If you’ve ever struggled with making a decision on where to travel next, this one is for you — starting with the single most important question to ask yourself.
Ever wanted to know how to find the cheapest flights? This guide to using Google Flights will help you plan your dream trip and score some awesome deals on airfare.
Over the years, I’ve used Excel spreadsheets to help organize my travel itineraries. Saving them offline as a PDF has also meant that I can easily keep track of my itinerary and confirmation numbers while on the go. In this blog post, I’m giving you my travel itinerary template to help you keep your trips well planned and organized!
When to book what may be the most frequently asked question for the process of travel planning. Rightfully so as it can make…
Diving into part 3 of the series, planning the itinerary is the next step and can feel like one massive puzzle. So you’ve…
Part two of the travel planning series is how I decide where to travel to and easily the toughest challenge. The first part…
One of the most asked questions is how we plan out travel, so I wanted to share an in-depth “travel planning” series. Before…
As we start to think about upcoming trips, these resources I use for travel planning are always at hand. I find that it’s…
After spending hours and hours of travel planning for my husband and I, I realized there were ways to make the process easier. There is so much to choose from when it comes to trains, planes and automobiles- let alone which country you are going to visit. Travel planning should not be a stressful headache rather a fun and enjoyable process to be shared with someone else or yourself. I was that crazy person with the binder with all of the tabs before every trip and stressed about each leg of our journey. Now I sit back, relax, and enjoy the process and because I do, I find I enjoy my travels much more. I found that there are a few key tips and tricks to making the travel planning easier.