Hey there! Planning an international trip with kids? Wondering what luggage will work best? Planning a big solo or couples trip is one thing. Doing it with kids is a whole different challenge. You not only have to plan, pack and haul for yourself… you have to do it for your children too. And it feels […]
5 Tips for Planning Vacation Activities
Hey there! Want to make the most of your vacation activities? Of course, you do! Good planning is where it all starts. Planning vacation activities – and actually doing the activities – is usually the fun part of any trip. This is where you check items off your bucket list like going to the Eiffel […]
Tips for Exchanging Currency for an International Trip
Planning an international trip? How exciting! What’s your plan for exchanging currency? If you don’t know where to start with foreign currency for your trip, I can help. My family has traveled to several countries, including England, France, Mexico, and Canada. And we will soon add Japan to the list. Honestly, exchanging foreign currency is […]
Tips for Buying Travel Insurance
Planning a big vacation? Are you wondering if you need travel insurance? And if you do need travel insurance, are you wondering where to start??? I can help! I am a frequent traveler and a licensed health insurance broker. I know that insurance isn’t the fun part of your trip and I hope you won’t […]
5 Tips for Choosing the Best Lodging Location
Planning a trip? Choosing the best location for your hotel or vacation rental is an important part of planning a great trip. I used to think that a less-convenient location was a good way to save money on lodging. It’s true that you might pay less, but lodging will probably be one of the biggest […]
We Tried It! – A Families Fly Free Review
Have you heard about Families Fly Free? It’s a program that will show you how to fly your family around the U.S. and beyond for free. Yes. Free. Lyn Mettler is the face and founder of Families Fly Free. She has developed a system that helps families earn loyalty points faster and then stretch those […]
