When I first landed in Delhi, the sensory overload was overwhelming – from vibrant colors to aromatic spices filling the air. Like many first-time visitors to India, I felt anxious about what lay ahead. But from chaotic rickshaw rides through Delhi's streets to celebrating Holi with locals in Nandgaon, each experience revealed India's true magic. Beyond iconic sites like the Taj Mahal, it was the off-the-beaten-path moments that left the deepest impression: cooking authentic dishes with newfound friends, learning traditional crafts from local artisans, and surrendering to the joyful chaos of Holi celebrations. While India can be overwhelming, its beauty, spirituality, and transformative power make it an unforgettable destination. Join our March 2025 group trip for a carefully curated journey that balances must-see highlights with authentic local experiences, all while maintaining the perfect blend of cultural immersion and comfortable travel.

Tired of rushing through destinations and feeling like you never have enough vacation days? Drawing from years of leading small group adventures, this guide reveals insider strategies for turning limited PTO into transformative travel experiences. Learn how to combine holidays strategically, create deeper cultural connections, and transform 15 PTO days into more than 50 days of meaningful global exploration—all while maintaining the perfect balance between adventure and authentic immersion.

Three years ago, a small group of adventurous women joined our very first Mexico City trip, carrying nothing but open minds and willing hearts. Today, original travelers Taylor and Kathleen reflect on how that journey sparked lasting friendships, cultural appreciation, and personal transformation – from floating over Teotihuacan in hot air balloons to dancing on trajineras in Xochimilco. Their stories capture the magic that happens when solo travelers come together to experience a destination authentically and intentionally.

Sailing through the Greek islands was an unforgettable experience—discovering hidden beaches, enjoying local food, and connecting with fellow travelers. Every day brought something new, from paddleboarding in clear waters to exploring charming villages. It was more than just a trip—it was a collection of moments that will stick with us for a long time.

Planning a trip to Cuba by yourself can be time-consuming, with many factors to consider, such as visas, accommodations, and transportation. Booking a group trip with me allows you to fully indulge in the beauty and culture of Cuba with ease while I handle all the logistics and ensure your trip goes as smoothly as possible.

If you’re an American, you might be wondering, how am I able to experience the beauty of Cuban culture firsthand? Doesn’t the U.S. government have restrictions and embargos on traveling there? Find out how to travel to Cuba legally and with purpose.

I honestly thought I'd never get a tattoo.

I first wanted a travel tattoo when I was in my early 20's to commemorate the months I’d lived in Spain--but I could just never bring myself to actually do it.

Coffee. Chocolate. Music. Art. Dance. Colombia is a hidden gem of a country that’s underrated and off the beaten path.

It has so much to offer, yet travelers usually skip it to visit other more popular destinations.

Not you, though.

Let’s break down what 9 days in Colombia looks like on my group trip.

The world is big and full of people just like you if you know where to find them.

We ventured out of the desert, passing by packs of camels, driving once again through the dunes until we reached the main road again. We were onward to our last stop, Fes.

After spending a few amazing days in Marrakech, I was extremely excited to wake up early and hit the road for the most anticipated part of our trip: the Sahara Desert road trip.

Morocco has always been one of those mysterious, exotic places on my bucket list, but only recently did it really pop up on my radar. I was deciding where to go to scout a new group trip this past February when I found out Morocco was about to reopen for tourism. It felt like a sign, and I am all about acting on signs, so I booked a trip with my friend Rachel for three weeks later.