Stress-Free Group Travel Planning: How to Plan a Group Trip Everyone Will Love

I’ve been planning more group trips lately as families have begun planning reunions, birthday parties, and other events. Group travel can be magical…exploring a new city with friends, celebrating with family, or bonding with colleagues during a corporate retreat. But let’s be real: planning a group trip can quickly turn stressful as you juggle budgets,Continue reading “Stress-Free Group Travel Planning: How to Plan a Group Trip Everyone Will Love”

Los Angeles in Style: An Accessible Luxury Traveler’s Guide

I was just reading about some upcoming autumn deals and a hotel in Los Angeles was one of the deals. Ah, LA…full of sunshine, glamour, and possibilities… If you are California dreaming but you don’t want to spend all your savings on your fall trip, check out these tips: 1. Stay in Boutique Hotels withContinue reading “Los Angeles in Style: An Accessible Luxury Traveler’s Guide”

Top Things to Do in London (and Fast Facts/Hidden Gems)

I don’t know if I’ve written about this here, but London is one of my favorite places to visit, whether solo or with family and friends. Full of charm and packed with things to see and do, London is always a fun getaway. And the best part is, no matter how often you go, there’sContinue reading “Top Things to Do in London (and Fast Facts/Hidden Gems)”

What You Need to Know About EES and ETIAS

What’s that saying? Change is the only constant? There are always changes when it comes to travel rules and regulations which is why it’s always important to stay on top of your documentation game. I was going to post on a different topic this week, but going with the documentation theme (see the posts fromContinue reading “What You Need to Know About EES and ETIAS”

REAL ID

The REAL ID deadline is coming up: May 7, 2025. Do you have yours? The REAL ID act was passed in 2005, which set minimum security standards for identifications like drivers licenses. According to the Department of Homeland Security, this means that a REAL ID is necessary for domestic flights, entering certain government buildings, andContinue reading “REAL ID”