Here’s how it works: each day we’ll visit a new destination in an ordinary multiverse. At the end of the week, you’ll vote on which destination you enjoyed the most. The following Friday, we’ll take a return trip to the destination with the most votes!

The Page Wonders, official blog of Page One PR, a Bay Area PR firm specializing in tech startups, is a bit different from a standard company blog: The Page Wonders is a wealth of general knowledge applicable to anyone interested in social media – with posts specifically about the firm itself few and far between. They’ve even got a separate newsletter to keep readers up to date with trends, hot topics and new ideas of social media.
While recent topics have included Facebook and LinkedIn Advertising, the new Promoted Tweets and …

We all love a good vacation – sun, sand, mountains, masseuses… whatever is the thing that gets you drooling at your desk about time off and travel deals.
But when it comes to finding the best destination, the top travel deals and how to make the most of your limited time off, it’s nice to have someone to hold your hand through the process – after all, this is your vacation isn’t it?
Enter Jauntsetter. Jauntsetter is a free weekly e-newsletter for New York women – but don’t worry if you’re not …

Taking the idea of stereotypes to a whole new level is this week’s Blog of the Week, Stuff White Brits Like. Imagine your typical white Brit. What pastimes come to mind? Birdwatching perhaps? A jaunt to a countryside literary festival? Knitting? You’d be on the same train of thought as Stuff White Brits Like, a blog that is dedicated to sussing out the things that white Brits are passionate about, whether that’s calling people by their initials or simply shopping at Waitrose.

Springwise collects the best business ideas from around the world and shares them both on their website and through a weekly newsletter which collates the best of the best. These little gems range from a new service which will let you rent an iPad on your transatlantic flight to mobile apps that help visually impaired users “see” to an augmented reality t-shirt.