Life can be challenging. Especially lately. We’ve had to take on so many new roles and responsibilities. In our case, the biggest challenge has been juggling full-time employment and operating a successful business while becoming full-time teachers and administrators due to the pandemic. We have three school-age children, who all have different needs as far as school is concerned. We successfully finished last school year as teachers and discovering that we’d be teachers again this year... well we just had to take a break before returning to remote learning and the typical hustle and bustle of life, in order to regain some level of calmness.

Like many of you, we are so ready to rack up some stamps in our passports. However, until it’s completely safe to do so again, we’re finding ways to bring the destination to you

My husband and I traveled to Puerto Rico for a much needed “post-quarantine” getaway. Our number one priority was safety and we practiced lots and lots of safety protocol during our trip

Many travelers who typically skip travel insurance are now reconsidering and saying it might actually save you some money this year. But how do you know if travel insurance is worth it and what’s the best plan to get?

We're talking about how travel can improve your mental health. It’s proven that hitting the road, taking flight, or sailing the seas not only can enrich your life but also makes your mind and body healthier. Keep reading for 5 ways that travel can improve your mental health.

Our rejuvenating "Escape to Jamaica" retreat was a sublime island getaway that brought together adventure, indulgence, reflection, and sisterhood to revive mind, body, and spirit.