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  If you’re visiting Boston for the first time, you’re probably still trying to get a good grasp on the city. As a first-timer, creating an itinerary with little to no knowledge of the city can be tricky. While you may know the basics, you’ll struggle to get up to speed to the best parks, museums, activities, landmarks, and tourist attractions of the city. To make things a tad easier, we’ve rounded up three locations that should be on your bucket list. 1. Fenway Park As a Boston newbie, you should have a razor-sharp focus on visiting Fenway Park. Located near Kenmore Square, Fenway Park is a baseball park that’s home to the Red Sox—Boston’s American League team. If you’re a sports aficionado, you probably already know that Fenway Park is easily one of the most impressive and well-known sports venues across the globe. However, it also attracts people who have little to no interest in sports owing to its incredible appeal and expansive look. Make sure you add it to your itinerary! Re...

  Influencers are a major part of social media these days—millions of people are out there fashioning themselves as either makeup or beauty influencers. One of the more challenging—but definitely more fun— influencer jobs is becoming a travel influencer. For someone who already loves to travel, this is a win-win. Step 1: Travel The first step when becoming a travel influencer, is, of course, to travel. And we don’t mean that you should go around just your city. Of course, if you live in a city like Washington DC, you have a ton of places to document and represent on your blog—but that doesn’t cut it. A true travel influencer is always pushing the boundaries—because you’re always trying to explore as many places as possible. We’d say explore the world. If you are, for example, in Texas, go out and explore as many Texas cities as possible: Austin, Houston, San Antonio, and so on. Invest in a Good Camera A major part of being a travel influencer is about getting involved in social med...

Being a pet parent is not all about cuddling with your furry friends or amusing yourself with their antics. It demands serious caretaking, shifting your schedule around their needs, arranging a pet sitter when you stay out too long, and planning ahead for trips. Staying home with your pet is easy because you can bathe, feed, and play with them whenever you want. But traveling with them can be hard. If it’s for a holiday, it limits the choice of places you can take your four-legged friend to, and the duration of your trip as well. If you’re worried about traveling with pets, here’s how to do it right. Mood Swings The biggest challenge is to train your dog or cat for the travel. If it’s their first time traveling in a car on a long journey, they might get fidgety or anxious  and give you hard a time. It’s your time off from work and you want to enjoy it to the maximum. You don’t want to spend the entire drive handling your pet’s tantrums. Potty Training for the Journey Traveling with...