Skyroam Travel & Tech Blog

How will Santa know the wishes of children without having them sit on his lap at the local mall? How will moms teach their daughters their secret recipe for latkes? How will we express love and gratitude to our families and friends without being able to give overly-long-and-tight holiday hugs? This year, it seems there are more questions than answers as everyone struggles to find new ways to adjust in the “new normal”. While the holiday season may look different, here are some great ways to make it special and bring the traditional spirit of the holidays to life in 2020.

As international travel continues to trickle back into our lives with new sanitation standards and reinstated personal space etiquette (!!), some travelers suddenly have to remember how to pack and more importantly, WHAT to pack for a successful oversea trip. 

Internet and travel are so closely connected these days that it's difficult to think of one without the other. You might travel for business and need to keep in contact with staff, or you might do lots of travel writing and want to post updates to your website, your Instagram account, or a travel blog. Even when traveling with family, you'll likely need varying types of internet access at the ready to stay in touch and manage your plans.

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I’ve worked with lots of big budget agencies and directors with big budget egos. I’ve flown across the country, rented a TV-studio-sized room for a week, and filled it with grips, assistants, art directors, and wardrobe stylists.

While that experience taught me a lot (including that a “baby wrangler” is in fact a real job), I moved to WiFi-tech start-up Skyroam in 2018 and learned that great content could be created on a much smaller scale. Enter Sam Newton.

I am by no means an expert Yogi, but I have always enjoyed the occasional yoga flow at my local studio. I leave feeling mentally and physically restored after having stretched, pushed, posed, and shavasana’d. In the middle of the corona virus crisis, it’s more important than ever to find ways to get that same feeling of mental and physical strength, so I have brought the studio into my living room while quarantining and working from home.