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Top 6 Things Your Waitress Wants You To Know

Mar 1, 2020 5:53:27 PM / by Sample HubSpot User posted in Insider, food, food and drink, foodie, restaurant, tips, server life, myths, how to, tipping, hospitality, how to tip, confessions

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Hi, it’s me, the waitress at your local restaurant. I have had the (mis)fortune to work in this industry for over 5 years and noticed there's a lot of misconceptions around the topic. Even though I think everyone should work in hospitality or retail once in their life to have some perspective and respect, I've put together the basics for you. Here's everything your restaurant server wants you to know.

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Hangover : How to (and how to not!)

Mar 1, 2020 4:22:54 PM / by Dr.Rory Johnston posted in Veganism, Vegan, Vegan Food, Vegan Diet, Vegan Recipe, Vegetarian, Benefits of Vegan Lifestyle, Vegan Lifestyle, FoodandDrink, bord bia, Pancakes, Nightlife, Bars, food, diet, Healthy Food, irishdairy, Irish food board, food and drink, natural, avocado, foodie, fruits, food guide, irish food, irish food and drink, irish dairy, Pizza, #healthylife, 5tipshealthylife, healthylifestyle, foodtips, breakfast, brunch, sport, physical exercise, healthbenefits, restaurant, tips, food and drink industry, irish drink, wellbeing, eco-friendly, go green, greener living, good food, beer, World Beer Challenge, Dublin Food, Dublin Bars, well-being, wellness, london eats, london bars, Health food, BYOB Dublin, BYOB Restaurants, cooking, guinness, pub, fast food, drinking, 'burger, burgers, meat, vegan burger, avocadotreats, top5avocadodesserts, avocadodesserts, food science graduates

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5 Reasons to do an Erasmus in Brisbane Australia

Mar 1, 2020 2:32:47 PM / by Sophie Doyle posted in explore, "erasmus", "erasmus tips", travel blog, study abroad, tips, Australia, Brisbane, Travel Australia

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Let’s face it. Who would not want to travel halfway across the world to go on an Erasmus? Studying abroad is a great opportunity for any college student to experience. Figuring out what university and country that you want to study in, takes a good bit of thought and time. That is why I am going to tell you all about why you should pick Australia for your Erasmus.

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Pathfinders: Finding Dubai

Feb 29, 2020 12:53:50 PM / by Aine Mullarkey posted in travel blog, food guide, tips, outside Europe travel, dubai

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Everything You Need to Know About This Modern Emirate!
 
 
Dubai is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates situated on the Persian Gulf coast of the UAE. Out of the population of 9.2 million, expatriates contribute approximately 7.8 million. The culture fusion in Dubai makes everyone from everywhere welcome and that is certainly how I felt when I travelled there for a week in January 2020. 
 
Spots to Stay 
 
I stayed in the 5 star JA Ocean View Hotel, a Jumeriah Beach Residence. We booked a Superior Twin Room for myself and my friend and it was perfect. The beauty of this room is that every room faces onto the sea so nobody pays extra for a sea view room, its a given. The photo below is a photo I took from the balcony. I would recommend staying in the JBR area and travelling to Downtown Dubai and Old Dubai, Deira when you want to sight see and not vice versa.  Other hotel recommendations are the Sofitel, JBR Dubai or the Habtoor Grand Resort. As a young traveller, they are all of similar middle budget and won't blow you out of the water. They all provide beach bags with umbrellas for you to set up on the beach free of charge.
 
 
Cultural Differences and Customs
 
Before we went to Dubai, people were warning us that we could never wear a skirt above our knee and that our shoulders would need to be constantly covered. This however we found to be highly dramatic. You can wear summer attire in all tourist locations and swimwear on the beach. You need to wear a t-shirt and longer skirt in malls and more suburban areas of Dubai and cover up when you go into beach side bars and cafes, you cannot lounge in your bikini. When visiting a mosque, you must be completely covered but if it is a tourist attraction, you will be provided with such attire. You should not show public affection in public or be obnoxiously loud but there is signage to remind you. If I did not know any of this in advance I would not be able to notice anything different versus a holiday in Spain. In regards to tipping, it is similar to America in that tips are expected and you are often prompted to tip. It is not as pressured as America however and it is not expected in casual dining locations. 
 
Attractions - what to do besides bathe
 
Below is a list of everything we got up to, I will include links of where we booked each excursion if possible: 
 
We booked using the above link and it was amazing, this is what you can expect (perfect for Instagram pictures😉) 
 
It takes a whole day so factor this in when building an itinerary before you leave home!
 
 
This was a fantastic way to spend 1.5 hours and you get to see the Palm, The Burj al Arab and spectacular views of Jumierah Beach.
 
 
 
 
This was the best foo d I had in  Dub ai. So elegant, tasty and an amazing experience. The Atlantis is incredible and I can't wait to be able to stay ther e one day, ho pefully😂👏
 
 
 
Breathtaking views of Downtown Dubai from 135 floors up, so worth it!
 
We were not going to go here but I am so glad we did.
Dubai do es everything to the absolute highest standard and no expenses are spared. This is what I mean:
 
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Things to remember to pack, destination Ireland!

Feb 29, 2020 8:55:00 AM / by Carmen Cavestany posted in student travel, explore, Ireland, dublin trip, tips, suitcase, life in Ireland, how to dress

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Have you ever wondered what to put into your suitcase whenever going to Ireland? I always deal with this as I am a really bad packer, always forgetting essentials. As everybody knows, Ireland is a rainy country, but optimistic people as I would think that in spring the weather would turn better and there is no need for the umbrella all the time. That is not true. Don't bring spring clothes, you are not going to be able to wear a dress or short pants! These clothes will just be a lump in your closet and you'll never be able to put them on. The weather here tends to be more or less similar throughout the year, mainly rainy every day! Therefore, in your suitcase, you will have to put clothes with the same style: warm clothes.

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