The whole purpose of our blog is to showcase our travels, and how we achieve them. This short post is no exception. With miles and points the world is open to anyone. This is how we’re flying to Tahiti in business class with miles and points.
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Japan is incredible. It lived up to all our expectations and it’s now high on our recommendation list! Check out our Itinerary!
Continue reading “Japan: Our Itinerary (Nov2024)”The Plan for Japan
With a solid plan and direction, anyone can book their dream vacation. But, let’s skip the warm welcome and opener, and let’s get to the plan for Japan.
Continue reading “The Plan for Japan”Visiting Havana as an American
For years, we thought that visiting Cuba as an American was overly complicated and unique. However, we found that it’s actually much more accessible than we anticipated, and Cuba is an incredible destination.
Continue reading “Visiting Havana as an American”European Christmas Markets with a Baby
We took our 8-month-old baby girl to Christmas markets in Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia, and it was incredible! She loved the lights and sounds, and we were all enchanted by the festive atmosphere. The markets are truly magical and should be a bucket list item for any family. We loved every moment and can’t wait to take her back for more as she gets older. Here are some tips and insights to help you navigate and fully enjoy European Christmas markets with a baby.
Continue reading “European Christmas Markets with a Baby”Flying With a Baby: Real Tips From Real Chaos.
The first time flying with a baby is overwhelming; there’s no way around it. Between diaper blowouts, security lines, and the fear of judgmental stares, it can feel like a survival test. But it’s doable, and honestly, far less intimidating than you’d think. Most people are kind, and airline staff are used to helping families. With the right prep, you can make your baby’s first flight (and your sanity) go surprisingly smoothly.
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