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Duncan Madden

Cologne, London
As seen in: Forbes, National Geographic Traveler, Time Out, Time Out (Español), Flipboard, Kayak, The i Paper, Forbes Brasil, Forbes España, Forbes Japan, The Club and
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Cómo Antigua se ganó su lugar en el corazón del mundo de la vela

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By Duncan Madden
| Forbes España
De pie junto a la orilla de Nelson’s Dockyard, en la pintoresca costa sur de Antigua, la escena actual se parece mucho a la que podía contemplarse hace unos 300 años. Altos mástiles recortándose contra el cielo, el aroma de las cuerdas y el agua salada impregnando el ambiente, y tripulaciones curtidas por el sol trabajando en cubierta o disfrutando de una copa junto al puerto.
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Travel essentials for men.

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By Duncan Madden
| Kayak
Travel is one of the great privileges of modern life. But it can also be tiring, stressful and without the everyday things we’re used to having at home, inconvenient. The best remedy is to pack smart and cater specifically to the demands of each individual trip, business or pleasure, domestic or international. Here are my travel essentials for men. • How to pack smart: packing rules for men. No two trips are the same. Maybe you’re flying to the far side of the world for a big business trip.
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Carry-on vs checked bag: what’s the best way to travel?

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By Duncan Madden
| Kayak
A carry-on bag travels with you in the cabin, stored overhead or under the seat in front of you. A checked bag goes in the cargo hold—handed off at check-in and retrieved at baggage claim. The carry-on vs checked bag debate has long divided travelers. Both have pros and cons, and there’s no definitive right answer. Your choice will likely depend on your specific trip. Here, I break down the key differences and help you decide which works best for you. Full disclosure: I’m firmly in the carry-on camp.
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