by charleetravel | Feb 28, 2025 | European Vacations, Hidden Gems, Luxury Vacations, Travel Destinations
Hottest Set Jetting Destinations You Need to Visit! What in the world is Set Jetting? I know… I asked the same question myself. Oh, and try saying it 3 times fast! I’ve put together a list of some of the best spots to save for your next getaway or a dream...
by travelcharlee | Nov 12, 2024 | European Vacations, Explored, Hidden Gems, Luxury Vacations, Travel Experiences
Ever since international travel reopened after the pandemic, travel trends have been exciting to track. There seems to be an endless number of little-known destinations popping up on the radar, with many travelers ready to experience new places and have more adventure...
by travelcharlee | Jul 13, 2024 | European Vacations, Explored, Luxury Vacations, Travel Destinations, Travel Experiences
The last time train travel was in style was a century ago, during “The Golden Age” of railroads, which petered out post-WWII with the car and air travel boom. Fast forward to today, and train travel is trending again, with projections to continue increasing in...
by travelcharlee | Jun 12, 2024 | European Vacations, Explored, Hidden Gems, Travel Destinations
Summer is here and it’s the most popular time of year for family vacations to the beach, life-changing trips overseas to world-famous cities, and much more. Summer is high season for most of these top tourist destinations, despite record-high temperatures with...
by travelcharlee | Apr 18, 2023 | European Vacations, Explored, Luxury Vacations, Travel Tips
Disclosure: This informative travel blog is written by me, TravelCharlee, & all opinions and suggestions are my own. Included are affiliate links, meaning if you you choose to click or purchase, I may receive a small commission. TO TIP OR NOT TO...
by travelcharlee | Sep 6, 2022 | European Vacations, Explored, Luxury Vacations, Small Towns, Travel Experiences
The Northern Lights are an atmospheric phenomenon that you must see in your lifetime. Northern Lights is the common term, but I prefer to call it the Aurora Borealis. It’s Latin for “Dawn of the North.” However, it was Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei...
