Travel Tips
A travel blog made to help YOU travel. Full of tips, destinations, and free resources all created by a travel consultant.
Awe Paris, The City of Lights. If you’ve never been, I’m guessing it’s on your list. And I’m guessing that there are a few specific sights in Paris that you know you want to visit. If you’ve made this destination part of your plans this year, you’ll want a good plan to make sure you have enough time to see everything you really want to see, plus be able to relax at a cafe, stroll through a park, or just wander the streets to window shop.
I don’t know about you, but my travel bucket list is pretty long and tends to get longer every day. Deciding where to go for an upcoming break can be quite a challenge sometimes, especially if you are traveling with a companion. There have been many times that my husband and I have had 2-3 places in mind, and struggled to pick which one to do. In this article, I’m going to give you 12 strategies to help you make your decision. Some you can do by yourself, and some are best for more than one person.
Have you made your travel plans for the new year? Sometimes deciding where to go when is the most difficult part of planning a trip. Not only is it difficult because our bucket lists are so long, but also because we need to consider weather, holidays, and costs.
Many people dream of whisking away to Germany for the beautiful markets and mulled wine in December. This year, I was fortunate enough to be able to experience the magic first hand. My husband had work in Hamburg, so I tagged along. My mom joined up with me and we explored around 15 markets in Hamburg, Dresden, and Leipzig. If you've ever wondered what these German Christmas markets are really like, here is my experience.
Italy is a wonderland, and Rome is at it's center. In fact, I think that it is my favorite European city so far! And I'm not the only one who feels this way, which is why tourism reigns in this historic city. If you plan to visit Rome, there are a few things that you should know to make your trip more enjoyable.
New York City is on just about everybody's list, and with good reason. It's amazing! There are so many great neighborhoods and awe inspiring sites. If you are planning a trip to NYC, I'm guessing that you are going to visit the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met). From firsthand experience, I've learned that these three tourist attractions do require a bit of planning, so here's what you need to know before you go.
Alex Mazzetto is a nature travel guide in the northeastern Italian region of Veneto, stretching along Venice and the Adriatic Sea up into the Dolomite Mountains. It’s a beautiful and diverse region, perfect for any kind of traveler. Alex leads personalized tours exploring nature, people, and local tastes in the region. Plus, he’s offering a 10% tour discount for all of my readers!
I keep getting asked, “So what was it like living in Germany for three months? Lot’s of sauerkraut and lederhosen?” Not at all! Here are some things I picked up while living in northern Germany. (Caution: Vast generalizations ahead)
Costa Rica is full of amazing adventures, but they are all spread out. Rent a car and be prepared for multiple day trips. Divide up your time between 2-3 key areas based on what you want to see.
The beginning of the year is a time for lists, so I made a list of my travel dreams. While my list is constantly growing, here is what’s on it currently…
Costa Rica is a beautiful country worth visiting as soon as possible. I learned some valuable lessons during this trip, and these tips will help you feel more prepared when you go!
My first time in New York and it was Halloween, the World Series, and the NYC Marathon. While the city is known for being exciting, I felt that it was probably a bit more energized than normal. I only had three and a half days, but I was quite happy with how much I was able to explore in that short amount of time!
I may be a bit biased, but I think that Seattle is one of the most beautiful cities in the world! If you are planning a trip to Seattle, there are plenty of great sites to see, but you'll need to get out of the downtown area to see the best the city has to offer. It's smart to have a good game plan to minimize transportation time between neighborhoods so you don't spend all of your time stuck in traffic, so I made a one week itinerary to help maximize your time.
Why is Vancouver, B.C. always named as one of the top places in the world to live? Because it's awesome, that's why! If you have a few days in Vancouver, here's how you should spend your time:
