It’s #NationalPlanforVacationDay!

Today is the day to start preparing for 2022’s big vacation getaways. Whether you’re dreaming of far away places or somewhere near by, you have options. Take this time to carve out those precious “why I must go” adventures. You’ve been putting this off for at least 2 years. Open your calendar and lock in your vacation days for the year. Just go for it! 

Just remember…the burnout has been real. Get on the road to wellness, whatever it looks like for you.

Before you go, be aware of change and cancellation policies from airlines, cruise, hotel/resorts, tour operators, etc.

Lastly, if you want to travel international, give some serious thought to entry/exit requirements of the country you want to travel to. And don’t forget your COVID-19 insurance planning.

Contact us today. I can help you get there and more!

Happy 2022!

Coming soon…

It looks like 2022 is the year of travel! After almost 2 years of travel on pause, we are ready to just get out there/anywhere/somewhere now! I will be blogging about how to travel safely with Covid-19 and the ever growing variants. What are the current travel protocols, the destinations you can travel to now and how you get there. Plus, trends, hacks, tips…the list goes on. My vision for this blog is simple; to help you have your best travel experience, period.

Happy travels. Look forward to seeing you 2022!

Stress-Free Holiday Travel Reminders

Can you believe we are 9 days until Christmas? For some of us that may mean traveling away from home, which can up one’s stress quotient significantly. Here are a few reminders that I use for extra peace of mind and to help reduce holiday stress, for a more enjoyable travel experience:

Before you go -set a spending budget. The holiday season and spending go hand-in-hand.  You’ll thank yourself when you get home if you have a target budget to stick within.

Make 2 copies of important documents. Leave one copy with a family member or friend that is not traveling with you. Keep the 2^nd copy in your carry-on or on your phone in case you lose the original.

Drink plenty of water. Staying hydrated is crucial for health and well-being when traveling. Water is a perfect treatment. It lubricates the joints, cushions the brain and spinal cord, and helps maintain blood pressure for those delays you may encounter.

Keep your friends and family updated of your location. Whether you are traveling by air, land or sea, keep loved ones informed of your location in case of an emergency.

Best piece of advice ever given to me…
a) keep it simple,
b) pick your battles,
c) remember to breathe,
and most importantly
d) relax and enjoy the journey!

Happy Holidays!
and safe travels to all!