In May, 2017 I took a trip from Los Angeles to Vancouver, Canada. I decided I was going to try camping out the whole way up. I would split my time between finding trails for day hikes, going for a walk on the beaches I passed, and taking classes at OrangeTheory Fitnesses along the way. I only lasted camping one night in Henry Cowell State Park.

Take a few minutes to read the below post to start packing more efficiently than an airline pilot.

The first time I traveled solo, I was 23-years-old. It was never my intention to become a solo traveler. It was really not something I ever thought about before I was in the situation.

Do you love to travel? Whether international or domestic, far off lands or local road trips. But when thinking about planning a trip do you get a sense of being overwhelmed and not knowing where to start? Do all these questions circle your brain before even opening your web browser: How do we get there? Where do we stay? What should we do? How do we stay safe and get the best bang for our buck?

Many people love a good road trip. Especially if the distance is not that far and giving you the chance to see someplace new, fun, and/or interesting. But then there are road trips where you might need to or want to take your pet. Knowing your specific pet, the breed of animal, and your road trip route are all important things to look into before setting out.

The next steps in my transition was some solace time and a change of scenery. I needed to get out of Los Angeles, stat. One of my happy places is Santa Barbara.

With a little more freedom at my last job, I started focusing more on attending to my well-being as well as exploring Southern California with occasional staycations.

I don’t think I realized at when I was younger, how much there was to do around the D.C. area.

I am sharing about my three trips to London and my Top 30 Attractions in the city.

Did you ever wonder why certain moments stay with you, while others fade as quickly as they come?

Highlights from my week trip to Panama City, San Blaes, and Cartagena.

For years now I have been a loyal AAA member, but I think many people like myself aren’t fully aware of the extent of the offerings AAA has to provide.

Thinking of a job in the hospitality industry? Some insight into how to succeed in the tour and travel industry through a 15-year career journey.

Starting a business with a small team is like playing a game of Jenga - it requires balance, strategy, and a steady hand. While some may prefer the chaos of a large group, there are undeniable advantages to starting a business with just a few folks in your corner.