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on May 01, 2012

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5 Tips on Hotel Guest Etiquette

by Martin Ita-as originally posted on inquirer.net

Being a hotel guest can be awesome. People look after your best interests. You get to stay in exciting new locales. You get well-furnished and comfortable rooms where you can do as you please. But with such freedom can come abuse of power. From leaving rooms in a mess to mistreating the staff, some guests may be exploiting the hospitality of their accommodations a little too freely.
Mind your manners by reviewing some of these items on hotel etiquette as a visiting guest.

Mind your neighbors
The thing about hotel rooms is that rooms are right next to one another. It can be easy to forget others when you let your hair down. That means while you and your roommates are partying with loud music and laughing, the people next door to you may be trying to sleep for a big event the next day. Make extra sure your activities won’t bother anybody above, below or beside your rooms and regulate the noise you make.

Keep tidy
You may feel like depending on…

5 Hard-to-kill House Plants for Frequent Travelers

originally published on Inquirer.net

For the active traveler, it seems that house plants need to be avoided, especially if you like being away for a week or more. Even the most responsible traveler can forget about a houseplant or two. By the time they’ll have returned, it will have been reduced to nothing but a clump of shriveled brown leaves. But if you’re an aspiring green thumb who has an equally avid wanderlust, all is not lost! You just need to keep these safe, hard-to-kill plant choices in mind the next time you go to a plant nursery.

Aloe One of the most widely known succulents before they became a huge trend in the modern world. Like many plants of its species, Aloe can be so hard to kill you’d actually have to put effort into it. They like their soil to be very dry (as wet soil encourages rotting in the roots) and are usually watered in three-week intervals (lessened even more in the winter). Just pop it in a spacious container, leave it near a window and you can easily water i…

Global News: The Search for Next Boracay, Festivals in Europe, and more!

Iloilo’s Islands Could Be the Next Boracay While different from the beach party vibe of the island of Boracay, Iloilo’s Isla de Gigantes (Island of the Giants) may just be what the wandering beachgoer might be looking for when it comes to sand, sun, and fun. From a smorgasbord tasty seafood dishes, hidden lagoons, uncrowded beaches, and several islands to check out, there’s definitely a lot of appeal in low-key destinations like this for the upcoming vacation season.
Recommended read: The search for the next Boracay: Gigantes Islands, Iloilo

Gifts for the Traveling Mom With mother’s day on the horizon, it can be a bit of chore trying to think of the perfect gift for your travel-savvy mom. Fortunately, online lists can make gift picking easier, faster, and much simpler. Whether she’s a seasoned globetrotter or a tourist fresh off the ground, your mom will definitely appreciate fantastic travel-related gifts on the biggest day of maternal appreciation.
Recommended read: 10 Mother's Day…

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