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No. 22Travel TipsSeptember 19, 2026
Can someone who uses a cane, walker, or occasional wheelchair take a European river cruise? Sometimes, but an elevator is only one part of the answer. Gangways, motorcoaches, cobblestones, excursions, and the traveler’s individual abilities all need to be considered before booking.
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No. 20Travel TipsSeptember 10, 2026
One ordinary Saturday, I was talking with clients and preparing to leave the next morning for a cruise. Within hours, I was being transported to the hospital—and by that night, I was septic. Travel insurance could not prevent the emergency, but it protected us from losing the money invested in a trip we could no longer take. That experience is why I discuss travel insurance with my clients today.
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No. 19Travel TipsSeptember 9, 2026
What do you absolutely not want? It may sound like an unusual way to start planning a vacation, but the answer tells me a lot. Here's how the way I travel shapes the way I help my travelers find the trip that's right for them.
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No. 18Travel TipsSeptember 8, 2026
Hosted travel doesn’t mean doing everything together. It means having support when you want it, freedom when you don’t, and someone in your corner along the way.
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No. 17Travel TipsSeptember 7, 2026
Waiting for someone to travel with can mean waiting for years. A hosted group can give you the confidence to finally say yes, even when you’re coming on your own.
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No. 15Travel TipsAugust 28, 2026
Having your own cabin and traveling alone aren’t necessarily the same thing. Solo travelers can have independence, privacy and their own space while still enjoying the connection and community that come with the right cruise, tour or hosted group.
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No. 5Travel TipsAugust 11, 2026
A simple Alaska packing trick I learned from experience: why a billed baseball cap under your rain jacket hood can make a windy, rainy port day so much more comfortable.
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