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Travel Tips to Help you Unwind 

Many of us feel totally exhausted by the non-stop demands of our “always-on” existence. We long to flee from the endless emails, texts, and social media obligations of our work and sometimes our social lives too. 

Yet even when we reach our destination paradise, our minds remain stuck in the world of work thinking about what we “should have done” before leaving for our much-needed break and what we’ll “have to do” when we get back. We remain in “always-on” mode and it’s jolly difficult to tell your brains to switch off. 

We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us - Unknown

Whether you want to party your way to Papua New Guinea, spend a week relaxing with the family in the Med or spot marine mammals from the deck of your luxury liner, the good life awaits when you choose to cruise.

A Case for “I Do”

Whether you want to scream, say or whisper, ‘I do” – we all need a companion that truly gets us on our journey through life. From the get-go, we should have a good idea of what type of alliance we’re entering into. It then becomes a whole lot easier to plan that long-haul trip. 

A Case for Father’s Day 

If you’re thinking of a pair of socks, a tie, or a World’s Best Dad mug for Father’s Day, perhaps you should think again? Chances are Dad’s got enough pairs of socks, ties, and mugs to last him a decade. How about giving the World’s Best Dad the world’s best travel companion? We’re talking about a thoughtful travel bag or accessory to match his distinctive travel personality. Because, bottom line, he’s plane awesome.

5 Budget Saving Tips 

Sometimes we’re so stressed just making it through the day, we can hardly plan dinner. So planning a weekend away or an annual holiday is a big ask.

The thing is, scheduling and planning are said to help stop the stress before it even starts. So whether it’s taking 10 minutes to plan your day or a couple of hours to plan your much-needed holiday, a plan is the place to start.

A Case For Weekends Away

“What if we recharged ourselves as often as we did our phones?”

While a daily recharge, of sorts, is ideal some of us just seem to be too caught up in the rollercoaster of life’s routine and forget to pull up the hand break.