We've all been through it. Finding creative ways to fall asleep on a long-haul flight. Eating at weird times to adapt to your destination's time zone faster. Having that extra glass of wine before dozing off to make sure you stay asleep for more than 2 hours. We've tried it all.

Let's face it. We all know these tactics to trick our body to instantly adapt to our new environment don't really work. But, of all the tips out there, there is one thing that does actually give results. In fact, it's something NASA astronauts use to prepare for their trips to space! Our partner Timeshifter has the answer.

Tune in to our webinar on April 8th to learn more about the science of sleep and how can you improve your circadian rhythm when traveling. Arriving at your destination fresh and free of the scourge of jetlag has never been easier.