Making Memories, Not Hangovers: Tips for Planning Sober Group Trips
Traveling with a group of like-minded individuals who are also committed to sobriety can enhance your journey in ways you may not have thought possible
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Author: Jeffrey Gayduk
An Unforgettable Journey: Exploring Arizona
One can hardly speak about Arizona’s enchanting wonders without giving a nod to the grandeur of Canyon de Chelly National Monument. This awe-inspiring landscape is no ordinary landmark; it is the vibrant tapestry of centuries-old cultures woven into a deep canyon.
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Eye Issues You Can Run Into on Group Travels—and How to Avoid Them
It’s sad but true: traveling increases the likelihood of getting sick. You’re in a different environment, so there’s a good chance your body’s immune system isn’t prepared to stave off the illnesses they cause
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Must Visit Antonio Gaudi Structures in Barcelona
Casa Batlló will let you experience a journey to Gaudi’s mind through a unique, immersive visit. One of the biggest draws of the site is its award-winning…
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WeTravel Hosts Successful Tech and Innovation Summit
The WeTravel Tech and Innovation Summit stands as a testament to the strength of the multi-day group travel sector. With record-breaking attendance and an intellectually enriching program, this event serves as a harbinger of a dynamic future, where technology and collaboration converge to reshape the landscape of the group travel industry.
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Tips to Help You Stay Smoke-Free on Vacation
Addressing the urge to smoke while traveling can be challenging. But with the proper research and planning, traveling smoke-free can be achieved without the added stress.
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Explore the Beauty of Cyprus by Renting a Boat
Modern rental platforms like Click&Boat make it super easy to rent a boat in Cyprus – all you have to do is choose your holiday dates and select your boat.
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Camino de Santiago by Bike: Which Camino or Route is Better?
Camino de Compostela is one of the most celebrated pilgrimages in Europe that welcome tons of Catholics, adventurers, hikers, and travelers from around the world to walk its many routes.
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Recent Leisure Group Travel Magazine Articles
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Group travel planning lives or dies on clear communication from the first enquiry to the final thank-you. Good email habits are unglamorous work, yet they cut down on errors and save you time on every trip you run - Downtown Savannah Offers Touches of Grace and Grandeur
This Georgia port city’s extensive historic district, an open-air museum, brims with Southern charm. Walking is the best way to immerse yourself in the past. - American Cruise Lines Christens a New Ship
The 130-passenger American Maverick, newest of the fleet’s 28 small ships, offers itineraries in New England and Florida. All staterooms have private balconies. American Cruise… Read more: American Cruise Lines Christens a New Ship
