We wander for distraction, but we travel for fulfillment.
By Carmen Esate
Fall is on the horizon. When the season begins to change, so do the leaves on the trees. The sudden shift in nature is a gorgeous spectacle worth more than just a few hours in the car.
Planning a road trip around the excellence of Fall is always an enjoyable plan of action. Take the time this Fall to get out and enjoy the changing of the seasons. Here are a few of the best road trip routes in the U.S. for the upcoming season.
By Carmen Esate
Taking a road trip in and of itself can be a stressful experience. What with the potential for inclement weather, crazy drivers on the road causing car accidents, and the possibility of your car breaking down, it can be hard to find a moment’s peace when on the road. But add to this equation a car full of kids and you being the only adult and this could be a recipe for disaster.
By Carmen Esate
If you spend a lot of time traveling, you likely know that one of the biggest reasons for tourists getting hurt or killed in other countries is due to car accidents. Especially if you’re traveling to a country that doesn’t have the type of infrastructure you’re used to, your experience behind the wheel might be of little significance for keeping you safe.
By Carmen Esate
Sometimes traveling is all about enjoyment. Vacation. Checking out. Removing yourself from the rat race. Other times, there are ways to make travel and work coincide. In those cases, there are definitely instances of good, bad, and ugly. So, thinking about things ahead of time when you’re going to travel is always a good idea, and thinking about things specifically as related to work can be very important as well.
So what are some examples of these good, bad, and ugly consequences? In terms of good, what if you are traveling to find your dream job? What if your happy existence means that you live in the place that you love, and you find a way to work there as well? Think about how awesome it would be to have your dream job in a tropical location.
By Carmen Esate
If you’re planning to take your next vacation to the beach, there’s more to this trip than just throwing your swimsuit in a suitcase and headed toward the sand. To have a great beach experience, you need to do a little more planning and prep work when it comes to packing for the occasion.
To help you in doing this, here are three packing tips for those planning on vacationing at the beach in the near future.