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When done right, a cross-country road trip can be an unmissable holiday experience.
It’s not without its stresses, though.
Route planning, finding exciting things to do, and sourcing the right places to stay are all huge considerations.
Luckily, more and more travel companies are offering tailored plans that meet the needs of those that want to get from A to B with plenty of experiences along the way.
It doesn’t have to break the bank either - we’ve found everything from apps to bespoke services you can’t find anywhere else. Even the most luxury-oriented services offer free guidance for people that don’t know where to start.
âI Should Have Known Betterâ
Or perhaps not. We are navigating a new world of travel where planning for the unpredictable, more than ever, is part of the itinerary.
Now vaccinated, Wendy Perrin nevertheless continues to try to stay out of convenience stores attached to gas stations, calling them âthe scariest places on the highway.â Credit.Tom Sibley for The New York Times
By Julie Besonen
May 13, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET
Tammy Barbieâs first family trip since the onset of the pandemic began with a strategic error.
Rushing to get to the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport for a flight to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, the former flight attendant didnât have time to pack food for herself, her mother, her husband and their three daughters. Certainly they could purchase something, she assumed, to ward away anyoneâs hunger pains. But the family found next to nothing open at the airport, and on board, only meager bags of bottled water, almonds and cookies were dol
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Gas prices have skyrocketed over the past few months and are likely to stay at those new levels or inch higher as summer approaches.
While almost every aspect of emerging from the state-endorsed COVID-19 restrictions has been positive, prices consumers pay at the pump have maintained a steady upward trajectory since November, only flattening out to about $2.90 per gallon on average in the past month or so.
Many people wonder why and how the price changed so quickly from its recent low of just $1.94 in April of last year. They are also trying to assign blame is it former President Donald Trump’s fault? Is it President Joe Biden’s fault? For the truth, one needn t look further than the mirror.
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