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If LinkedIn is any guide, travel advisor is a smart career choice. The profession is once again among the platform’s fastest-growing careers in 2026. According to LinkedIn’s Jobs on the Rise 2026 report, which tracks the fastest-growing roles over the past three years, "travel advisor" ranked No. 18 in the US. While down from No. 5 last year, the role’s strong showing is notable in a year dominated by AI-focused jobs—AI engineers and consultants ranked No. 1 and No. 2, respectively. The annual report is based on millions of jobs started between 01JAN and 31JUL, 2025, and evaluates roles that show consistent growth, sufficient job postings, and expansion to a meaningful size. Travel advisor did not appear on LinkedIn’s list of Canada’s fastest-growing careers, which was limited to the top 15 professions. LinkedIn’s US data offers insight into who is entering the profession. The median prior experience for travel advisors is 5.3 years, with the most common prior roles including administrative assistant, salesperson, and customer service rep. The role spans multiple industries, led by travel arrangements, hospitality, and technology, with the highest concentration of US jobs in New York City, Miami, and Los Angeles. Flexibility looks to be part of the

Doane alum Nick Kouma helps workshop attendees navigate LinkedIn. Photo by Mackenzie Pike | The Doane Owl On Thursday, Jan. 28, Doane alum Nick Kouma returned to host a workshop centered around the networking and employment site, LinkedIn. Kouma, who has over 500 connections and more than 10,000 followers, shared his expertise on how to build a strong profile, network efficiently and build a strong brand.  To begin, Kouma spoke highly of LinkedIn as a way to connect with others. He finds it to be a place where one can be their authentic self. Kouma acknowledged that his mental health advocacy might alienate some of his audience, but especially as a man in the tech industry, such conversations are important to him. Thus, his first main point is setting intention and building your content “why.”  He explains that posts on LinkedIn should operate like a round-table discussion, not putting a letter in the mail. “If you aren’t thinking about your message anymore, why should others?” said Kouma. To encourage engagement, he suggested creating posts that invite responses. One student in the audience, senior Violet Ahrens, applied this advice by crafting a post that reflected on their own “why” statement and prompted

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North and central Georgia are facing dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills today, following recent snowfall that could continue to impact travel conditions. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for north and central Georgia for Sunday, February 1, along with an Extreme Weather Warning. Bonus for the more weather-curious among you … To read an article about interpreting a weather news report with some of the typical terminology defined,   follow this link . What is in the statement? The statement gives the following details: This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for north and central Georgia. .DAY ONE…Today and Tonight… Very cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills are expected across north and central Georgia through early this afternoon. Wind chill values between 0 and negative 15 are expected in north Georgia and low single digits to just below 0 are expected across central Georgia. Hazardous travel conditions could linger throughout today for the areas that received heavy snow yesterday. .DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN…Monday through Saturday… No hazardous weather is expected at this time. The following counties are included in the hazardous weather outlook: Baldwin, Banks, Barrow, Bartow, Bibb, Bleckley, Butts, Carroll, Catoosa, Chattahoochee, Chattooga, Cherokee, Clarke, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta

Several thousand people gather for a protest against the Immigration Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) on Church Street in Burlington on Friday, Jan. 30. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Updated at 6:14 p.m. A nationwide call to protest President Trump’s violent immigration crackdown led Vermonters to take to the streets and small business owners to close their doors across the state Friday. In Vermont, at least 16 small businesses announced that they would be closing for all or part of the day in response to the “ICE Out” movement, according to social media posts and newsletters from local businesses. At least six others announced that they would remain open but donate a portion of their proceeds to pro-immigrant or Minneapolis-related causes. “Standing with Minneapolis in this pretty astoundingly difficult time … is the simplest of things we can do,” said Xavier Jimenez, co-owner of Buch Spieler Records in Montpelier, one of the businesses that decided to close Friday. The “ICE Out” movement began as an effort to demonstrate resistance against the actions of U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis, according to a website for the event. The movement called for “No work. No school. No shopping.” “The entire country is shocked

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Over the past month, I haven’t been nearly as active on LinkedIn as usual. It’s becauae I’ve been dealing with shingles and the recovery process took longer than I expected. Along with the physical discomfort came lingering fatigue, recurring headaches and periods of dizziness that forced me to slow down in ways I’m ot accustomed to. For someone who normally moves quickly through NYC, balancing work, meetings and content creation, being physically unable to keep up my usual pace was frustrating at first. But as the days passed, the forced slowdown created something unexpected. It gave me space. Space to rest, yes, but also space to reflect on how I’ve been showing up professionally and online. For years, I’ve been extremely consistent on LinkedIn. I’ve posted frequently, shared insights, engaged with others and stayed visible. That consistency played a major role in building my personal brand and growing my business. Many of the relationships and opportunities I have today came directly from being active and present on the platform. But stepping away even temporarily made me realize something important. At a certain point, the volume of content I was putting out began to outweigh the impact. When Posting More Starts

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