Every couple of months, the United States government revamps its travel advisories for going to other countries, based on how safe or unsafe they perceive said country is. (They never …
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Newbies (& those who don't travel often)
The Differences Between Motels & Hotels That They Never Told You About
If you travel a lot, the things you know that have to do with traveling come as second nature. If you don’t travel a lot, there’s a definite learning curve. …
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When I was a little girl, we lived pretty close to JFK and frequently had planes flying overhead. I grew up with it. It was a way of life and …
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I’m going to let you in on a little secret. The first time I went to Japan, I had little idea of how to use a squat toilet. It was …
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If you’re reading this travel blog, or probably any travel blog, chances are you’re not the type of person to stay at a Motel 6. That being said, you may …
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Driver’s licenses are the de facto identity document for many U.S. citizens, and with good reason. They can be used for everything from entering bars to proving one’s identity to …
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I’ve been traveling for enough years that I’ve seen lots of airlines come and go. Of course, there are lots of airlines that disappeared and I knew nothing about them, …
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An international hotel chain, under the Accor umbrella, that touts unique restaurants and bars, as well as shared (and private) fun, has recently announced the soon-to-be-grand-openings of two more hotels …
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When one visits Paris and its surrounding areas, there are typically a few things on their checklist: The Eiffel Tower Notre Dame The Arc de Triomphe Sacre Coeur The Seine …
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When you’re familiar with a place, you typically know what the etiquette rules are. What’s OK to do and what’s not. How to behave and how not to act. A …