A Death Valley Drive
Death Valley is a desert valley in Eastern California, in the northern Mojave Desert, bordering the Great Basin Desert. One of the coolest national parks in the country, during summer,…
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The Healthy Voyager Puerto Vallarta
Join me for a fantastic, fun and ocean filled adventure in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico! In this episode, I share my experience, exploring the sights, tastes and fun on my time…
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7 business travel tips for smooth and productive work trips
When it comes to planning a trip, there are usually two types of people: those who jump with joy and will have the full trip planned down to the very…
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Planning an international vacation? Here’s what you need to know
If you’ve booked an international vacation – congratulations! There are few things more exciting than flying to a far-off country to experience new sights and cultures. But as the date…
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Helpful Tips When Traveling With Someone Who Needs Extra Help
In the traditional sense, most family members with temporary or physical limitations would be forced to stay home during a trip. However, with proper arrangements, there is no reason why…
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Something about St. Louis
While I only got to spend a quick weekend in St. Louis, I definitely got to true some good eats! And in between all of that I was able to…
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3 Family Friendly Vacation Destinations to Consider This Fall
Family vacations are a great way to share new experiences together and bond as a family in a setting that is far more enjoyable and relaxing than the chaos of…
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Planning a Getaway to Glendale
Glendale just recently celebrated its 110th anniversary, and in the last century, it’s packed a lot of work into creating a space that’s both entertaining and beautiful. If you’re considering…
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Dealing With Medical Needs While on a Road Trip
A lot of people might have wondered how to handle any medical needs that arise or are ongoing while on a road trip. The answer to this will depend on…
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Soaking in Santa fe
Santa Fe, New Mexico’s capital, sits in the Sangre de Cristo foothills. It’s renowned for its Pueblo-style architecture and as a creative arts hotbed. Founded as a Spanish colony in…
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