Surviving 60 Hours Trapped At The Bottom Of The Ocean

Surviving 60 Hours Trapped At The Bottom Of The Ocean


February 5, 2025 | Samantha Henman

Surviving 60 Hours Trapped At The Bottom Of The Ocean


In one of the most astonishing survival stories ever recorded, a man managed to survive for nearly three days trapped inside a sunken ship at the ocean’s floor.

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BUSINESS TRAVEL

The Business Traveler Of 2030 May Never Visit A Check-In Desk

The traditional business trip begins with a series of small queues. A traveler waits to check a bag, show identification, collect a hotel key, and explain the reservation to several different employees. By 2030, much of that routine could happen before the traveler leaves home.
September 17, 2026 Allison Robertson
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BUSINESS TRAVEL

Could AI Finally Kill The Expense Report?

Few parts of business travel inspire less enthusiasm than returning home to a pile of receipts and an unfinished expense report. Luckily, AI-powered expense systems are now promising to eliminate much of that work.
July 13, 2026 Marlon Wright
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BUSINESS TRAVEL

Who Gets The Airline Miles When Your Employer Buys The Ticket?

A company may pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for an employee’s flight, yet the employee may receive the airline miles. That arrangement can seem surprising, especially when the traveler later uses those rewards for a personal vacation. In most workplaces, however, payment and loyalty credit are treated as separate parts of the transaction.
August 8, 2026 Allison Robertson
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BUSINESS TRAVEL

What Happens If Your Flight Is Canceled During A Work Trip?

Your schedule is packed. Then your phone buzzes with the message every business traveler dreads: your flight has been canceled.
July 25, 2026 Sammy Tran
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BUSINESS TRAVEL

Is Business Travel Becoming A Luxury Reserved For Senior Employees?

Business travel was once treated as a normal part of career development in many industries. Junior employees attended conferences, visited clients, toured facilities, and learned by watching experienced colleagues work. As travel costs rise and companies demand clearer returns from every trip, however, those opportunities may be reaching a smaller group of employees.
July 3, 2026 Allison Robertson
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BUSINESS TRAVEL

How Hybrid Work Changed The Geography Of Business Travel

Going to the office used to mean grabbing a coffee and sitting in traffic. For some employees, it now means booking a flight, checking into a hotel, and hoping their colleagues picked the same days to show up. Hybrid work has changed more than how often people leave the house. It has changed where business trips begin, where they end, and why companies are paying to bring people together.
September 3, 2026 Jesse Singer

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