Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We have answers.
How often do you travel?
We love to travel as often as we can, but right now, we’re juggling two full-time jobs, a busy nine-year-old’s school and gymnastics schedule, and two elderly pups who need a little extra TLC. On average, we manage 2–3 big trips a year along with a few weekend getaways, and we’re excited to increase that in the future!
Do you book travel for others?
Unfortunately, no—we’re not able to assist with travel planning or booking at this time. While this question inspired the idea behind creating our blog and brand, our busy schedules don’t allow us to take on that role. Instead, our goal is to share our travel experiences to inspire others to take that first step and plan their own adventures.
How long have you been traveling?
Travel has always been a significant part of our lives. When we met in 2008, we bonded over shared travel experiences and made a promise to each other to explore the world together. Over the years, we’ve faced a few challenges—from being broke college graduates to welcoming a baby to navigating the disruptions of COVID. While these obstacles slowed us down at times, they also reignited our passion for adventure and strengthened our commitment to discovering new places.
What’s your top advice for new planners?
The best advice we can offer—coming from one of us who loves planning and the other who can’t stand it—is summed up in our motto: Find Joy in the Journey. If planning your trip is causing stress or arguments with your travel partners, it’s time to rethink your approach. Planning your adventure should be as exciting as the trip itself, not a source of frustration.
Whether that means hopping on a plane with no set plan or creating detailed lists to prepare for every possibility, find a planning style that inspires you and enhances your experience, not one that detracts from it.
Before tackling a big trip, try planning something smaller—a quick getaway to a nearby town that’s affordable and easy to reach. It’s a great way to practice and find your rhythm, proving that any destination, no matter how close, can be an adventure worth planning!