for 2015

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    Published May 26, 2015 on Fodors.com || With gas prices predicted to remain at travel-tempting lows, 2015 is destined to be the summer of the road trip. Around the country, new additions are spicing up classic routes, and important anniversaries are being celebrated along dedicated drives. Add in a few itineraries inspired by summer blockbusters, and you’ve got ten exciting and affordable options for a memorable summer road trip vacation. Pack up the trunk, prep your music playlists, and get ready to explore America. Read more…

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  • Pat’s vs. Geno’s: Philly Cheesesteak Quiz

    Published on MapQuest on December 2, 2014 || Already have a favorite between Pat’s and Geno’s? Does “wit” need no explanation? Alright, you’re a Philly cheesesteak pro, and we won’t try to convince you which is the better steak.

    But the Pat’s and Geno’s rivalry extends beyond the food, and both resturants have a long history, with differences stark and subtle. Take a look at the photos below to see how well you really know Philadelphia’s most famous cheesesteak stands.

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