sperkins+FollowYellowstone’s wild side: Up close with grizzliesSeeing Yellowstone’s remote backcountry through a hiker’s lens is a real eye-opener—imagine trekking along rugged ridges and suddenly coming face-to-face with grizzly bears! This isn’t the usual tourist path; it’s raw, unpredictable, and absolutely breathtaking. The video by @StanMills captures the true wildness of the park, showing just how challenging and rewarding it is to explore these untouched areas. It’s a reminder of how much of Yellowstone remains wild and mysterious. Would you ever venture this far off the beaten path? What’s your wildest outdoor encounter? #Travel #Yellowstone #Wildlife100Share
sperkins+FollowWhy I’ll Never Plan My Own Trip AgainConfession: I used to be a travel-planning control freak, but after letting a travel advisor handle my Paris family trip, I’m never going back. She nailed every detail—think hidden bistros, a macaron-making class, and zero stress over dinner reservations. I actually got to enjoy the city (and my family) instead of obsessing over logistics. If you’re juggling a million things, this is the travel hack you need! #Travel #TravelHacks #ParisTrip00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowDo You Really Need to Plan Cruise Ports?Cruise lovers, spill time: do you plan every port day or just wing it? Turns out, most Carnival cruisers are somewhere in the middle—only 37% plan all their port activities ahead, while 55% just plan some. Only 8% totally go with the flow! But here’s the tea: if you want those super popular excursions, book early or risk missing out. Otherwise, a little research goes a long way for a stress-free beach day! #Travel #CruiseTips #TravelHacks00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowSky Princess brings new cruise adventures to Port CanaveralPort Canaveral just got even more exciting—Sky Princess is now calling the Space Coast home for the winter! With this stunning ship joining the lineup, locals and visitors have more choices than ever for Caribbean getaways, from quick 6-night escapes to epic 8-night journeys. Imagine sailing from Central Florida to places like Grand Turk, St. Maarten, and St. Thomas, all while enjoying top-notch dining and entertainment onboard. With seven cruise lines now homeported here, Port Canaveral is truly a cruise lover’s paradise. Who’s planning to set sail this season? #Travel #PortCanaveral #SkyPrincess00Share
ashley89+FollowWhy August Cruises Are a No-GoThinking about booking a cruise in August? Cruise insiders say it’s the worst time to set sail—especially in the Caribbean. Not only is it peak hurricane season (hello, canceled ports and rough seas), but ships are packed with families squeezing in last-minute vacations. That means crowded buffets, packed pools, and sweltering heat in every port. If you want smooth sailing and fewer crowds, aim for March instead! #Travel #CruiseTips #TravelSmart00Share
Justin Dixon+FollowCruise Lovers, This Is a Game ChangerEver get FOMO when your cruise ship leaves port too soon? Holland America Line just dropped new itineraries with overnight stays in Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji—meaning you can actually soak up the local vibes instead of rushing back to the ship. Think: late-night Melbourne cafés, extra time at the Great Barrier Reef, and real-deal Fijian traditions. Slow travel is officially in, and I’m obsessed with this trend! Who’s in for a longer adventure? #Travel #CruiseLife #TravelGoals20Share
dylan15+FollowDisney Water Park Shuts Down for Thanksgiving!Thanksgiving at Disney World got wild—literally! With a surprise cold front, Typhoon Lagoon and Universal’s Volcano Bay both closed, pushing all the crowds into the other parks. Lightning Lane passes sold out, lines got longer, and people had to rethink their whole game plan. Even some classic rides like Big Thunder Mountain are still down. If you were there, would you brave the crowds or just grab a churro and people-watch? #Travel #DisneyWorld #Thanksgiving00Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowThis Train Ride Is Christmas Magic IRLReady for a holiday adventure that’s straight out of a movie? There’s a luxury train that takes you from Moab to Denver (or even Vegas to Denver!) with jaw-dropping views of canyons and the Colorado River—all from giant windows. Think chef-prepared meals, a stop in Glenwood Springs for hot springs and roller coasters, and serious cozy vibes. If you want to make Christmas unforgettable, this is the ticket. Would you do Christmas on a train? #Travel #HolidayTravel #TrainAdventure20Share
Julie Padilla+FollowDes Moines flights halted after icy runway scareA Delta flight slid off the runway at Des Moines International last night, forcing the airport to shut down all flights until further notice. Thankfully, everyone on board is safe, but the incident highlights just how quickly winter weather can disrupt travel plans here. Only one runway was open during the snowstorm, and now crews are working around the clock to clear things up. Have you ever been stranded at the airport because of weather? How do you think the city should handle these icy conditions moving forward? #News #DesMoines #Travel00Share
sperkins+FollowWould You Do a 3-Day Cruise?Carnival’s new 3-day cruises to Celebration Key are stirring up debate! Some say it’s the perfect intro for first-timers or a quick escape if you live near the port. Others insist anything less than a week just isn’t enough time to soak it all in. One cruiser even said 14 days is the sweet spot! Would you hop on a short cruise, or do you need more time at sea? #Travel #CarnivalCruise #TravelDebate00Share
