Explore Dream Vacations with Suzanne (MCC, ECC) and Steve Klasen

Visas: Everything to Know About Getting One

Big changes are coming for travelers heading to the UK or Europe! Starting soon, U.S. visitors will need an ETA to enter the United Kingdom and an ETIAS for the European Union and Schengen countries. These new electronic authorizations are easy to apply for and help streamline entry—but they are required before travel. Be sure your passport is valid, and check the U.S. Department of State website for full details. Don’t get caught unprepared—plan ahead!

REAL ID Deadline is Coming: What You Need to Know

Starting May 7, 2025, you’ll need a REAL ID to fly within the U.S.! Check your license for a star or visit your DMV to upgrade. Don’t wait—get REAL ID ready today!

How to Stay Entertained During a Long-Haul Flight

Long-haul flights (6–12 hours) can be daunting, but with the right preparation, they can be enjoyable. Stay entertained by watching movies, listening to music or podcasts, reading, or playing games. Stay comfortable by wearing cozy clothes, staying hydrated, and bringing travel essentials like a pillow, eye mask, and snacks. Don’t forget to stretch and sleep to arrive refreshed. With these tips, your long journey will feel much shorter!

Why Travel Insurance is a Smart Investment for Every Trip

Travel insurance is a small investment that offers big protection. From trip cancellations and flight delays to medical emergencies and lost luggage, it covers unexpected costs that could otherwise ruin your trip. Many policies include 24/7 assistance, ensuring help is always a call away. With flexible coverage options, you can choose a plan that fits your needs and budget. Compared to the cost of a trip, insurance is a nominal fee for invaluable peace of mind.