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This post started as April Fools Day prankster clickbait but lives on as a resource with links to information on what we know about the Covid-19 vaccines. Plus, links to help you find vaccines in your area and more. Covid Vaccine Myths John Hopkins: Covid-19 Vaccines: Myth vs. FactMayo Clinic: Covid-19 Vaccine Myths DebunkedCDC: Myths & Facts About Covid-19 Vaccines Get Vaccinated CDC: Vaccine FinderDr. B: Vaccine Standby Vaccine & Travel USA Today: Covid Vaccine Passport

Podcasts

Free Vaccines, Weed and Donuts…in That Order

Jake Redman March 26, 2021

Anthony welcomes a new chair to his home office while Jake reconsiders Karaoke. Just a few of the topics the guys ramble on about in this episode of the Modhop Podcast. Plus, we explore a story about a Spirit passenger losing it mid-flight, new British Airways first class meals at home and FREE perks for getting vaccinated. Listen: News Links -Not the first passenger to want off a Spirit flight.-British First Class food lands at your house in the UK.–Free stuff for showing your vaccine card. News From the Podcast: As if flying weren’t stressful enough right now, THE LAST […]

Destination Tips

Luxury & Lighthouses. 5 Caribbean Must-Visit Islands.

Contributing Author March 24, 2021

Known for spectacular weather, rich history, enticing culture, and award-winning beaches, the Caribbean is an alluring collection of must-see destinations. With so many islands to explore, however, it can be tricky to decide where to go next. For inspiration, take a look at these five Caribbean island picks: The Bahamas Spanning across 16 major islands, The Bahamas is actually an archipelago that consists of hundreds of small landmasses. For tourists, however, Paradise Island, Grand Bahama Island, and the Exumas are amongst the most popular. Wherever you go in The Bahamas, you’ll be surrounded by breath-taking scenery and crystal-clear waters. The […]

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New to Travel? Here’s why you Should.

Contributing Author March 19, 2021

The past year has seen a massive hiatus on travel that no one asked for. Travel is one of the most desired things in the world and something that many of us indulge in throughout a ‘normal’ year. It’s a time to just escape the stresses of everyday life and get to experience something brand new. From stepping on board a plane to discovering completely new cultures it curates memories that will last a lifetime. Unlike material gifts that are often received and then forgotten about within a matter of weeks, travel memories will stick with you for life and […]

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Modhop Basics

Wait. How do I Business Travel Again?

Jake Redman March 17, 2021

We understand that it’s likely been awhile and that travel has changed a bit, so it’s good to remember that a well prepared business trip takes a lot of planning. It all starts (obviously) with the dates. Then come flights, transfers and accommodation. To ensure you have good transfers, check out charter bus rental. Flights and accommodation? You’re here, so that’s a good start but our favorite booking tool for ease-of-use remains Google travel. Next it is important to look at what to pack and what to get in order. We find that for a business trip, perhaps even more […]

Podcasts

NJ has Scooters and NY is Open…sort of.

Jake Redman March 12, 2021

Jake and Anthony talk about scooter and bike programs in their respective towns (Hoboken and Jersey City, respectfully). A man is now free after Hertz ponies up his alibi and New York lifts quarantine restrictions. Plus, we toss around the idea of doing live events. Listen… Show Links -Man charged with murder free after Hertz finally ponies up alibi.-NY lifts quarantine restrictions. News Transcript Back in 2011 a man, Herbert Alford, was wrongfully convicted of MURDER when the popular car rental agency failed to produce a receipt with a time stamp that would have proven his innocence. The crime itself, […]

Podcasts

Getting to Greece & our Big Ideas

Jake Redman March 6, 2021

The guys are back after a couple of months of work chaos. We get some rambling out of our system and chat about being off-brand before providing few details on how to start our own businesses. Travel? Sure, why not. Greece has a big to-do this Summer, we’ll talk about that and tell you why stay-cations are still a good use of points. Listen… Show Links – Arts and Architecture at greekfest.gr– Chase points not worth chasing. The 10x dining hassle. -Our stay at the new Canopy by Hilton in Jersey City on IG: View […]

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Destination Tips

The 5 Top Greek Destinations You Must See Next

Contributing Author March 4, 2021

Greece has long been a favourite country for travellers from all over the world to visit, and with good reason. If you are looking for white sand beaches and palm trees, you’ve got it. If you are looking for history and culture, you’ve got it. Amazing food? Yep. No matter what you want, you are bound to find a pretty good example of it in Greece, and that is unlikely to change at any point in the near future. One of the main benefits of going to Greece is the sheer variety of the different parts of it. In this […]

Destination Tips

The Best US Hikes From our Pros

Contributing Author March 2, 2021

Sitting at home away from airports has me a bit delusional. At this point, I’ve convinced myself that when we’re finally out of this pandemic, I’ll be a frequently hiking, road-tripping, camper & outdoorsy-type. To that end (and to help inspire adventure), here are some great hiking spots from real pros.– Jake The US is one of the most diverse and vast countries in the world. It’s varying landscapes and climates are just part of what makes the country such a great place, especially when you’re looking for adventure. Some of the best outdoor vacation spots are in the United […]

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Destination Tips

Why Minnesota is a Must-Visit

Contributing Author February 20, 2021

Even as a native of Minneapolis (since removed to NYC), I know relatively little about the greater state of Minnesota. A scattered handful of camping trips to beautiful spots like Itasca State Park and semi-regular hops up to Duluth stand out as memories from my childhood and early adult life as being north of awesome. So, I leave it to our capable contributor to school me in the outdoorsy bits alongside some Twin City fun in my home state. – Jake With dense forests and lakes, Minnesota is beautiful and mysterious in its own right. Bordering Canada and […]