If you want to protect your RV and ensure that it’s ready to go when the weather gets warm enough, it’s essential to winterize your travel trailer. Don’t know where to start? We’ve got you covered with these step-by-step instructions. Please note, if you’re uncomfortable with any of the steps below you can seek the...
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From kicking back at the best BBQ joint in town to swimming at the beach with friends or road tripping with your family – nothing is better than taking full advantage of a beautiful summer day. Here are some of the best travel apps you can use to make the most of this summer. Stay...
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Have you ever wondered why so many flights get delayed? Or how much luggage is lost at airports each year? Find the answers to those questions and more in our infographic that highlights the most common airport problems you may encounter before take-off. Airport Obstacles — By The Numbers Nowadays, creating a travel itinerary is...
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Packing truly is an art form, so prepare to tap into your inner-Picasso. Being a smart packer takes creativity, patience, organization and attention to detail. Lacking these characteristics? In this edition of our international travel planning series, we provide you with creative packing tips to save space, protect your belongings and avoid overweight luggage fees....
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Travel abroad is exciting, but there’s a lot to take on before you take off. Not sure where to start? Our upcoming international travel planning series can help you map out every detail. Let’s start with one of the most important considerations: Communication Some tips to help you stay connected while abroad: Phoning home Consider...
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We’ve all left for vacation and been hit with the nagging feeling that something important was left behind. And while the typical road-tripper will often forget replaceable items like a toothbrush or mobile phone charger, RV safety equipment like a breakaway switch, umbilical cord, sway bars and safety chains might be harder to find at the local hardware store.
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Nothing lasts forever. Well, nothing except diamonds and Irv Gordon’s 1966 Volvo. Irv’s candy-apple-red 1966 Volvo P1800 is approaching the 3-million-mile mark, about the same distance it would take to travel to the Moon more than 12 times. Guinness World Records awarded Irv’s Volvo the title of Highest Mileage Vehicle, a record he’s held since 2002.
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Plan ahead to minimize the expenses incurred when using an ATM of credit card on vacation. There are so many things to keep track of when traveling to another country: the language, the culture and the currency. Just thinking about the currency exchange can make a vacation seem exhausting. An easier solution? Use your ATM...
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It can be hard enough for adults to keep busy during extended periods of time at home. But for kids, the boredom can be overwhelming, especially when summer break starts. Help your little ones beat cabin fever with these fun things to do: 1. Start a DIY project Bring out the craft supplies and help...
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Making the transition from renting an apartment to buying a home is a big step that can impact your finances and your lifestyle, so it’s important to understand the pros and cons first. You may want more room and autonomy over your living space. Or you may prefer the conveniences of apartment living, particularly in...
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Summertime: the absolute peak of wedding season, when bright colors are in, and events can be held outside in the splendor of a warm sunny day. From the many-colored beauty of summer wedding decorations to the unique outdoor venues available during this time of the year, there are many reasons to have a summer wedding....
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If winter weather catches you off guard and your home is not prepared for heavy snow and cold, you can experience damage ranging from burst pipes to a collapsed roof. Costs for repairs of this scale add up quickly, so prepare in autumn to protect your house during the colder months. Follow these winterizing tips...
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As temperatures decrease in the winter, the water temperature in your pipes can plummet as well. This can lead to potential blockages or even the risk of the pipes bursting, which can interrupt your day-to-day life and lead to costly repairs. Luckily, there are proactive measures you can take to help thaw your pipes and...
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From candles to candy and trees to toys, nearly every joyful holiday tradition also carries the potential for accidents and injuries. Even just the cold winter weather can be dangerous for the pipes in your home. Safety experts say a bit of forethought and preparation can head off many common holiday mishaps. In fact, recent research...
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When you fly with kids, sometimes it can feel like preparing for a marathon. There are so many things to consider, from planning for the trip to touching down at your destination. With the right tips and strategies, you can turn a potentially stressful experience into a smooth and enjoyable journey. Considerations when planning a...
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