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  • as seen on tv•...

    Want to know the difference between the “LA Ordinance Fee” and “LA Ordinance Tourism Tax”?

    My greed-o-meter was pinned to max after finding the link below. The state of California and the city of Los Angeles have 2 identical taxes on hotel occupants. The only difference is whose pocket the money ends up in....
    travel and tourism
    local government
    tax policy
    public finance
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  • Aphox14•...

    Hey Gang

    Hey there! I am a children's book author, part time travel agent and sports nut. Hope everybody's hanging in there. 

    sports
    travel and tourism
    children's literature
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    TBEX Wichita. Attending our first TBEX conference in Wichita, Kansas. This event brings creators and destinations together to collaborate in an effort to increase tourism. 

    www.ourchanginglives.com
    dara_like_saraSA•...

    What’s your opinion so far of Wichita? 

    urban studies
    travel and tourism
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  • Our Changing Lives•...

    TBEX Wichita

    Attending our first TBEX conference in Wichita, Kansas. This event brings creators and destinations together to collaborate in an effort to increase tourism. 

    travel and tourism
    content creation
    marketing
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  • luxurytravel•...

    British bubbles: Where to stay and taste the best

    English vineyards are winning prestigious international wine awards, and starting to challenge France’s dominance in the sparkling wine. This growing recognition is also supported by drinkers seeking locally sourced products, happy to pay extra when it comes to homegrown...
    travel and tourism
    culinary arts
    wine industry
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  • dara_like_saraSA•...

    where can i drop in for hiking/walking shoal creek area?

    what are the cross streets?

    travel and tourism
    outdoor activities
    local information
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  • jordan avatar

    What do you think are the biggest planetary potentials? I want to think of it in a bunch of ways, but one is through the lens of things we want to improve, eg:

    1) What are the biggest problems/threats/embarrassments? and another is

    2) What are the greatest potentials? I'll post some examples in the comments

    josefine•...
    Greatest potential: everyone has all their basic needs met and system of nourishments so that we can all spend the time on earth dedicated to the love of life itself....
    philosophy
    sociology
    human sexuality
    travel and tourism
    environmental studies
    art and culture
    recreational studies
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  • nat avatar

    A Jhana rabbit hole. Someone on X/Twitter introduced me to a meditation retreat company called Jhourneys that focuses on helping people get into Jhana states. Apparently there are different stages of Jhana. People describe them as states of euphoria, bliss, joy, and contentment that stay with you and some have shared that they have more capacity to be with the harder more challenging aspects of everyday life.

    Any one have any experience with Jhanas?

    Last night I listened a podcast featuring a guest who has been experiencing these states since the early 80s. (https://jhourney.transistor.fm/episodes/being-happier-than-you-ever-realized-for-no-apparent-reason-leigh-brasington) The energetic transmission was profound.

    I’m really curious to learn more.

    nat•...

    That’s cool! They offer online, work-friendly retreats but I’d want to attend an in-person one for a fully immersive experience

    travel and tourism
    professional development
    remote work
    work life balance
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  • nat avatar

    A Jhana rabbit hole. Someone on X/Twitter introduced me to a meditation retreat company called Jhourneys that focuses on helping people get into Jhana states. Apparently there are different stages of Jhana. People describe them as states of euphoria, bliss, joy, and contentment that stay with you and some have shared that they have more capacity to be with the harder more challenging aspects of everyday life.

    Any one have any experience with Jhanas?

    Last night I listened a podcast featuring a guest who has been experiencing these states since the early 80s. (https://jhourney.transistor.fm/episodes/being-happier-than-you-ever-realized-for-no-apparent-reason-leigh-brasington) The energetic transmission was profound.

    I’m really curious to learn more.

    dara_like_saraSA•...

    @Brian Raszap knows about these retreats! He recently told me about them and I think is planning to go to one.

    personal development
    travel and tourism
    social networking
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  • M

    Cities and Ambition. I recently reread this Paul Graham essay [ https://www.paulgraham.com/cities.html ]. It’s about what messages individual places send their inhabitants vis-a-vis which ambitions are good. It mentions Berkeley (where I live) as a place that wants people to live comfortably/well, which seems right. So I’m curious: what city do you live in and what does its vibe want you to do?

    https://www.paulgraham.com/cities.html
    jordanSA•...

    ChatGPT about Austin: You should be creative and innovative.

    city guides
    innovation and creativity
    travel and tourism
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