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The 10 Worst Mistakes You Can Make On A Cruise
Not arriving at your departure port the day BEFORE your cruise. So much can go wrong with airport delays, interstate traffic, cancelled flights, etc. Isn’t it worth the cost of a hotel room to know for sure that you will be boarding that ship before the crowds? Getting drunk No one enjoys having an obnoxious drunk by them on the lido deck or at their dinner table. Just because you CAN drink a bucket of beer before lunch doesn’t mean you SHOULD. New beverage packages make it even more tempting to over-drink. Pace yourself! Your body will thank you later! Cruising without travel insurance Cruising without travel insurance is like…
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Is Your Passport Up to Date?
Who needs a passport? The US Department of State website is the official source for US passport information. You may have questions similar to the more popular ones I am asked by my Clients and reprinted below. However please refer to the Government website for official answers to specific questions. Who needs a passport? Everyone who flies out of the USA needs a passport book. This includes children and infants. A drivers license is not acceptable, no matter what your best friend says. Don’t let your vacation be ruined by being denied boarding at the airport. This is not a new policy; it has been in place for many years. It is your responsibility to…
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Cruising – Do you need a passport ?
Are you dreaming about traveling the world? Will cruising be your transportation choice for seeing it? “All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.” – Martin Buber Many of my clients have asked me this question, so I decided to share this video with you. This is for cruise travelers in the United States. photo by:
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10 Ways to Stay Safe While Traveling
10 Ways to Stay Safe While Traveling Staying safe while traveling abroad is always top of mind. Most people aren’t dishonest, but those few bad apples or one unfortunate incident can blemish an amazing travel experience. We polled our travel specialists and created a list of tips for staying safe while traveling abroad. 1. Don’t look like a tourist – Many people have a perceived idea of what the quintessential American looks like; white sneakers, big camera, or sweatshirts with university logos. Staying away from these stereotypes when dressing can help travelers avoid drawing attention to themselves. Also, be wary of public displays of wealth – leave flashy jewelry and…
Every Vacation Has a Story
