Planning Travel Tips

Here are the things to check before choosing a flight, because the cheapest flight might not be the best.

We’ve grown to rely on a range of trip-planning sites over the years. But one of the best tools we love is Google Flights.

Planning a trip? Use the Travel Planning 101 checklist to ensure you’ve got everything covered. From flight reservations to health and wellness, this guide helps you prepare, minimize stress, and avoid costly mistakes. Happy travels!

From booking your trip, to finding a taxi when you land, these must know tips for flying will give you the confidence you need for any trip involving airplanes.

If you love to travel and staying organized, this post lists essential travel apps. They cover everything from navigation to safety, translating languages, and saving money abroad. Happy traveling!

Travel preparation brings peace of mind by ensuring you are well-informed and ready for any situation. Key tips include arranging travel insurance, sharing your itinerary, keeping multiple forms of travel documents, and having a plan for emergencies. With these steps, you can enjoy your travels more confidently and responsibly.

Trip insurance isn’t just for lost luggage; it covers medical expenses, accidental injuries, and more. Despite credit card coverage, having a comprehensive plan can save you from unexpected costs and complications. Safe travels!

More than just liking lists, I like feeling prepared. It reduces my anxiety if I know I have planned well. This travel checklist is a great place to start!

A comprehensive list of the best websites and apps to help you plan your travels and save money - straight from Pauline Frommer herself.

So much to see! So much to do! How do you do it all? These steps can help you plan a trip itinerary that’s as detailed or as loose as you choose.

Coming home from a great trip can be a huge letdown. Ease the transition back to reality with these 19 steps to prep your house for a vacation.

Even if you and your ladies don’t succumb to food poisoning in the street (Bridesmaids) or roll down a hill (Wine Country), planning a girls’ trip can be an amazing bonding experience and an opportunity for a special kind of travel. Here are five things to consider.