Travel and tourism is a global industry that significantly impacts destinations in both positive and negative ways. Although travel offers dynamic experiences, it also has destructive consequences. For instance, mass tourism this summer has resulted in overcrowding, housing shortages, and
Vancouver, British Columbia had long been a destination on our travel bucket list. Brian had his sights set on scenic surroundings, and I craved roaming around its city streets. After years of talking about it, we finally booked a trip.
There’s an unrivaled ease to late-summer travel that appears when the crowds subside. The clamor of traffic and tourism gives way to the expected rhythm of changing seasons. Milder weather (even if only a slight difference), as well as off-peak
Depending on how often you travel, you might be surprised by the number of changes you face as you navigate airports, car rentals, or hotel stays. From security requirements and baggage rules to Wi-Fi privacy and careful due diligence, travel
Melbourne, Australia has a population of over 5 million people. It can get crowded and busy, particularly during the summer months and public holidays. After spending nearly 3 days in and out of airports among travelers and locals alike, Brian
Brian and I generally choose to stay in a Holiday Inn Express when we travel. As part of the IHG portfolio, we’re able to enjoy our IHG One Rewards membership benefits through this hotel brand, as well as 16 others.
Brian and I had an idea that a trip to Australia was a possibility this year. Even so, our plans came down to the wire. We didn’t give ourselves an official Green Light until nearly 4 weeks before departure. There
It’s no secret that Brian and I love a great deal. Oftentimes, we find ourselves flying low-cost carrier flights for the best rock-bottom prices. From transcontinental flights and Hawaiian getaways to European escapes and more, we have largely traveled by
How many of you usually travel during the holidays? Growing up, Brian and I both traveled to visit family for Thanksgiving or Christmas. As we have gotten older, we’ve grown more vested and committed to hosting our own holidays. It’s
It’s difficult to plan for the unexpected, but it’s good practice to have a few ‘just-in-case’ back-up options! Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or new to the road, these basic guidelines can help you navigate the unexpected. 1. Stay Charged