Making a scrapbook is a great way to preserve memories of your vacation. Whether it’s electronic or can be placed on your end table, it’s creative, fun to look through, and an easy way to share your travel memories with family and friends. Whether you’re new at putting together a scrapbook or a pro, this is a good time to savor the memories of your … Continue reading Scrapbooking: Savor the Memories of Your Past Travels

On July 18th we received a Vacation Request from Jennifer saying that she wanted to ‘make lemonade out of lemons’ and book a trip to Tanzania. At the time, Tanzania was one of the few countries permitting American visitors. With a lot of help from our supplier partner, Gilt Edge, we were able to plan and book a 10-day trip to Tanzania for Jennifer and … Continue reading Traveler Tale: Unreal Experience in Tanzania

As temperatures get cooler, it’s time to plan a warm-weather getaway to a place where you can sit on the beach, bask in the sunshine and enjoy outdoor activities. Three of the most popular options — Mexico, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic — are a short plane ride away (4 hours or less) from from Milwaukee plus, December 2020 through April 2021 non-stop flights are … Continue reading Four Hours to a Warm Weather Getaway

When you really want to get away from it all on vacation, a trip to the islands of the South Pacific, with their pristine beaches, aquamarine waters and tropical landscape can provide a respite for body and soul. Bora Bora, Tahiti, Fiji, Moorea and the Cook Islands are all on the list of the South Pacific’s top up-and-coming destinations for 2020, according to a survey … Continue reading There’s Nothin’ Like the South Pacific

Part of the fun of being on vacation is sharing pictures with friends and family on social media. It’s a way to bring them along on your trip, and perhaps even inspire them to take one of their own. With digital photography you can take as many photos of the same scene as you want, then check instantly to see which ones are worth keeping … Continue reading Tips for Taking Travel Photos

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the Christmas season?  Is it the glittering, twinkling lights of a decked out tree? The jolly “ho ho ho” of Santa and other timeless traditions?  Is it the sight of bright white snow – clean, cold, and freshly fallen and fleeting in its beauty? Maybe it is the smell of roasted chestnuts, … Continue reading An Inside Look at a Christmas Market River Cruise

From green and tropical Hawaii, to the sunny beaches of Florida or the breathtaking scenery and wildlife of Alaska, American consumers have a travel wish list that ranges far and wide. Hawaii tops the list of dream destinations for U.S. travelers, according to a recent survey by Travel Leaders Group, one of North America’s largest travel agency companies. The Aloha State is followed by California, … Continue reading American’s Reveal Their Dream Destinations for 2020

Whether you’re a dog person or a cat person, or you relish the thrill of seeing wildlife in its natural habitat, there are plenty of ways to combine your passion for animals with a vacation at home or around the world. A visit to the American Kennel Club’s Museum of the Dog, in New York City, is a chance to become immersed in all things … Continue reading Vacations Fit for an Animal Lover

Millions of American travelers aren’t letting a disability keep them from exploring the world. In fact, a 2015 study by the Chicago-based nonprofit Open Doors Organization reported that in the previous two years, more than 26 million adults with disabilities traveled for pleasure and/or business, taking 73 million trips. While the Open Doors report notes that obstacles remain, in many areas — including airlines and … Continue reading Tips for Accessible Travel