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Traveling to a big city is always exciting, but it’s normal if you’re also apprehensive. Will you be safe there? What if you get lost? What if something bad happens? From luggage storage to ensuring that you aren’t being followed, read our essential travel safety guide, just to be on the safe side. Inform Someone If you’re in an unfamiliar city and if you’re going out late (like going to a pub after your meeting), inform someone. Send a text back home, call a friend, or simply keep your GPS on. Yes, you’re an adult and are perfectly capable of taking care of yourself, but constant vigilance is one travel safety trip you don’t want to ignore. If you have someone with you, you can always rely on the buddy system—but when you’re alone, informing someone of your whereabouts is vital. Speaking of Constant Vigilance We know travel isn’t meant to have you feeling threatened all the time, but the more prepared you are, the better off you’ll be. When you’re off walking in...

Did the COVID-19 crisis put your plans to travel to Boston on hold? If so, you may just get to visit the city yet! Gov. Baker has announced a 4-step plan to reopen Mass. starting from May 18 th , which may seem like a little quick, considering the information we’ve received on COVID-19 cases. Behind New York, New Jersey, and Illinois, Massachusetts leads as the state with the 4 th  highest number of COVID-19 cases in the country . So, it’s natural that many people may be concerned about safety and security. Nevertheless, with this 4-step plan, the idea is not to allow all  businesses to reopen, but limited industries that have little to no direct interaction with the public can still operate. Essential businesses have already been operating in the city, as in the rest of the world. But by allowing industries to resume functions, the first phase, “start,” may just help revitalize the economy and allow the government to carve a path for other industries to follow...

So, you’re coming to Las Vegas for a business trip and you aren’t really sure how you should manage such a short visit. Knowing that you’ll only be in Las Vegas for a little while, you know it’s useless to spend company money on a hotel room. Yet, you have so many things in your busy schedule to handle, and you have to travel back. What will you do with the things you have with you? Drag your small carry-on into every business meeting you go to, or leave it with someone? Here’s a third option: find a luggage storage service! Short Term Luggage Storage in Las Vegas You can’t very well drag your belongings everywhere you go, especially if you have multiple places to visit. In this case, services such as Cubby in Las Vegas  are the best option for secure luggage storage. Cubby offers customers a chance to store their luggage and bags with storage providers in the city. The customer is given an address, whereupon storing their luggage, they’re provided with a ...