The Emergence of the Family Travel Trend – Skift Travel Podcast

Family travel is a significant segment of U.S. leisure travel, making up around 40% of trips. The main motivations for family travel include bonding, shared experiences, and education. The Skift Research report on U.S. travel trends discusses these findings in a recent episode of the Skift Travel Podcast. read full article We do not own … Read more

Can You Identify Clients Who Will Not Make a Purchase? Tips for Recognizing Prospects Who Will Not Convert.

Recognizing unreliable prospects early can help save time and resources. Look for signs such as lack of engagement, lack of urgency, unclear decision-making authority, and stalling in the sales process. Trust your instincts and focus on clients who are actively engaged and motivated to move forward. By identifying unreliable clients, you can avoid wasting time … Read more

Southeast Asia reaffirms commitment to cooperation amidst increasing cybersecurity challenges in the age of artificial intelligence

Southeast Asian nations have established a physical ASEAN Regional CERT site in Singapore to enhance cybersecurity collaboration in the region. The site was launched during the 9th ASEAN Ministerial Conference on Cybersecurity, with the aim of boosting information sharing and addressing cyber threats. Singapore will host and fund the regional CERT for up to 10 … Read more

Liam Payne’s grieving sister Ruth speaks out in a heartfelt statement and shares never-before-seen pictures of her beloved late sibling.

Liam Payne’s sister Ruth posted a touching tribute to her late brother, calling him her best friend. She shared memories of their close bond and how Liam always made her laugh with his impressions. She expressed disbelief at his tragic death and apologized for not being able to save him. Ruth also revealed their special … Read more

Exploring Hidden Treasures in Central Asia: A Traveler’s Handbook

Central Asia is a region with unique cultural influences from Islam, Soviet Russia, and globalization. The Stans, including Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan, offer safe travel for visitors with low crime rates. The societies are primarily Muslim but influenced by Soviet policies, with a focus on cultural traditions over religious ones. Travelers can enjoy … Read more

One lesson every founder should take from Steve Jobs, which most founders tend to overlook.

In a viral essay, VC Paul Graham discusses “founder mode” in which successful founders maintain control over major decisions at their companies instead of hiring managers. However, the example of Steve Jobs hiring John Sculley at Apple shows that even brilliant entrepreneurs can make bad hiring decisions. Jobs ultimately learned the importance of hiring talented … Read more

The arrival of King Charles and Queen Camilla in Australia marks the start of their royal tour.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived in Sydney for their first royal tour of Australia as monarchs. They were welcomed by Prime Minister Albanese, Governor-General Mostyn, and other dignitaries. The Sydney Opera House illuminated its sails to mark their arrival. The couple will rest on Saturday before beginning their tour engagements on Sunday. King … Read more

Iranian hackers serve as middlemen offering access to vital infrastructure systems for sale.

Iranian hackers are breaching critical infrastructure organizations to collect credentials and network data for cyberattacks. Government agencies in the U.S., Canada, and Australia believe they are acting as initial access brokers using brute-force techniques. They aim to gain persistent access and move laterally within networks, using methods like password spraying and MFA fatigue. The hackers … Read more