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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 1:26 am in Blog, Road Trips, Travel Tips | 0 comments
Travel evolves like everything in life, and I’ve found myself going from traveling solo, to traveling around the world with my partner, to now coordinating exclusive women-only tours.
I’ve quickly realized that traveling with a group of people is a lot different than traveling alone or simply with a single other person. You’ll find countless online articles that offer endless travel packing tips, but few focus on how to pack for group getaways.
Packing effectively for a group trip can be a bit different than when simply traveling solo, so I thought I’d offer some of the tricks I’ve picked up over the recent years while traveling with groups. Planning your next group getaway? Here’s how to pack when you’re part of a travel squad!
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:08 pm in Blog, Road Trips | 0 comments
Driving a vehicle is a necessity in many countries, but you’ll also need a license if you’re an avid roadtripper and love to explore the open road.
The United States is one of the best roadtripping countries in the world, with epic drives like the Pacific Coast Highway, Route 66, and the Blue Ridge Mountains.
But due to cars becoming more affordable, and more and more people learning to drive, there has been a steep and steady incline in the number of cars on US roads.
On average, there are over 6 million car accidents in the US. And there has been a rise of 18% in the number of deaths due to car accidents in 2021. So the government has made insurance mandatory in almost every state.
This article will look at another law that was passed recently called the Electronic Liability Insurance Verification Program, which has been made to ensure road safety and security throughout the country.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 11:08 am in Blog, Brazil, Expat Life | 0 comments
Over the past two years, traveling for work has taken on a completely different meaning, and with the rise of the work from home lifestyle, more and more people are able to work from their laptops, and take their laptops with them on the road.
While traveling for work used to mean boarding a plane just to sit in a boring meeting on the other side, now traveling for work means that you’re going on a workation, in your chosen place, preferably from a hammock!
When you aren’t confied to the walls of an office, Brazil seems like a great option to start with. If it’s your first time working while traveling though, here are some tips for adjusting to digital nomad life.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 11:40 pm in Blog, UK | 0 comments
Finding the best British casinos can be a big task as there are so many options available that you can choose from (a bit like scrolling through your Netflix on a Saturday night for longer than the show you end up choosing!)
And while everyone knows that “the house always wins”, casinos have been attracting both fools and the unlucky for hundreds of years now – but they still come, especially to London!
Regardless of which category you fall into, and regardless of your odds of landing that elusive win, we know travelers still hit up casinos for the thrill, so we’ve compiled the most important tips for gambling in London.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 2:27 pm in Blog, Travel Tips | 0 comments
Playing in an overseas casino offers a rollercoaster of emotions. You experience the highs of winning pots and the lows of losing them all in a single moment.
Cities like Vegas and Macau offer travelers a rush that keeps people coming back for more, and draw people from all over the world just for the excitement. But the challenge of playing casino games overseas isn’t the language barrier at the table, it’s to be a responsible player.
Here are some tips for people who wish to learn to play casino games as responsibly as possible.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 10:41 pm in Blog, Expat Life | 0 comments
Maybe you’ve been traveling while working on your next best-selling novel, or have a steady job traveling and writing for an international publication. Or perhaps you’ve lived the digital nomad life while writing on your own blog.
In any scenario, if you’re thinking it’s time to settle down in one location, you might be wondering about the most peaceful places to live for writers. One thing is true for all kinds of writers and creative digital nomads – location is key to creativity.
While we’ll be the first to tell you that travel is extraordinarily inspiring for any type of writing, sometimes having a stable headquarters can provide a more grounded, structured environment for professional and amateur writers alike. With this in mind, how do you go about choosing a quiet, peaceful place to live that will keep you inspired?
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 7:58 pm in Blog, Romantic Journey | 0 comments
Ah, the twitterpation of new romance and the promise of a budding new love – it’s exciting, intoxicating, and sometimes a little scary.
The first phase of any new potential romantic relationship is replete with jitters, hopes, and tender moments. If you’ve recently met someone, you can probably relate.
Starting a new relationship poses a roller coaster of emotions and possibilities. One way to explore the potential of a new relationship and learn more about each other is to take a trip together.
There are a lot of pros and cons attached to taking that first maiden voyage with someone you’ve just recently met. That’s why we’re sharing some tips for first-time travel with a new romantic partner.
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 10:31 am in Blog | 0 comments
It’s been a tough choice to weigh up; where to take our first international trip after the birth of a brand new bub. But it’s not only been about choosing a destination, but also a travel style!
While we can’t exactly take a 6 month old to the summit of Kilmanjaro, we can still pack in a ton of adventure, excitement, and countries, with cruising.
Cruising is an exceptinally family friendly vacation, and there are just as many styles of cruising as there are destinations you can visit, and ships. While we’ve been on a few couples cruises in the past, we invited cruise expert Eileen Ogintz from TakingtheKids.com to give us an update on options, safety, and what’s happening in 2022 – 2023 in the world of cruising!
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Posted by Meg Jerrard on 1:12 pm in Blog, Luxury Lifestyle | 0 comments
Getting married is one of the best times of your life, however, it can also be one of the most stressful! It takes months (and sometimes years) of planning every minute detail, consuming a lot of your everyday life.
This is why, once the wedding is over, you are going to want to take some time to relax and unwind. Which is what your honeymoon is perfect for!
Your honeymoon is a chance to just spend some quality time together after the stress of the past few months and chill. And since it signifies the ‘start’ of the rest of your lives, you want it to be special and memorable.
There are so many different types of honeymoon you could go on – you might decide you want to travel to Canada to immerse yourself in nature, head to the Caribbean where you can recline on a sunny beach, or hit up the theme parks in Orlando.
No matter where you go though, or what style of honeymoon you choose, here are 3 quick tips for instantly making it more luxurious!
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Posted by Michael Jerrard on 10:19 am in Blog, Technology, Travel Tips | 0 comments
It’s nearly impossible to travel these days without a phone. Whether it’s booking flights and hotels or now having to show proof of your vaccination status, a smartphone has become an essential travel tool where when paired with data allows us to plan and organize nearly every aspect of our travels. Thanks to the rather recent advent of eSIMs, international travellers are now able to access the web while travelling abroad easily and affordably. See how a travel eSIM can make your life so much easier while travelling.
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