BUSINESS
By Jeremiah HoWith "staycation" being the sole option for many consumers this past summer, vacation plans this year pulled away from the traditional notions of luxury, paradise, and respite more often presumed for summer holidays of years gone past. Those of us who did travel this year generally often opened our wallets with a sense of thrift rather than exuberance in order to balance having an actual getaway with the good practice of frugali...
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