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With prevalent versatile work and education schedules, more travelers are turning to flexcations, roadschooling, schoolcations, whatever you wish to call them.

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Ohio is no longer on its own COVID-19 travel advisory list. Since December, authorities have actually been advising caution when traveling in Ohio and Kentucky due to high COVID-19 positivity rates in each state. Ohio has now dropped off its own advisory and so has Kentucky. But there's a catch with travel to the Bluegrass State.

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People entering Ohio after travel to states reporting positive testing rates of 15% or higher for COVID-19 are recommended to self-quarantine for 2 week. Ohio authorities said the positivity rate is an indicator of how much COVID-19 there is in a community, and the Ohio Department of Health is suggesting against travel to those states with high positivity. The self-quarantine ought to be hearkened by residents of both states and out-of-state travelers.

The following states have a rolling seven-day average above 15%, according to Ohio's travel advisory: Idaho: 40% Iowa: 33. 1% Pennsylvania: 32. 4% Alabama: 31. 1% South Dakota: 29. 4% Mississippi: 28. 4% Kansas: 26. 1% Utah: 21. 2% Virginia: 18. 2% Arkansas: 18% Tennessee: 17% Georgia: 16. 3% Texas: 15% Oklahoma: 15% Connecticut, Kentucky, Maine, Nebraska, Oregon and Wyoming have actually experienced reporting irregularities and a precise positivity rate might not be determined, authorities said.

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Stay at home and prevent all in-person activities. This includes work, supermarket and pharmacies, public events, and public locations. Do not have visitors in your home. If you reside in a home with other individuals who did not take a trip with you, remain in a separate space. If this is not possible, use a face mask when you remain in the exact same room and remain at least six feet away from others.

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If you need to see a company for reasons other than a medical emergency situation, please contact advance and discuss the care you need. In case of a medical emergency, call 911. Show that you are in house quarantine for unique coronavirus exposure. Keep a face mask on up until you are asked by a health care service provider to eliminate it.

Named one of the Top 10 Best New Hotels in America on USA Today's 10Best list, The Embassy Row Hotel is located at the popular Dupont Circle, just 75 steps from the Dupont Circle Metro Station.

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British Airways has created a limited edition whisky which it will serve to customers, but not until 2031.

The Centenary Cask – created to celebrate the carrier’s 100th birthday and also to mark World Whisky Day on May 18 – has been mixed and poured at the Inchdairnie distillery in Fife, Scotland.

The spirit will mature over the next 12 years, before being decanted into 300 limited-edition bottles and served onboard in 2031.

According to BA the cask is made of American oak – a nod to the up to 30 journeys the carrier makes across the Atlantic each day – with a cask head made of French oak, a tribute to the first flight to Paris made by BA forerunner AT&T in 1919.

In addition Inchdairnie has created a Centenary Cask programme, with 12 casks set to be filled on August 25 (BA’s official 100th anniversary), and available for purchase between now and September.

Commenting on the news Kelly Stevenson, British Airways’ Wine and Beverage Manager, said:

“Celebrating our centenary is all about honouring our airline’s history, as well as looking to the future.  Inchdairnie has a modern and innovative approach to whisky distilling and we’ve incorporated touches with a nod to our history. In years to come our customers will be able to enjoy it from the comfort of their seat – we know it will be worth the wait.”

The Centenary Cask is the latest in a series of limited-edition products designed to celebrates BA’s centenary, from the Speedbird 100 IPA in partnership with Brewdog, to British Airways-branded Marmite jars.

Business Traveller readers have a chance to get their hands one of the Marmite jars by following the Business Traveller LinkedIn page and liking this post.

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Günstige Flüge von Deutschland nach Asien sind eigentlich nichts besonders und häufig schon für weit unter 500€ zu bekommen. Für Emirates-Fans ist dies trotzdem ein sehr interessantes Angebot: Die 5-Sterne-Airline fliegt euch für nur 466€ nach Bangkok und zurück. Außerdem kommen Phuket (ab 522€), Male (ab 522€) und Dubai (nonstop ab 400€) in Frage. Der Abflug ist von Frankfurt und München am günstigsten, aber auch Hamburg und Düsseldorf sind gegen Aufpreis möglich.

Sämtliche Flüge nach Asien erfolgen mit einem Zwischenstopp in Dubai. Die meisten Verbindungen sind gut getaktet, sodass ihr nicht mehr als drei Stunden am dortigen Flughafen verbringen müsst.

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Das aktuelle Angebot ist nur bis zum 21. Dezember 2018 für folgenden Reisezeitraum: 21. April bis 25. Juni 2019.

Stopover in Dubai sind laut Fare Rules nicht gestattet. Der Mindestaufenthalt beträgt sechs Tage. Maximal dürft ihr einen Monat am Ziel bleiben. Zusätzlich solltet ihr die Reise- und Sicherheitshinweise des jeweiligen Zielortes beachten, u.a. was die Einreisebestimmungen angeht. Die Tickets werden in Buchungsklasse X ausgestellt. 

Günstige Emirates Flüge findet ihr zum Beispiel mit Google Flights (Anleitung). Die Buchung ist entweder über Momondo oder gegen geringen Aufpreis direkt auf Emirates.com möglich.

Bucht ihr den Tarif inklusive Rail&Fly (einfach in den Preissuchmaschinen QYG als Abflugort eingeben), erhaltet ihr ein flexibel einsetzbares Bahn-Ticket kostenlos dazu. Dieses gilt für die 2. Klasse von jedem Abfahrtsbahnhof in Deutschland. 

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Thirty-three years ago my parents moved to 51 Donald Lewis Drive in Seekonk, Mass. — along with their three kids, ages 7, 5, and 2 — and on Monday put this classic Colonial on the market. With this post I’m not trying to help their sale, but simply mark a milestone as I occasionally do here. Plus, maybe it’ll be a refreshing break from the “Best backpacking water bottles of 2019”-type content that is annoyingly superficial and seems increasingly common.

I’m glad my parents — who are now nearly 70 years-old — are making this move. They’ve always been realistic about their mortality, and they’ve never delayed tough decisions and conversations. For a few more years I’m sure they could still maintain a single-family home, use the stairs to the second floor and basement, and drive 60-90 minutes up I-93 to visit my sisters and their families north of Boston.

But as I’ve witnessed with my elderly neighbors next door, it’s best to move when you easily can, not when you obviously must. A year ago Dan was riding his bike to the grocery store and doing yoga three times a week. But in October he fell and broke his shoulder, and has fallen twice since, smashing through a glass coffee table and busting his nose on a door. They can’t get to Windcrest — a senior living facility south of Denver — fast enough, and the heavy lifting has fallen mostly on Abby.

First day of school, 1986. My older sister Kerri and younger sister Christine on the right. I’m in the green jacket with my arm around best friend Paul, and my neighbor Jeff is behind us.

My career may have started earlier if I’d grown up in Boulder or Bozeman or Bend, but Seekonk served me well. It was safe and family-oriented, offered easy access to Providence and the Newport beaches, and had enough swamps and powerline easements to scratch the adventure itch of a teenager. Its school district was middle-of-the-pack in Massachusetts. I like I was given enough resources and opportunities to compete with students from more privileged towns, but still learned to work hard and be scrappy like students from poorer districts.

Exorbitant real estate prices and poorly maintained properties (and often both) are the norm in Boulder, and seeing this 2,500-square foot property on a half-acre lot for just $489,000 makes me question the sustainability of living in The Republic.

By my perspective today the house was tight for five, but at least we all had our own bedrooms. It will feel less cramped for the next family — once my parents finished paying college tuition, they added a shower to the downstairs half-bath, built a gorgeous sun-room above the backyard patio, and removed the wall between the kitchen and dining room. Sweltering summer nights are now bearable thanks to the new A/C ducts. The basement was partially finished in the 1990’s, but would benefit from updating and another bathroom.

Amanda and dad with mom’s homemade cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning, 2012

In the huge backyard we had a swing set and garden, and played catch and soccer. Soaring hardwoods are common in the neighborhood, but they struggled to take root back there. Our black lab Sport stripped the bark off a red maple shortly after it was planted, to express her displeasure about being tied up. And the 18-inch oak sapling that we transplanted from my grandfather’s house after he passed away grew to 25 feet before being blown over in a storm.

At the end of the street are still the public athletic fields, which the town has continually improved and which is now a first-rate manicured complex. In 1986 there were only two baseball diamonds, neither with an outfield fence or dugouts. The sole tennis court was unusable. And where there are now irrigated soccer fields was a dairy farm that had been reclaimed by the forest. The wild space made for an adventurous “shortcut” to Martin Elementary, in an era when parents still permitted their children to do such things.

I don’t know the composition of the neighborhood now, but there were eight young families on the original Donald Lewis and “the new road” that was tacked on in the late-1980’s. We built bike ramps out of plywood and bike courses over dirt mounds in vacant lots, raced on our Rollerblades and skateboards, caught turtles and tadpoles in a nearby pond, and had legendary games of Manhunt in the summer.

My parents’ new pad in Andover in a 62+ community will suit them well. Everything important is on the main floor; yard maintenance and snow removal is included; and my sisters and aunt are 10 to 25 minutes away. My dad is notoriously resistant to change — I think he still wears pleated pants, and I know he’s been wearing the same Johnston & Murphy dress shoes for several decades now — and finding a new home (and, by extension, settling on a new lifestyle) was a challenging process.

Amanda and I know it will be difficult for my parents to leave Seekonk and their memory-filled home, but we’re really happy for them and are excited about the next chapter in their lives.

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