Travel Tips and Plans

Traveling with jewelry and accessories can be a challenge, but the right organizer makes it easy to keep everything safe and tangle-free. Here are ten fantastic travel organizers that will make your next trip a breeze…

When you’re on the road, whether for adventure or relaxation, having a reliable first aid kit is essential. A well-stocked kit can be a lifesaver, ensuring you’re prepared for minor injuries and emergencies without taking up too much space in your luggage…

Traveling is an exciting adventure, but keeping your essentials secure while staying stylish can be a challenge. The right travel wallet, offering both functionality and fashion, can make a world of difference. Here are eight top picks for travel wallets that combine security…

When traveling, especially alone or in unfamiliar locations, personal safety is a top concern. Hotels can be unpredictable in terms of security, and while most offer standard locks, these may not always provide the level of security you desire…

The world is divided into two different kinds of people: overpackers and underpackers. If you fall into the first category, don’t turn away yet! Give me a few minutes to try and convince you that there is a better way to travel. As you might already suspect, I am an underpacker. My measure…

Do you like to attend festivals or yearly events? The US offers a variety of festivals and events tailored to diverse interests, from arts and crafts to music and food. Here’s a curated list of some of the US festivals and events that promise memorable experiences…

One of the best vacation spots I’ve been to in recent years is most certainly Cape Cod, known as “the Cape” to regional travelers and those who live there all year round. In case you’ve never been or heard about it, the Cape is a 68-mile stretch of sandy beaches…

My previous Sixty and Me blogs on travel for the over-60 crowd covered travel trends, why we travel, and where to travel. In this installment, I’ll dig into how to get to and from your travel destination and options for getting around when you’re there…

Galvanized by the Venice Biennale, I have just returned from a 23-day trip to Italy. This every-other-year international art exhibition goes from April to November and always recharges my creative juices. Plus, I love being in Italy. The people, the food…

If travel has always been a lifelong passion for you as it has for me, there’s a good chance you’ll feel a tinge of regret when you hear stories of cities such as Venice introducing a tourist tax, and residents of other destinations in Europe clamouring…