Adventures & Insights

Cruising from Miami? Here’s an honest guide to the best neighborhoods to stay before your cruise—from walkable Brickell to Miami Beach and Wynwood—plus tips on transportation and avoiding embarkation day stress.

I first discovered Bermuda on a cruise, which — let’s be honest — is exactly how many of us accidentally fall in love with places we never planned to visit twice. Or three times. Cruising is wonderful for that. You sample destinations the way you sample desserts at a buffet: just a taste at first… then suddenly you’re Googling flights six months later. Bermuda quickly became one of those places for me. It’s beautiful, relaxing, and surprisingly easy to navigate — and yes, als

If first class isn’t full, airlines may offer upgrades through email, app notifications, online check-in, airport kiosks, or sometimes even at the gate.

With airlines like JetBlue leaning harder into dynamic pricing—not just for tickets, but for seat selection, baggage, and other add-ons—it’s no wonder travelers feel confused

if you’re also managing a medical condition (or two… or three — absolutely no judgment), a little extra planning can make all the difference between a stressful trip and a confidence-boosting adventure.

Traveling solo is a wonderful way to explore the world on your own terms. As someone who has embraced the joy of solo adventures, I can tell you that traveling alone after 50 brings a unique sense of freedom and self-discovery. However, it also requires a bit of extra planning and mindfulness, especially when it comes to safety. Whether you’re planning your first solo trip or you’re a seasoned traveler, these tips will help you feel confident and secure on your journey. Prior

Many women return from solo trips saying the same thing: "I wish I had done this sooner.”

The Grand Palladium Lady Hamilton Resort in Jamaica caught my eye, and after spending some time there, I’m excited to share my experience with you.