This large reclining chair weighs 21 lbs. The mesh fabric is breathable, mildew-resistant, comfortable, and durable, and the chair’s powder-coated steel frame offers lots of stability. Our compact chairs are both strong and comfortable.The Lounge Lizard seating area is big enough to let you sit comfortably, and the high seat back lets you relax. They are also ideal for sporting events, bird-watching, bonfire nights, or just relaxing with friends and family.
TRAVEL CHAIR LOUNGE LIZARD PORTABLE
All of our portable chairs are perfect for long hikes, backpacking trips, fishing, hunting, and camping. The wide-open outdoors can lead you to some pretty amazing places, and we want to help you get there comfortably. Whether you are a hiking expert or a camping first-timer, we want to give you dependable products that enhance your adventure. Anzac Day at Villers-Brettoneux was a solemn occasion and one I will never forget, as was driving around the French countryside and seeing the many war memorials on the side of the road.At TravelChair, we believe that the best things in life are found outside, and we want to inspire others to feel the same. I’m fortunate to have more than one, but my last trip to Hawaii is an absolute highlight for total R&R. What is the one international travel memory keeping you going through this time? We have family on the south coast of NSW at Bermagui, and we love heading down there and catching up with them.įor me, travel is about connecting with family and friends, and discovering new places or things, be it food, architecture or scenery. Right before the most recent lockdown in NSW, I visited Broken Hill with the family and that has given me the bug to see more of the Australian outback. Where is your favourite domestic travel destination? That and getting into my projects around the house has helped me. For me, it is making sure I know when to switch off for the day while working from home. I think everyone has their own ways of coping. What’s your advice for others in the travel industry on coping with the crisis? That I wouldn’t have the patience to be a school teacher! And that I also need to be mindful of the stresses and pressures we are all feeling. What have you learned about yourself amid the crisis? It makes me want to get on that plane even more, to go and catch up with everyone in person. Having to go through lockdown for extended periods and still answer calls and work with customers with a smile on their faces has been amazing – not just here, but with colleagues and friends interstate and overseas. What’s something positive you’ve witnessed or experienced since the coronavirus hit? I’m contemplating replacing the decking in the backyard, although I suspect the skill level I have is not matched to what’s required for that project. In all seriousness, I’ve been doing a couple of projects around the house – restoring an old seat, attacking the garden. My two kids tend to drive me insane, especially while we home school. Although, I did just get my hands on a dan dan noodle recipe, inspired by a dish we serve in the Cathay Pacific lounge at the noodle bar, so I expect that’ll be next on my list for me to try! How are you staying fit both physically and mentally?įor fitness, I tend to use my treadmill (sporadically)! And on the mental side, it’s a struggle. I enjoy cooking a good roast, and lately, I’ve been getting into brisket with a rub and homemade barbeque sauce. I have a broad range of tastes from dance/electronic to Billy Joel and Fleetwood Mac! It varies on any given day. I also watched Shadow & Bone with my daughter. Nothing too heavy – usually a Lee Child or Michael Crichton. When it comes to books, I generally catch up on those when I’m on holiday. Mostly my emails and Microsoft Teams messages, but I do wake up with the online version of the daily newspapers. This week, Travel Weekly caught up with Richard Jones, regional head of marketing and sales at Cathay Pacific, to find out how he’s been faring since the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
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