The Northern Lights are a natural phenomena that lights up the sky with a stunningly beautiful palette of colors. People travel far and wide to remote destinations, often to polar or sub-polar regions, for the chance to witness the Northern Lights unobstructed by man-made skyscrapers or urban pollution. To this day, the Northern Lights are […]
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Feb
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Riviera Maya, Mexico on the Yucatan Peninsula in the Caribbean The all-inclusive resorts in the Riviera Maya are a perfect location for this kind of trip. Typically they offer all kinds of beach activities (parasailing, paddleboarding, beach volleyball, snorkeling and jet skiing), a selection of restaurants and snack bars, entertainment and game rooms, and a […]
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Spring break isn’t exclusive to families with kids on vacation from school – everybody needs to regroup and refresh after a long winter, seniors included! Unless they’re taking a multi-generational Disney or cruise trip (both of which are great ideas for seniors who enjoy being around their grandchildren), seniors will probably prefer to stay away […]
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Not everyone is a beach lover, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have other spring break choices. A trip to Europe is a good idea at this time of year as popular attractions will be much less crowded than they are in the summer, and the weather will be less oppressive. This kind of vacation […]
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The Yucatan Peninsula is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, making it a paradise for beach lovers. The Riviera Maya is a developed area on the Caribbean coast boasting hundreds of hotels and condos, plenty of nightlife, shopping, entertainment, water sports, and ecology parks. Besides those amenities catering to tourists, you […]
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A family vacation to Mexico can be so much more than just a beach vacation, as there are so many historical and cultural attractions that make it an educational experience as well as a pleasure trip. The Mexican Riviera is the term for a group of cities along the west coast of Mexico with beaches […]
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Spring Break Travel
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Some sightseeing adventures produce a cache of memories to last a lifetime, especially if the sightseeing adventures are in a destination far removed from your everyday life. Such as the Arctic, for example. The world is full of beautiful places to explore yet there’s something especially alluring about islands—especially large islands such as Greenland which […]
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Solo travel is easy, right? You go where you want, stay where you want and do what you want. But what happens when you’re going someplace with a group of people? Here are some travel trips for a hassle-free group getaway… Budget:Not everyone has the same pocketbook. Make sure to pick flights and hotels that […]
All - Vacation Inspiration, Christmas Markets, Europe, Krislanny, Travel Agents
Christmas River Cruising
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Dec
Dec
I recently had the opportunity to sail aboard the Emerald Dawn Star Ship through the Rhine and Main River with the itinerary being centered on Europe’s Christmas Markets. As a fellow Christmas fanatic, I was super excited to visit these European cities and get a front seat look into how each one prepares for and […]
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Dec
Dec
After my month-long visit to Venice, Italy, I have reaffirmed my love for this beautiful country! Italy was always a dream of mine as a little girl, and it’s safe to say, it did NOT disappoint. Italy absolutely lives up to its name and I’m sure anyone who visits this country, will know exactly what […]
All - Vacation Inspiration, Business Travel
Being Sustainably Responsible When Traveling for Business
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Dec
Dec
Sustainability is a growing concern for businesses. Doing the right thing for the environment saves precious natural resources and is part of being a socially responsible corporate citizen. If you’re a business traveler, or one who helps decide where your employees travel, there are ways that you can adjust your company’s travel policy to support […]
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Dec
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Traveling to Europe during the “off season” (November through March) has a few drawbacks offset by many advantages. The disadvantages are that some popular attractions will have shorter hours or be closed altogether. The weather can be iffy or downright terrible, but if you’re prepared with proper clothes and shoes you can be comfortable. And […]
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Experience Cusco at night by taking this small group walking tour of the city. You’ll stroll through the city with a local guide who is committed to sharing his knowledge about the city he loves. This 4-hour tour begins at the Plaza de Armas, the location of the Cathedral of Cusco, famous for its baroque […]