According to the U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Canada, nearly 400,000 people cross the U.S.-Canada border every day. They include tourists, shoppers, imports/exports, people visiting family, and those who live …
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You guys, I have a confession to make – I am a chronic over-packer. If we’re just going away for a day or two and I’m regulated to JUST carry-on …
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My husband and I have been writing this blog for over 8 years. During that time, we’ve wound up with several thousand posts under our belt. Some of them, we …
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Although some people say the first selfie occurred in the year 1839, the first modern day selfies that most people are familiar with (read: taken with a smart phone that …
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Cruise lines are well known for offering great activities while onboard. Depending on what brand of cruise you’re on, you may have the opportunity to participate in wine tasting, special …
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Over the years, some families with young children have “upgraded” from a simple stroller to what’s commonly called a stroller wagon. It makes sense for them – a stroller wagon …
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There are people in the world who have a hard time admitting they were wrong. They’ll either bury their head in the sand and continue to insist they were right, …
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I was on the shuttle bus from my hotel to JFK. I was sharing it with a very friendly group of three people including a husband, a wife, and another …
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Workers at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport are in the midst of cleaning the charred remains of Japan Airlines’s flight JL516, and the cleanup is being livestreamed via ANN News. On January …
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Although most children who fly do so with a parent or other guardian with them, sometimes that’s not a possibility. A child flying between parents who are divorced or separated …