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By Matt Gannan on Oct 08, 2019 in Adventure Travel, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Leisure Travel, Peru, Regions, South America, Speciality Travel, Venezuela The mighty Amazon. The largest river in the world by volume of water and the second largest in length. The dense and impenetrable tropical rainforest it runs through is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. It’s the lungs of our planet, the land of the lost city of El Dorado, a place where myth and reality intertwine. The Amazon means many things to us but above all is home to about 30 million people, 40,000 plant and 2000 animal species, with new species still being discovered. It’s no surprise the Amazon has been named one of the new seven natural wonders of the world, although in reality its mysterious depths have been attracting curious and intrepid explorers for centuries. With Amazon experiences on offer in Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana … [Read more...] about Top Amazon experiences for the adventure traveller

PRWeb Published 7:00 pm CDT, Wednesday, October 2, 2019 Photo: PRWeb Photo: PRWeb Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 Photo: PRWeb Measuring Emotional Loyalty with Inte Q’s Customer Love Score™ 1  /  1 Back to Gallery Inte Q, a leader in CRM, loyalty and subscription-based programs, today released a special report for marketing professionals entitled “Measuring Emotional Loyalty with Inte Q’s Proprietary Customer Love Score™,” which compares emotional loyalty scores for leading brands. CHICAGO (PRWEB) October 02, 2019 Inte Q, a leader in CRM, loyalty and subscription-based programs, today released a special report for marketing professionals … [Read more...] about Measuring Emotional Loyalty with Inte Q’s Customer Love Score™

I can’t tell you how to get turndown service every night, but I can show you the best ways to make your bedroom feel like a hotel room. It’s easier than ever to find the same sheets, mattresses, and more that your favorite hotels use. Follow these tips to get five-star-worthy sleep every night: Recreate Your Favorite Hotel Bed Want to recreate the feel of your last Marriott stay at home? You can buy the same experience on Marriott’s online shop, which sells the same brand of mattresses, bedding sets, and pillows that are used in the hotels. The shop is also available on Amazon if you want to Prime your new bed over immediately. Want to find your favorite hotel’s beds at a more affordable price? It’s fairly easy to find what mattress the property uses with a quick online search. For example, Westin touts its world-famous Heavenly Bed, but it’s a widely known secret that the Heavenly Bed is just a Simmons Beautyrest mattress, which you can find for … [Read more...] about 5 Ways to Make Your Bedroom Feel like a Hotel Room

Having a great camera is essential for wildlife photography, particularly if you are looking to up your game and take your art to the next level. Technology has come a long way in recent years, and there are some highly advanced cameras on the market that can help you to improve as a photographer and give you the technical capabilities needed to compete with the best. Choosing the best camera for wildlife photography is a tricky business, however, and there are many different factors that you need to consider before making a purchase. Wildlife photography will take you into the outdoors, and you’ll need a camera that’s durable, resilient and able to capture fast-paced action without compromising on quality. You will need to consider your budget, the size and weight of the camera, battery life, shooting speeds and sensor sizes to name just a few. To help to lead you through this photographic minefield here’s our guide to choosing the best camera for wildlife … [Read more...] about The Best Camera for Wildlife Photography (Top 9 for 2019)

“I’m disgusted. It was an absolute shock,” said James Cassetta, president of WORK Inc., which has been helping the disabled since 1965. “I’ve never been as upset about anything in my career.” Cassetta called the move a slap in the face to the disabled, whose cause has long been associated with the Kennedys and the late family matriarch for whom the Greenway is named. Jesse Brackenbury, executive director of the Greenway Conservancy, heatedly denied that the contract decision discriminated against those with disabilities. The conservancy is the nonprofit steward of the 17-acre, state-owned park that stretches like a ribbon from Chinatown to the North End. Brackenbury said the new contract, which took effect Tuesday, was awarded to Block by Block after scrupulous, public consideration of price, value, service, and references. The Louisville company, which already cleans Downtown Crossing and its surroundings, beat WORK Inc. in every important … [Read more...] about Greenway cuts ties with Dorchester nonprofit after 10 years