Travel

We’re living in an era where reducing your carbon footprint is no longer a choice but viewed as a necessity. If you are a family who loves to travel and you live somewhere with a decent train network, one way to balance your need to explore with a commitment to your eco-conscious kids is to take to the rails for longer journeys.

On a hot summer’s day in Arlington, Texas, I’m walking through a small, little-known cemetery. Gold-embossed lettering glitters from black marble tombs, and colourful bunches of flowers, some with tear-stained notes, dot the narrow path. However, thankfully, I’m not here to grieve for a recently-passed family member; which begs the question, what exactly am I doing here?

Organizing a bachelor or bachelorette party may seem easier than wedding planning; however, there are numerous logistics to consider, especially if the celebrations are held in a foreign country. Therefore, ensure the bride or groom has an unforgettable trip and avoid common pitfalls with these crucial tips for planning a bachelor or bachelorette party abroad.

As a parent, life suddenly becomes full of significant milestones, from your child’s first smile to those wobbly initial steps, and onto toilet-training, starting school, and learning to ride a bike. What we don’t always realize is how important these markers are for us too, not just as points in the passage of time but often as periods of intense learning in the complex art of parenting. Traveling with your baby provides plenty of opportunities for growth, both for you as a parent and for your infant in their development.

More than a dozen airlines—Thomas Cook, WOW Air, flybmi, XL Airways, Germania, Adria and more—failed last year, resulting in stranded travelers, government repatriation efforts, and scuppered holidays. With rumors circulating on social media and airline statements that sound reassuring, it’s crucial to understand the warning signs and how to protect your trip.