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Wondering how exactly to plan a day trip? I’ve got you covered.

There’s something very freeing about day trips. They’re this easy, low-stakes way just to GO SOMEWHERE and find inspiration from your new surroundings.

With a longer vacation comes a longer list of responsibilities, research, and stress. Don’t get me wrong, it’s very much worth it, and nothing...


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When it comes to Europe, you better come with a big appetite no matter which country you plan on visiting! Food here is steeped in tradition, history, and cultural identity whether it’s the kind of cheese to look for in Italy or learning to cook chicken paprikash fresh from a Hungarian market. Check below for the restaurants and food experiences I’ve enjoyed for “Places to Lo...


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I’ve had a very close relationship with airports for over 25 years. Like any couple in a long-term relationship, I’ve had to invest a lot of effort into making it work. Living in NYC, I also happen to use three of the top ten worst airports in America in everything from on-time departures to arrivals, amenities, quality of toilet paper… you name it. I’ve condensed decades of ...


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As I’ve gotten older, there’s been such a shift in how I and my friends approach travel. No longer are we looking for exciting cities or packed itineraries. When you get to a certain age, all you want to do is plan a cozy trip where everyone can wear their comfiest clothes, drink wine, and catch up with little interruption. Maybe throw in an activity or two to change up the s...


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What a winter we’ve had – and though we are all looking forward to Spring Break, recent weather and major geopolitical events have us all a bit shaken and feeling vulnerable. Below is what I do to control my travel experience as much as I can.

Whether you are traveling solo or with your family/friends, these tips are based on my 26 years of travel.

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