travel advice
All the travel how-tos, where-tos, must-dos, packing suggestions and more.
Why You Should Turn Your Phone Off on Vacation
Going on vacation is always an escape from the world that awaits us back at home. Whether it is beaches or forests, a new place is bound to bring happy memories for years to come. However, there is something that could get in the way of this fantastic time. It's that little piece of technology that almost everyone owns these days and can usually be found right in front of our faces.
By Ashlyn Harper7 years ago in Wander
The Truth About Traveling
a prologue of sorts The travel bug really sunk its teeth into me when I was a fresh-faced college graduate. I left the East Coast for the first time, and I took a month to venture across America with a couple of friends. When I got home, I immediately hit the internet to read travel blog after travel blog to figure out how to crack the code that would allow me to travel more often and further away from home.
By Lindsay Page7 years ago in Wander
Amazing Tips for First-Time Travelers
So you have made the wonderful (but sometimes scary) decision to travel the world. Deciding to travel for the first time can be a huge step, and one that is not for the faint of heart. While traveling does not necessarily mean leaving the country, this blog is directed mostly to those who are leaving their country of origin. Whether you are traveling for the first time, still deciding if you want to travel, or if you are new to the travel game, then this post was made for you! Before you can pack your suitcase, there are a few things you must keep in mind.
By Dani Hendrix7 years ago in Wander
Planning a Multi-Person Trip
Over the years, we have taken many multi-person trips, whether it is just us and the kids, travel with friends, or even family reunions that have multiple families coming together to a fun destination. We've had them go smoothly and we've had a few that were... well... not so smooth. I've learned a lot about planning these getaways—here are three of my top tips:
By Jennah Mitchell7 years ago in Wander
Survey and Self Aware
For anyone choosing to embark on any trip I'd always recommend a bit of forethought. With equipment being such a big part of a travel, being informed is absolutely mandatory. Even if you're just backpacking somewhere you should never just throw a bag over your shoulder and go. Bags fit a certain way, or sometimes not at all. Not all gear is made the same. Any tool taken with you has pros and cons.
By Tipsy Raven7 years ago in Wander
25 Safety Tips for Traveling
We live in a beautiful and vast world filled with all sorts of amazing sights and flavors. Thankfully, since the invention of the internet, its become much smaller and easier to experience other cultures first hand. You can do just about anything nowadays in the palm of your hand. The world is literally at your fingertips. However, we also live in a dangerous world where many love to prey on the unsuspecting and vulnerable. Don't let the fear of that happening stop you from traveling the world, if your heart so desires.
By S. Eliza Gregory7 years ago in Wander
Things To Keep In Mind When Traveling
You've prepared for your trip and now you're ready to go. There are some things that you should not forget before you leave. Taking care of some tasks beforehand will give you a smoother trip. Getting your home in order and getting organized is going to feel great when you are on your way and do not have to worry about anything except what you will drink with your dinner.
By Olivia Picton7 years ago in Wander
Simplifying Your Travels and Adventures
What’s a travel adventure without the perfect companion to share the thrills with you? Whether you are vacationing, camping, or just going outdoors for the day, having good company with you can make all the difference. There are in fact, a few things you can bring along with you on your adventure to make your experience more pleasant. Let’s go through the checklist!
By Dennis McKonkie7 years ago in Wander
Keeping Calm When Plans Go Wrong
Everyone has made plans for a trip that didn't quite work out in the past, and, in the moment, it can seem frustrating. Yet, more often than not, the things that go wrong are usually what also makes the best memories and stories. This happened to my two friends and I when we decided to try a winter 14'er (hike with peak elevation over 14,000 feet).
By Brady Hine7 years ago in Wander
