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Holiday Travel & Jet Lag: How to Win
Holiday travel is exciting… until your body thinks it’s 3:00 a.m. while everyone else is ordering dinner. Jet lag happens to the best of us, but a few simple tricks can make it far less dramatic. Hydrate like it’s your job Planes are basically flying deserts. Drink water often and go easy on alcohol until you’ve adjusted. Chase the sunlight Sunlight helps reset your internal clock. Get outside as soon as you arrive—even a short walk can work wonders. Nap smart (or don’t) If y
Karen Kilian
5 days ago1 min read


Cruise Trends for 2026
The cruise industry is heading into 2026 with strong momentum: Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) forecasts continued growth, with millions more passengers expected to set sail compared to previous years. Here are some of the biggest cruise travel trends shaping 2026 — whether you’re a seasoned cruiser or exploring your first voyage: Shorter, Luxury-style Voyages & Flexible Itineraries Long multi-week cruises are giving way to shorter, more curated sailings — ideal
Karen Kilian
Dec 52 min read


Glamping: The Sweet Spot Between Luxury and the Great Outdoors
As a luxury travel advisor, I’m the first to sing the praises of a beautifully appointed suite, a well-timed room-service delivery, or waking up on an ocean cruise with nothing on your agenda except choosing between the spa or the pool deck. But here’s the truth: even for those of us who adore luxury, there’s something magical about stepping into the fresh air, sipping coffee under the redwoods, or falling asleep to the sound of nature. If you are celebrating a milestone birt
Karen Kilian
Dec 12 min read


Why Travel Is Good for Your Mind, Body, and Sanity (Especially for Women!)
There’s something magical that happens the moment we pack a suitcase. Maybe it’s the smell of sunscreen, the sound of zipping up a bag, or that glorious feeling of setting the “out of office” message. Whatever it is—travel just feels good. Travel resets your brain (and your to-do list). At home, our brains juggle a million things—work, family, laundry that somehow never ends. But when you’re sitting on a beach in Mexico or wandering through a market in Italy, your brain gets
Karen Kilian
Nov 112 min read
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