Last Updated on September 29, 2020 by Jim Ferri
How To Find Last-Minute Holiday Travel Deals
The last few months of the year tend to blur by. The Halloween pumpkins have barely been kicked to the curb before Thanksgiving prep starts. Planning an affordable vacation or flights to join family and friends over the Thanksgiving and Christmas can seem like one more impossible task. But it’s not too late. The Travel Channel
The World’s Most Beautiful Bus Rides
Unlike their revered, rail-bound cousins, long-distance buses are considered more of a necessary evil than rewarding travel experience. These unsightly, lumbering machines have a reputation for being uncomfortable, unpleasant and tireless champions of the very worst in musical radio. But, when plying the right route, traversing a country by bus can be a genuine delight… Lonely Planet
How To Travel The World After You Retire
Travel after retirement is the goal of many people contemplating a work-free future. Many of us look forward to relaxation, family time, and leisure activities, according to a survey by Prudential Financial. And another study by Bank of America indicated that 95% of retirees would prefer to have enjoyable experiences over buying things… Travel + Leisure
The 12 Least Expensive (But Most Dazzling) European Cities
On a budget? Places like Paris and London are renowned for being pricey, but that doesn’t mean you have to rule out the entire continent. We polled travel pros to pick the top European cities for cost-conscious vacationers. From Brussels to Belgrade, these destinations deliver a memorable experience without breaking the bank… Pure Wow
How To Travel With An Autoimmune Disease
Most medical professionals categorize travel as a stressful event, even more so for those suffering from autoimmune diseases like inflammatory bowel, celiac, Hashimoto’s or psoriasis. A change of routine, jet lag, and unfamiliar germs or foreign food can exacerbate one’s condition. Here are some tips to help. The New York Times
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