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5 Best Water Bottles in Singapore for Daily Hydration

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5 Best Water Bottles in Singapore for Daily Hydration

For gym, office and everyday use Looking for the best water bottles to use for everyday hydration? We got everything you need! Here are the 5 best water bottle brands that we had curated for your ease of choice. 1. Nalgene Water Bottles – Affordable, Lightweight and BPA Free image credit: Nalgene (Instagram) You will probably come across one of these colorful Nalgene bottles when you out hiking or even in school. A definite crowd favorite, Nalgene is best known for its affordability and hassle-free wide mouth design. It is also durable, lightweight and BPA-Free. This means that you can drink water...

Best Gifts for Father’s Day | What to get for your dad?

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Best Gifts for Father’s Day | What to get for your dad?

Father’s day gift guide | for the most stylish dad from bags to wallets to accessories and many more… Are you looking for the best gift for your dad?   We all know dads are one of the hardest people to gift.  Here, we have put together 9 best gifts for your dad this coming father’s day.   [Essentials]1. Crossing Elite Wallets2. Bellroy Hide & Seek Hi RFID3. Secrid Slimwallet [Bags]4. Bellroy Tokyo Totepack5. Thule Accent6. Bobby Bizz Anti-Theft Backpack [Accessories]7. Orbitkey Desk Mat8. Orbitkey 2.0 Leather Key Organizer9. Thule Powershuttle [ESSENTIALS] Hold all essentials in style… Every man needs...

Covid-19 Essentials to Keep You and Your Family Safe

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Covid-19 Essentials to Keep You and Your Family Safe

Covid-19 Essentials to Keep You and Your Family Safe Stay at home. We will deliver to you.    1. Pro Shield Water Repellent Face Mask This functional face mask has a slot for DIY filters. The water repellant outer layer can take up to 30 washes. Stretchable and breathable, it is very gentle on the skin and is dermatologically tested by the British Allergy Foundation. Suitable for both adults and children.    2. Alcoglyde 70% IPA Hand Sanitizer This hand sanitiser is effective against most bacterias, including gram negative and gram positive bacteria. It is able to inactivate viruses including Coronavirus....

Bellroy: 5 Best Bags for Everyday Carry

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Bellroy: 5 Best Bags for Everyday Carry

Bellroy: 5 Best Bags for Everyday Carry   1. A Timeless Piece: Bellroy Classic Backpack Premium This luxurious backpack is the premium version of Bellroy’s classic backpack. The leather used is softer and more robust, with extra body to help the backpack hold its shape. Leather panels, contrast webbing and striking internal linings all work to elevate the look of this premium classic. Organize your work tools and spare clothes in dedicated pockets. 2. A Clever Chameleon: Bellroy Tokyo Totepack Casual yet professional, versatile yet simple – the Bellroy Tokyo Totepack is a chameleon that fits in wherever your day takes...

The Best Way To Lock Your Bag – with industrial designer Luke Ritchie

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The Best Way To Lock Your Bag – with industrial designer Luke Ritchie

The Best Way To Lock Your Bag – with industrial designer Luke Ritchie One of the best ways to protect your valuables while traveling is by locking them inside your bag. With the right option, it basically means you have portable security on your back at all times. Pacsafe has researched and tested the best way to make lockable bags for two decades. One design they keep coming back to again and again for a higher level of protection is the patented Roobar. To figure out why it’s so good and what it does, read the interview with industrial designer and inventor of the...

How To Pack For 2 Weeks of Travel In 1 Carry-On Backpack

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How To Pack For 2 Weeks of Travel In 1 Carry-On Backpack

How To Pack For 2 Weeks of Travel In 1 Carry-On Backpack Traveling light is something you hear about all the time. Until you try it, it’s hard to understand the feeling of freedom it brings. With everything you need in one backpack, you can avoid the hassle of check-ins at airports and waiting around at baggage claim. The biggest challenge is packing light for trips that last longer than a few days. This is a handy step-by-step guide on how to pack for 2 weeks of travel in 1 carry-on backpack. Step 1 – Make a list (and cut it twice)...

12 Best Anti-theft Backpacks for Women

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12 Best Anti-theft Backpacks for Women

12 Best Anti-theft Backpacks for Women Whether you’re on the bustling streets of Barcelona or on the train to work, the most important thing to consider is safety. Having an anti-theft backpack on your back will give you peace of mind. You’ll be protected from pickpockets, slash-and-run theft, bag-snatching and RFID skimming. Here are our 12 best anti-theft backpacks for women.    1. For the Sweet Teenager: Bobby Hero Small Anti-Theft Backpack The compact Bobby Hero Small is perfect for the sweet teen who wants a fashionable and secure backpack. The front of the backpack is protected with a PP board, which will...

12 Best Anti-theft Backpacks for Men

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12 Best Anti-theft Backpacks for Men

12 Best Anti-theft Backpacks for Men  Whether you’re on the bustling streets of Barcelona or on the train to work, the most important thing to consider is safety. Having an anti-theft backpack on your back will give you peace of mind. You’ll be protected from pickpockets, slash-and-run theft, bag-snatching and RFID skimming.   Here are our 12 best anti-theft backpacks:   1. For the Working Professional: Bobby Bizz Anti-theft Backpack  The Bobby Bizz switches easily from a backpack to a briefcase, making it perfect for a businessman with an active lifestyle. Designed with an in-built metal frame, hidden zippers and an...

The 10 Most Commonly Mispronounced Places in Europe

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The 10 Most Commonly Mispronounced Places in Europe

The 10 Most Commonly Mispronounced Places in Europe This article is adapted from Travel and Leisure 1. If you’re looking for Kantstraße in Berlin (a long street in Charlottenburg known for its Asian restaurants), you’ll have to ask for “kahnt-stra-sa.” 2. Rome’s picturesque Trastevere neighborhood is pronounced “tra-stay-vay-ray.” 3. Stockholm’s Djurgården island, where the royal park is, is pronounced either “you-gore-den” or “you-gorn.” 4. If you want to go to Venice’s nearby Giudecca, a quiet island with several churches and historical sites, you’ll have to hitch a boat ride to “joodekka.” 5. A German umlaut and a string of consonants can really throw people off. If you’re looking for the the main...

What To Do If Your Bag and Passport Get Stolen In A Foreign Country

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What To Do If Your Bag and Passport Get Stolen In A Foreign Country

What To Do If Your Bag and Passport Get Stolen In A Foreign Country   1. Call the Police You might be nervous about getting the police involved because you either don’t speak the language or have heard they can be corrupt. At the end of the day, however, the vast majority of police forces around the world are there to help. Not only is there a chance they can recover your gear, but you’ll need a police report if you want to claim any travel insurance for lost items. In non-English speaking countries, try to get a written translation...

Be Marie: How to Use the Konmari Method when Travelling

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Be Marie: How to Use the Konmari Method when Travelling

 Are you a Marie Kondo devotee, organising your home and sparking joy in everyday life? Here’s how you can take those lessons and apply them to another joy-sparking activity: Travel!   Step One: Lay out what you think you’ll need. Instead of purging all of your drawers, just pull out everything that you think you might want to pack and put it on the bed. Is there a small mountain rising from the duvet? You’re ready for the next step. Step Two: Handle each item and ask, ‘does this item bring me joy?’ One of Kondo’s favorite questions is, “Does...

Travel Tips for Nursing Mothers

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Travel Tips for Nursing Mothers

Many new mothers are committed to breastfeeding their babies, if they’re able to. Breastmilk is instantly on hand and contains many substances that boost your baby’s immune system, so it is the safest food and drink for your baby while travelling. If your baby is exclusively breastfed, you won’t have to worry about unclean water supplies or sterilising bottles. Here are some tips on how to breastfeed while traveling.  1.Always Give Yourself Ample Time Whether you are driving to your destination or catching a flight, leaving early will give you sufficient time to nurse your baby when needed, without rushing...