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Friends Forever? Stay Close Even After Co-Founding a Company.
Co-Founder Zeke Adkins discusses starting a business with a close friend and provides advice for other entrepreneurs looking to follow suit. read more ...
Kingdom Magazine: Luggage Forward
A golf and ski vacation adds plenty of fun to the menu, but it also creates the hassle of checking not only your luggage, but your ski gear and golf clubs as well - an awful pile of gear to manage and fit in a rental car. Thankfully, there's an easy solution: Luggage Forward. Luggage Forward picks ski or golf gear and luggage up at your home or office and delivers it directly to your final destination. read more ...
Don’t Lose Your Luggage
Ship your bags. Consider sending your bags straight to the hotel (or golf course or cruise ship) through a service such as Luggage Forward.... read more ...
Shipping Your Clubs Ahead
Golf Digest Travel Editor, Pete Finch, writes "I priced trips from New York to Bandon Dunes and Chicago to Myrtle Beach using Luggage Forward, FedEx and UPS. FedEx and UPS were generally more expensive and, honestly, their websites were far harder to navigate." read more ...$100 for a Carry-On Item?! Ship Your Luggage Instead
LuggageForward.com, a baggage expeditor that uses UPS, FedEx, and DHL, offers prices that are (still) attractively competitive. Pay them $99 to pick up a 50-lb. suitcase a few days before your flight and it’ll be waiting at your domestic destination when you arrive. If Luggage Forward doesn’t get it there on time, they pay you up to $200.00 per day per item, up to $500. (The company also serves international destinations. And can transport awkward items like skis, bikes, surfboards, and golf bags.) read more ...