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Google Glass has just rolled onto the shelves, and while it may not be readily available to all audiences just yet, we’ve listed the best travel apps you need to get to make your traveling even easier once you acquire these magic eyeglasses.   1. Navigation This app helps you navigate where you need to…

1. Send in forms Mail or fax your completed travel forms, deposits and scheduled payments to our main office for a final trip confirmation. 2. Hold a meeting A few weeks before traveling, hold a meeting with any trip chaperones you may have to discuss their role during travel, as well as getting to know…

1. Review travel agreement Get a travel agreement from your agent, and review it carefully to ensure everything meets your specifications. We want things to go just as smoothly as you do! 2. Read the terms and conditions To provide you with the best group travel planning we can offer, it is important that you…

1. Decide on a travel package Talk with your group about what interests them. Do they want to relax on the beach and simply enjoy a week off work or school, or do they want a grand adventure in the big city or the mountains?  Is your group based around an interest, like dance, theater,…

Digital Photography School released a helpful article with hot tips from the best photographers in the game describing how to capture even the most difficult of shots while traveling. We’ve condensed this into an easy-to-learn list for the amateur to professional travel photographer! Wildlife – Observe – Enjoy being in the animal’s company – Avoid eliciting…

Denver Celebrate Culture Festival Chihuahua races, taco-eating contests, green chili cook-offs, and amateur boxing matches are just a few things Denver’s 27th Cinco De Mayo celebration has to offer, along with traditional Mexican dancers and music. Puebla, Mexico Celebrate in the city where Cinco de Mayo was originated – through there, it’s called El Día…

Easter and Passover may be religious and national holidays, but they no longer need to hold you back from enjoying a spring cruise! Ten massive cruise lines are offering special holiday entertainment and celebration during the Passover celebration and on Easter Sunday. Whether it be Hot Cross Buns, Kosher wine, an Easter ham or jellybeans,…

BB&T Charleston Wine and Food Festival March 5-8, 2015 A celebration of Charleston’s culinary excellence and renowned culture, this food festival is more than just incredible cuisine – it’s profits benefit scholarship programs for the culinary and hospitality workplace. Hang out in Culinary Village, home to the Grand Tasting Tent with over 40 food and…

Everyone knows that “aloha” means hello, but did you know it could also be a way of life? There are 27 words that every traveler should know before taking a trip to Hawaii, to prevent mistakes like telling someone to go Mauka when they should turn Makai, or a Wahine walking into the Kāne restroom…

Almost thirteen years after the bombing of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, New York City will be opening a museum dedicated to commemorating the national tragedy. On March 21, officials announced that the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum will be set to open at the end of May, following a 6-day dedication period…

For a tiny, remote island just west of the United States, Guam is one of the most exciting, unique getaways under American territory. But don’t let the American ownership fool you — Guam is an international melting pot full of indigenous and local culture you won’t find in any one of the other fifty states,…

Generally, a ride on a lift includes pushing a button and daydreaming until the ding for your floor. Give careful consideration on these lifts, however, or you will pass up a great opportunity for a standout amongst the most exciting rides of your life (regardless of the fact that it just last up to 30…