Travel Tips

Many consumers are unsure of whether to use the Internet for researching or buying travel – and if so, when and how. The Internet can be a powerful tool for researching travel. But when you’re ready to buy, the Internet can’t replace the expertise of a trusted travel counselor. Ed Perkins, the consumer advocate for…

So you’re planning your honeymoon? Congratulations! The honeymoon is an important part of the wedding experience, and a much-needed escape after months of exciting, yet exhausting, wedding planning. To unlock the secrets of honeymoon bliss that will make all your friends envious, check out these tips from the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA). Some…

One of the country’s leading experts on family travel, author and television personality Deb Geigis Berry spends up to 16 weeks on the road each year with her husband and two young children to seek out the best destinations to recommend to consumers. Here are some tips for holiday travel she’s picked up along the…

Columbus, MS — With the holiday weekend just around the corner, Americans are packing their cars and getting ready to hit the road. “More and more travelers have decided to take advantage of the long weekend to drive to nearby attractions,” said Marion Kohut, Owner of Robert’s Travel.” And the result can be some very…

After crossing several time zones, many travelers suffer from “jet lag.” Although there is no way to completely avoid jet lag, there are a number of ways to help your body adjust to a new time zone. » Try to go to bed a little earlier a few days before you leave and get as…

When traveling outside the United States, many travelers are concerned and confused about what documentation they need. That’s why we’ve included this helpful guide for your next trip. Depending on the country you plan to visit, you will probably need a passport, and perhaps a visa or tourist card. To obtain a passport application, contact…