All In Vacay Blog

  Traveling abroad typically involves the need for a passport, but for U.S. residents who don't have one for whatever reasom, there are several appealing destinations that still feel like you're in another country - and best of all, you can visit without a passport. From tropical islands in the Caribbean to far-flung Pacific locales, these U.S. territories and commonwealths offer exciting vacation options without the need for a passport. let's explore some of the top destinations you can visit without a passport. Puerto Rico Puerto Rico is one of the most popular destinations for U.S. residents looking for a passport-free vacation. Located in the Caribbean, this island blends the rich culture and history of Latin America with the ease of domestic travel. San Juan, the capital city, is a must-visit for it's stunning Spanish colonial architecture, vibrant nightlife, and beautiful beaches. Explore the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan, visit the historic forts of El Morr...

  Let's be honest- the best vacations are the ones where you don't have to plan every second of it. Between work, family responsibilities, and the daily decision fatigue that life throws at us, the thought of having a lot of moving parts on your vacation doesn't really sound like a vacation. That's where all-inclusive resorts come in - and they're more than just buffets and beach chairs. Today's all-inclusive resorts offer a wide range of esperiences, from adults-only luxury to family-friendly fun, and are located in some of the most beautiful destinations in the world. If you're craving a no-stress, show-up-and-relax kind of getaway, here's why an all-inclusive vacation might be exactly what you need, and how to find the best all-inclusive resorts for your travel style. Why All-Inclusive Resorts Make Vacation Easy All-Inclusive resorts simplify your travel experience in a way that few other types of vacations can. Here's how: Everything's Includ...

  Despite being an integral part of the travel experience, there are numerous misconceptions surrounding the work an advisor does based on how the industry used to function in years prior. Associating these outdated myths with the modern-day advisor can often leave vacationers feeling confused and deterred from seeking out this resource, instead choosing to go at the planning and booking process on their own. In order to save travelers some time, stress, money, and gray hairs, here are seven busted misconceptions about advisors (and why you should work with me). Myth #1: Travel Advisors Cost Too Much Money Often, many travelers think that using an advisor means having to pay them a hefty fee for their services, and it's a misconception that can ultimately push potential clients away. In actuality, most advisors, including myself, get paid primarily via commissions through airlines, hotels, cruise lines and other industry brands. Some advisors may add a nominal fee to be applied to ...