Ever feel guilty for wanting to explore the world on your own terms—even when you're happily married? You're not alone. We interviewed Jenna, a passionate traveler in a thriving marriage, who believes independent adventures aren't just acceptable—they're essential. "I always knew that whoever became my spouse had to support my love of travel and doing things on my own," she explains. Discover how solo travel helps you rediscover yourself, build confidence, and ironically, appreciate your partner even more. Because the healthiest relationships have room for individual growth.

There's nothing quite like your first Holi celebration. As ancient traditions burst to life in a dazzling spectacle of colors, you'll find yourself swept up in a joyous frenzy that transforms strangers into friends and paints the world in rainbow hues. But like any great adventure, proper preparation makes all the difference between a magical celebration and a potentially uncomfortable day. From protecting your skin to packing the right gear, here's your complete guide to celebrating Holi like a pro.

When I first landed in Delhi, the sensory overload was overwhelming – from vibrant colors to aromatic spices filling the air. Like many first-time visitors to India, I felt anxious about what lay ahead. But from chaotic rickshaw rides through Delhi's streets to celebrating Holi with locals in Nandgaon, each experience revealed India's true magic. Beyond iconic sites like the Taj Mahal, it was the off-the-beaten-path moments that left the deepest impression: cooking authentic dishes with newfound friends, learning traditional crafts from local artisans, and surrendering to the joyful chaos of Holi celebrations. While India can be overwhelming, its beauty, spirituality, and transformative power make it an unforgettable destination. Join our March 2025 group trip for a carefully curated journey that balances must-see highlights with authentic local experiences, all while maintaining the perfect blend of cultural immersion and comfortable travel.

Nature documentaries capture stunning moments, but spending time in Kenya revealed the raw, complex reality of wildlife. Between conversations with our guides and quiet moments of observation, I discovered surprising animal behaviors and partnerships that changed how I see the natural world - like giraffe-warthog alliances, zebra defense strategies, and the true nature of hippos that most tourists never learn about.

When the earthquake struck Marrakech at 11:11pm, travel coach Tricia Sexton was enjoying a rooftop dinner in the medina. What followed was a night of community, resilience, and witnessing both devastating loss and incredible human connection. Her powerful story explains why supporting Morocco through tourism is crucial now more than ever, and how travelers can help local communities rebuild.

Have you ever had to fly without an ID? You might even be stranded right now, wondering what you’re going to do in order to make it back home.