We honor our nation’s veterans and the men and women serving in the Armed Forces — including their families. These fine individuals stand out from the crowd, and we salute them for their courage. They put their lives on hold to support the freedoms that are all too often taken for granted. They offer up… Continue Reading

Here are some tips on how to have the ultimate experience on your cruise. Planning is the key element. You will be spending the bulk of your time on the cruise ship, and it will set the tone for your vacation. Begin by finding a ship and itinerary suited to your personality and interests and… Continue Reading

Basic Economy fare will save you money, but there are restrictions with this bare-bones service. American, Delta, and United Airlines are offering a Basic Economy fare on select routes in an effort to compete with low-cost carriers such as Spirit, Frontier, and Allegiant. In the fall of 2018, Alaska Airlines will be offering a similar… Continue Reading

Traveling to the Caribbean during hurricane season can save you money while enjoying fewer crowds. Mid-April to mid-December is considered off-season in the Caribbean, and six of those months are during hurricane season. If you’re willing to take a risk on the weather cooperating, you could experience a great vacation for a lot less money.… Continue Reading

We love our dogs. They’re a part of our family, and their welfare is important to us. So if you’re planning on traveling with your dog, here are some tips on how to make the trip an enjoyable and safe time for you and for them. Be sure to take into consideration their health and… Continue Reading

You’re cheating yourself of the best version of your cruise vacation if you’re making any of these poor decisions. Click on the link below to read this interesting article from SmarterTravel. Source: The Worst Decisions You Can Make on a Cruise – SmarterTravel

Medical emergencies while traveling can be costly and stressful if you’re not prepared. When planning an exciting getaway, thinking about becoming ill or injured is not usually at the forefront. After all, the chances of a medical emergency are slim. But what if one does occur? The out-of-pocket expenses could be substantial, especially if an… Continue Reading

When your flight is canceled or delayed, any rights you may have are determined by the airline’s contract of carriage. This will vary from airline to airline. There are no federal regulations in the U.S. regarding compensation for canceled or delayed flights. However, for international flights within the European Union, you may be entitled to… Continue Reading

A passport is not required for all cruises, but it’s still a good idea to travel with one. An unexpected delay, a personal emergency, or a change in ports could result in a problem if you don’t have a passport. For example, if your flight is delayed or canceled and you miss boarding the cruise… Continue Reading

Updated October 22, 2019: If you are planning on traveling on October 1, 2020, or later, your driver’s license may no longer be accepted at airport security if it is not a REAL ID compliant card. This change is due to the REAL ID Act under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Currently, several states… Continue Reading

Traveling during the holidays can be tough. The crowded airports, adverse weather conditions, and long delays can test your patience. There are ways to reduce the dread of travel and keep the “holiday joy” alive. Maintaining a positive outlook is key to alleviating the stress that comes with holiday travel. There’s a good chance your… Continue Reading