There’s a common misconception that working with a travel advisor is a luxury for people who don’t want to be…
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If you’ve ever priced out a trip in July only to feel your stomach drop, I have good news: the…
I’ve had several clients reach out lately asking some version of the same question: “Sandy, how do I actually RELAX…
I remember my own high school graduation…and how eerily fast everyone just disappeared afterward. This was before social media, so…
Somewhere between the wedding and, say, year 25, the way couples want to celebrate their marriage tends to change. What…
Group trips have a way of sounding simple in the group chat. Someone floats an idea, everyone throws in a…
You have built a life together. You have raised kids, changed jobs, managed houses, survived stressful seasons, celebrated milestones, and probably spent a lot of years making decisions based on what everyone else needed.
The truth is, most family trips do not become complicated because people do not want to spend time together. They become complicated because a group of people who love one another can still have very different schedules, budgets, expectations, and ideas about what makes a vacation enjoyable.
Group trips always sound fun at the beginning. Someone says, “We should all go somewhere together!” and for a brief,…