Getting a passport is the first step in any international travel that you plan. Be aware of some of the requirements and fees associated with applying for a passport.
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What To Do When Your Cruise Line Changes Your Itinerary
It is easy to get upset when your cruise line changes your itinerary, but if you follow these tips finding your next cruise won’t be so hard.
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4 Tips To Make Packing Easier For Your Next Vacation
Packing can be stressful enough, but it doesn’t have to be if you follow these simple tips to make packing easier for your next vacation.
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Snowmobile Rentals In Stowe Vermont: Adventure on Mount Mansfield
Vermont is a winter wonderland. Snowmobile rentals, snowshoeing, ice climbing? You’ll want to try it all but do you have the gear? When making your things to do in Vermont winter list add Stowe and Mount Mansfield to it. Snowmobile rentals with Snowmobile Vermont include gear and knowledgeable tour guides. Things to Do in Vermont? …
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Heat Stroke and Heat Exhaustion Symptoms to Memorize for Safety
Summer fun usually involves the summer sun. Do you know how to spot heat related illness? Knowing symptoms of heat stroke, heat exhaustion symptoms and what to do in case of an emergency will insure that you have a fun safe summer! As a paramedic in Southeast Texas heat related illnesses and emergencies are common …
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Can You Travel with Dementia? What You Need to Know!
A dementia diagnosis can change the lives of all involved- patient & family alike. After you finish thinking through how day to day life will work with this diagnosis your mind may wander to travel. Is traveling with Alzheimer’s or travel with dementia even still possible? If you and your loved one enjoyed globetrotting, road …
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Disney Springs Experiences You Don’t Want to Miss
Disney Springs has been growing and changing dramatically over the last few years. It’s been part of a decades-long transformation from the Lake Buena Vista Shopping Village I knew during my first Walt Disney World visits, into the dining, shopping, and entertainment behemoth that it has become today. As large as the area has …
Prevent a Missing Child: 7 Safety Tips to Teach Your Kids Today
A missing child. It’s every parents worst nightmare. You’re out in a crowd with your kids and suddenly your child is gone. If they get lost does your kiddo know what to do? Prepare your lost child with easy safety tips. No One Wants an Unprepared Missing Child. As parents we are always keeping kids …
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Ford Sheds Light on Why We Love and Hate Tech
A relationship thrives when there are strong reasons to be in one and I suppose my love-hate relationship with technology is so strong because the reasons to love and hate it are as boundless as they are compelling. And it seems I’m not alone. In a survey conducted for Ford, “47% of adults globally agree …
When to Use Miles and Points Instead of Cash to Save Money on Travel
For families that travel, miles and points are often overlooked. But should they? There is real value in miles and points when they are used properly. Many families only think of cash when they build their travel budget, but are they missing out on valuable opportunities to save money on travel? Let’s take a look …
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The Flying With Kids Master Plan — A Traveling Dad Expert’s Best Tips For Air Travel With Children
Despite what you have heard or seen depicted in movies, air travel with toddlers and other young children doesn’t have to be a stressful experience. I know because I’ve been flying around the world with my two daughters since the first born was 5-months old. She’s been to over 20 countries and more than 2/3 …
A Travel Emergency: When Life and Death Intersect
For whatever reason, each one of my children have decided to enter the world in their very own dramatic way. None of them wanted to follow the trail blazed before them and decided that their own birth experience should be entirely different from that of their siblings. The birth of my 3rd child, a darling …
