Ask anyone who lived through the 1960s, and they’ll tell you travel looked different. Families drove, maps were paper, and hotel pools were the main attraction. Luckily for Floridians who love a good throwback, some of those same hotels are still open. Here are some of our favorites that have “1960s summer postcard” written all…
America’s rising cost of living has many residents looking to save money by moving abroad. The good news for those considering doing so? You can save a significant amount of money if you do your due diligence. U.S. News & World Report determined the easiest countries on one’s bank account that are also great travel…
In a country as big as the U.S., you’d think it would be easier to find hotels that are both beautiful and relatively affordable. But many travelers are stuck choosing between expensive luxury resorts or bland, windowless rooms. What if you could have the best of both worlds? Let’s take a look at some of the most…
Florida isn’t just about beaches, theme parks, and retirees. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the big cities are small towns bursting with character, charm, and more than a little eccentricity. These quirky destinations show a different side of the Sunshine State, offering unique attractions and stories you won’t forget. Whether you’re a…
Tip guilt. Tip fatigue. Tipflation. All of these words are relatively new to American vocabulary, and yet far too many of us can relate to them. That said, tipping restaurant staff isn’t customary in all parts of the world. In some countries, it’s even viewed as rude and disrespectful. So, if you’re planning an international…
Every airport has it: that awkward, slightly wild scene at baggage claim. Tired travelers hover around the conveyor belt, half-watching the screens and half-wishing their suitcase would just magically appear. But patience isn’t always the first thing South Carolinians pack in their carry-ons; the baggage area is a stage for some seriously rude behavior. Whether…
Family vacations used to be easy. You packed up the car, grabbed a cooler, and hit the road. There was no pressure to make every stop look Instagram-worthy. It was just real fun and time together. If you’re dreaming of a trip from your Pennsylvania home that feels like the ones you had growing up,…
With over 1,300 miles of coastline, it’s no wonder so many vacationers and snowbirds head to Florida. In this article, we’ve ranked some of the best beaches in Florida according to six key factors. From the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic side, these are, in our humble opinion, Florida’s best beaches. Clearwater Beach: The Family…
Healthcare expenses in Missouri and across the United States are high. But some countries have it even worse. Based on a British study, these are the most costly countries for hospitalization. It’s wise to purchase travel insurance before you set foot in any of them. The Study Shows Staysure, a UK-based travel insurance company, used…
When you board a ship like Norwegian Encore or Carnival Mardi Gras, you’re basically agreeing to share your vacation with a few thousand strangers. That’s part of the fun—and part of the challenge. From saving seats at shows to buffet etiquette, here’s what the politest North Carolinian passengers never do on board. Hogging Deck Chairs…
