Travel recommendation and advise from my 20+ years traveling around the world.
ANN ABEL 9.22.2015 The conventional wisdom is that the Caribbean is a no-go zone during hurricane season. The conventional wisdom is wrong—even though some parts of the year are more statistically likely to see hurricanes, that hardly means one is guaranteed. On most days of the year, most destinations are enjoying balmy, sunny days and calm seas. Hurricanes affect only a small part of a big region at... 
January 3, 2014 by Ed Perkins At the going prices, cruises can be extremely good deals. Whether a lower-deck inside stateroom or a top-deck suite, a cruise cabin itself is almost never a rip-off. That’s especially true when you track the many promotions you see advertised on information websites such as Cruise Critic, on big online cruise-agency websites such as CruisesOnly and Cruises-N-More, or... 
Packing – is it your least favourite part of a holiday? Do you struggle with what to pack and when you finally get it all together, you don’t have enough space? Tedious. The fact there is no weight limit for luggage on a cruise is extremely attractive to everyone, but what happens when you are flying to meet your ship? The job of packing completely changes when there is a weight limit involved... 
February 18, 2016 by Avital Andrews People travel alone for all sorts of reasons. Yes, many solo travelers are single. But many simply want to be able to come home to their spouse and children, renewed, after a relaxing break. Some want to do something fun while their partner is away on business, or if the kids are at summer camp or have flown the nest. Others simply like going it alone. There doesn’t...
