If you are traveling to Mykonos and want an affordable, great experience at a hotel, I always recommend everyone to book the Tropicana Hotel. During 2020, the hotel and beach went through a major transformation as they renovated the hotel, constructed new suites and villas as well as updated the beach bar experience! The Tropicana has taken over much of the mountain and the beautiful Paradise Beach. Every summer you can find me and my family staying at Tropicana for its location, customer service, beach, and of course being only steps away from the biggest beach party and club on the island.
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TSA Precheck & Global Entry, Are They Worth It?
The post discusses the benefits of TSA Precheck and Global Entry statuses for frequent travelers. TSA Precheck simplifies security procedures within the U.S., saving time and hassle. Meanwhile, Global Entry facilitates faster processing through Customs when returning to the U.S. from abroad and includes TSA Precheck. Both statuses have a validity of five years. Application processes for both are described, with Global Entry process being lengthier. TSA Precheck costs $80 while Global Entry is priced at $100. However, certain credit cards offer cover for these fees. Whilst the programs have occasional inconveniences, they largely benefit regular travelers.
Travel Guide for Barcelona, Spain
A prevalent city right across the Atlantic, where you get a mixture of European culture, city life and beach scenery is the lovely city of Barcelona. Filled with history, sangria, architecture and all the paella you can eat, this Spanish city is perfect for a long weekend trip and well worth a stop while traveling in Europe. Whether you are visiting in the dead of winter, middle of summer, or late fall you are sure to be awed by what the city has to offer.
Vacation Hacks Using PTO and Holidays
One of the situations most employees struggle with is not having enough vacation days to use for a trip, or the company they work for will not allow their employees to take a certain number of consecutive days off. I’m here to help you understand the different ways you can use your vacation days and paid holidays to your advantage and go on a trip that cheats the PTO system.
Weekend Trip Travel Guide to Salem, MA
In the spirit (no pun intended) of one of the United States’ most celebrated holidays (and my own favorite holiday), I thought it would be a treat to kick off my first post of the U.S. with the biggest Halloween city on the east coast, Salem, Massachusetts. Although I had only spent a day trip in Salem, I will be highlighting the must- see shops, where to stay if you choose to spend the weekend, and all the paranormal attractions you can discover (if you dare) while visiting the town.
Travel Guide for Amsterdam, Netherlands
Between the history, the architecture and the charm, Amsterdam is one of the most unique cities and now, one of my favorite cities I have traveled tooBeing a museum geek and an art lover, there were an infinite number of galleries to visit, destinations to discover, and so much in general to learn. Because ofContinue reading “Travel Guide for Amsterdam, Netherlands”
Travel More Using Travel Credit Cards
Points earned on your credit card become your best friend when you want to travel, and you will never travel the same once you get your first card. After a lot of research, trial and error, and many of my own credit cards later, below is a list of the best credit cards to have for traveling and earning points towards your next trip.
Perfect Travel Guide for Rhodes, Greece
Rhodes is one of the top four biggest islands in Greece, filled with cities, beaches, forests, and miles of land to explore. It is also a great destination to visit in the Aegean Sea to get away from the crowds of the Cyclades Islands.
Florence, Italy: A Travel Guide
Florence was the first Italian city I traveled too, and I absolutely fell in love with it. From the history, the museums, the food, and the fashion, I was so happy I got to experience it as a young adult. The city makes you feel like you are home away from home as the locals are very kind and welcoming. Take a trip down memory lane as I tell you all about the ins and outs the charming city, Firenze.
Airline Lounges, United Club
There are two types of travelers: those who run to their gate trying not to miss their flight, or those who get to their gate to make sure it exists and walk the terminal aimlessly. From wandering through shops, paying a particular amount for food and drinks at a restaurant, trying to find an outlet to charge your phone, or being frustrated trying to find a seat at your gate, most people (including myself) dislike the time between clearing security and waiting to board your plane. This past summer was my first experience in an airline lounge. I was able to use the perks of my airline credit and boy was I missing out all these years.