In today’s travel atmosphere of airline mergers and eliminated routes/service destinations, direct, non-stop flights are virtually non-existent. Even in major cities or travel hubs, these ideal flights are few and far between leaving the consumer with no choice but to schedule layovers during travel. Though this cannot be avoided in most situations, you can make […]
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We’ve all experienced the uncontrollable child at one point or another while traveling which can be embarrassing, irritating or both. Although some situations can’t be avoided they can be eased with the right preparation. Keep in mind needed nap time when booking trips and bring plenty of snacks as well as non-electronic modes of entertainment […]
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With increasing baggage fees, today’s’ traveler must pack smart. Anticipate the weather and expected activities ahead of time and try to pack multi functional outfits that transition well throughout the day. Avoid heavy or bulky items if possible to maximize your space and maintain weight restrictions. Make sure you keep all essential items (medication, travel […]
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So your trip is booked you’re all packed and ready to go…or so you think. With all the time spent planning and anticipating your vacation, the last thing you want is to run into unpleasant surprises due to lack of knowledge of your expected destination. Make sure you do your research so you are prepared […]
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Many clients ask when the best time to travel is and my advice is always traveling during the “shoulder season”. This is the time right before or after peak season (high season) and varies by location. High season may be ideal for a lot of people however if your schedule is flexible, the “shoulder season” […]
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With increasing TSA regulations, the last thing you want is to be held up getting through security and missing your flight due to complicated clothing and jewelry. Leave the non- essential accessories in your luggage and wear the bare minimum (non-metallic that is) while navigating through the airport. You’ll save time, avoid unwanted TSA pat […]
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The age of advanced technology breeds poor memory and electronic system malfunctions. Therefore, write down a list of important numbers (babysitter, credit card company, travel insurance, travel confirmation, etc) in case your tablet/smart phone is out of service or fails to work while away.
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Make 2-3 copies of your passport and keep them separate from your actual passport. This way, if your passport is missing you can still present a form of identification and re-gain entrance into your home country with less difficulty.
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You should always purchase travel insurance to protect your investment, namely a plan that includes a cancel for any reason clause. This way, if something unfortunate occurs or you change your mind, you can recoup the majority of the money you’ve already spent.
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Many people approach us and tell us they would love to travel but it’s too expensive. Our suggestion for them is to start a travel fund based on what you can afford to put away (and don’t touch) per month or per paycheck. For example, if you save $20 a month, in 12 months you’d […]
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