Wandering our big and beautiful world doesn’t have to be complicated. Or costly. These travel planning articles offer a variety of travel tips, travel tricks, and travel hacks.
A scavenger hunt makes exploring fun, whether it’s in your hometown or a new city. And when you modernize the age-old exploring game with an interactive app, it only gets better! Here are seven reasons you should explore via an interactive scavenger hunt today! To help offset the costs of running EverydayWanderer.com, you’ll find affiliate …
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From combating jet lag to easing the itch of bug bites, these three essential oils are, um, essential for travel. Whether I’m exploring near home or traveling halfway around the world, these are the best essential oils for travel. I have an MBA (and not an MD), so the advice in this article is based on …
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No matter what your destination, a winter road trip often includes bad weather, frigid temperatures, and travel delays. Use this winter road trip checklist so you don’t forget anything important — for your car, your passengers, or your peace of mind. Although the summer months are most popular for road trips in the United States, …
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Nothing says family vacation in the US quite like a road trip. They are an affordable way for American families to transport 3.1 children to the beach, the mountains, or Grandma’s house. So it’s no surprise that nearly 70% of all American family vacations are road trips. But packing for a road trip can be overwhelming, …
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If you’re one of the 12 million Americans visiting Europe this year, this detailed list will help you plan and enjoy your experience to its fullest. Chock full of important things to know when visiting Europe, it’s a tremendous resource, especially if you are traveling to Europe for the first time. I am an American …
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Traveling alone, whether you call it solo travel or single travel, is all the rage. But instead of the benefits of solo consistently touted by most travelers — being responsible for managing the budget, discovering independence, and building confidence — I experienced something quite different. It wasn’t supposed to be a solo trip. But then …
A week-long trip to the “Happiest Place on Earth” costs a family of four around $5,000. Oh, boy! But it’s more than the price tag. Here’s why I’m never taking my kids to Disney… My kids have never been to Disney. They’ve never been to Disneyland, and they’ve never been to Disney World. And it’s …
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From periods to poop to puke, high altitude destinations can wreak havoc on your body. Here are the answers to your most embarrassing questions about the impact altitude has on your body, including tips for adjusting to higher altitudes and ways to keep high altitude sickness at bay. I have an MBA (and not an …
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With 3.5 million miles of rivers snaking their way through the United States, it’s hard to think of a state without at least one amazing riverwalk. Whether the riverwalk is surrounded by restaurants and attractions bustling with activity or flanked on both sides simply by nature’s beauty, there is something cathartic about being by the …
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The differences in verb tenses, vocabulary, and pronunciation can make it harder than you might think for two English speakers to communicate. This picture guide to the differences between British English and American English will help those who have learned Queen’s English know how to speak Yankee when visiting the United States. After traveling extensively …
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Although summer in the Northern Hemisphere doesn’t officially start until June 21st, most Americans kick off the season with the Memorial Day weekend at the end of May. As you make (or finalize) your summer vacation plans, you won’t want to overlook these best summer vacation spots in the US.
