Posted by admin on Jan 17th, 2012
Today’s fast paced world seems to extend to every aspect of our lives: dining, work, family activities, even our travels. This allows for little time to enjoy life, and can leave a person feeling stressed out, as if there is no escape.
While there may be little that can be done about the pace of day to day life, when planning to travel to a new destination, remember to leave time to explore the wonders that await! Continue Reading »
Posted by admin on Jan 11th, 2012
If you’re getting married you may be thinking more about “internet providers in my area” and “who’s going to do the toast?” but what you SHOULD be thinking about is your honeymoon! Cut back on wedding expenses so you can save up for the trip of a lifetime – and you don’t even have to leave the US!
Outer Banks: If you want privacy and romance you’d be hard pressed finding a better location than the Outer Banks. Rent a small house for a week and take long walks on the beach as well as enjoy some of the finest seafood on the Eastern Seaboard.
Alaska: If you’re the type of traveler who likes cruises, get on board. Alaska’s the best place to cruise we can think of and you’ll never be cozier than when you’re snuggled up with hot chocolate on the bow of the ship.
San Francisco: If you’re a foodie couple you’ll never find a better spot than San Francisco to indulge your inner fat kid – it’s romantic, too! Take walks to burn off all the extra calories and head to Napa for a day to see the wine sights, too.
Posted by admin on Jan 2nd, 2012
You already answered him the first time, but there he goes again, “Mommy, are we there yet?” Sound familiar? Families everywhere have trouble making a long journey in a car with kids. Taking two aspirins with water is not going to cure this problem, but maybe a little preplanning might. Traveling with kids is no picnic that’s for sure, but here are a few ideas that might make that trip a bit easier.
How you plan your trip depends on the ages of your kids. Kids of all ages love frequent breaks. Plan on stopping for gas and the Continue Reading »