Joseph Elfassi

Sep 28, 2023 | portail-assurance.ca | Joseph Elfassi

Un rapport de la Banque de développement du Canada (BDC), rédigé par Zelina Frigan et publié en août 2023, s’intéresse aux grandes tendances en matière de consommation dans le pays. Ce rapport révèle notamment certaines préférences des consommateurs issus de la génération Y, les « milléniaux », nés entre 1981 et 1996, et de la génération Z, les « enfants du numérique », nés entre 1997 et 2005.

Aug 23, 2023 | worldatlas.com | Joseph Elfassi

Nebraska is the 16th largest state by size, with only 1.9 million residents. Nebraska’s capital, Lincoln, is not necessarily its biggest city; that title goes to Omaha, with 859,770 people calling it home. Some of Nebraska’s lesser-known destinations are however considered to be local favorites, as these small towns are rich with history and offer stunning views and affordable amenities.

Aug 11, 2023 | worldatlas.com | Joseph Elfassi

Apart from being a lucrative Scrabble play, Wyoming has a lot to offer in pure Americana, as Wild West legends and Frontier Myth have originated in the 10th largest state in the United States of America. Iconic gunslingers have forged reputations here, riding horses in scenic landscapes that still captivate the imagination today.

Aug 6, 2023 | worldatlas.com | Joseph Elfassi

For quartz-like water with pristine white sands, overlooking beautiful sunsets, fresh clams, delicious oysters, beautiful birds, and scenic hiking trails, head over to the paradise of Florida’s Emerald Coast. Spread along the coast are countless small towns, chock-full of rich history, with proud, smiling residents just waiting to serve you the most delicious food you can imagine.

Aug 4, 2023 | worldatlas.com | Joseph Elfassi

If you have a chance to visit the legendary  in Arizona, you’ll be able to spot the different layers of time forever carved in the rock, displaying different colors depending on the era. The state has a special relationship with space, with its proximity to and the Sonoran Desert, but it also has a special relationship with time, as the 1800s and the 1950s come alive in some of the smaller towns, away from the bustling capital city of Phoenix and places like Patagonia and Flagstaff.