by Diana Osberg | Dec 7, 2013 | International, Tips & Safety
When it comes to international travel and your electrical gadgets, it can be confusing and scary. Do I need a converter or an adaptor? What’s the difference? Electrical circuits vary throughout the world. 110-120 volts is the standard for most electrical outlets in...
by Diana Osberg | Dec 4, 2013 | Tips & Safety
Hold onto your mobile devices; the universe of travel apps is expanding. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, people are traveling more than ever. In this fast-paced world, mobility is key and staying in touch critical. Wherever you are in the world, there’s a...
by Diana Osberg | Nov 29, 2013 | Pet Travel, Tips & Safety
Pet owners are traveling with their pets more than ever. Tall ships often allow dogs on voyages and some even have a ship’s cat, but what about cruise lines? Are there any that allow pets? While many hotels now have policies that welcome pets (see Take Your Best...
by Diana Osberg | Nov 23, 2013 | Tips & Safety
Travel can be risky in many ways. Do your homework on the places you plan to visit and you’ll likely cut down on some of that risk. If you’re a U.S. citizen, it’s advisable to register your travel plans with the U.S. Department of State. So they can better assist...
by Diana Osberg | Nov 18, 2013 | Tips & Safety
Like a hangover, everyone has a “cure” for jet lag. Fatigue, difficulty concentrating and inability to sleep are the most common symptoms. Some people even have digestive problems. The condition is a result of high speed travel across multiple time zones. It...
by Diana Osberg | Nov 5, 2013 | Solo Travel, Tips & Safety
I travel alone, but not always because I don’t have a travel companion. It can be a lot of fun to go out on your own, go where you want, explore, meet new people and change plans when you want. But as a single person in a world that seems to be designed for couples...
