Business/Tech

Business and Technology

The Business and Tech category is a subcategory of the Travel category. This section covers all sizes of businesses, but especially family owned businesses. However, stories on large businesses, like hotels, restaurants and tech companies will also appear in this section. Of course, stories on executives and other professionals will appear in this section. This category will also feature wineries, farms and more.

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Technology or tech-related stories, including gadget reviews, museums and movies. For instance, some stories will be about the most famous computers portrayed in Hollywood movies such as 2001: A Space Odyssey. Gadgets can be devices that improve performance or connect to other items. For example, the technology section covers USB-C connectors, adapters, external hard drives etc. In addition, this section will include tech interviews with experts like CEOs and other top management. This section will also cover emerging technology, including  If a travel app appears in a story, it may also appear in the Technology/tech category. However, it must be relevant enough to be tagged.

American Writer’s Museum

180 N. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL  60601
(312) 374-8790

If you love American literature, you might want to put the American Writer’s Museum (AWM) on your itinerary. Just a short walk from Millennium Park, AWM isn’t a large museum, covering 11,000 square feet on a single floor. However, AWM is the first of its kind in the U.S., full of interactive displays and family-friendly. At this time, public tours are not available on a regular basis. Nevertheless, you won’t have any trouble going on a solo tour, while admiring the permanent and temporary exhibits. Better yet, each of the exhibits are included with your paid admission. Among the highlights you can enjoy are the Nation of Writers Gallery, chronicling American writers across over 400 years. In addition, you may also like the Wintrust Chicago Gallery, featuring leading Chicago writers like Roger Ebert, Ann Landers, Carl Sandburg and Richard Wright.

Customers in line at Pink's hot dogs

Pink’s Hot Dogs: A Los Angeles Institution Since 1939

Rounding the corner of La Brea and Melrose, you expect another Los Angeles strip mall. Instead, you find a line of hungry customers. It wraps past the parking lot, past the pink-and-white awning, past murals of grinning celebrity faces from Aretha Franklin to Simon Cowell. While the line barely moves, no one really looks bothered.

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Business/Tech, California, Food and Wine
Hot Wheels bike race in San Francisco

PeopleForBikes’ 10 Best Large Cities for Biking in America 2026

Every June, the nonprofit PeopleForBikes releases its annual City Ratings. They score more than 3,000 American cities on a single defining question: how well does a city’s bike network connect people to the places they want to go? The results aren’t based on vibes or reputation. Instead, they’re built on hard data — protected bike

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Business/Tech, California, East Coast
Google logo on the side of a Google building

How Google Hotels Can Save You Serious Money On Your Next Trip

You’ve mapped out the destination. You know the restaurants you want to hit and the neighborhoods you want to explore. But then comes the part that quietly devours your budget: finding a place to sleep that doesn’t cost a fortune or require a law degree to understand the fine print. And this summer, the financial

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Business/Tech, Hotels, International