In Advice and Money Saving Tips/ Sites Making Sure Your First Airbnb in Normandy Is A Success I recently enjoyed my first Airbnb in Normandy and I have 3 insights into how you can make sure your stay is a success.… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips Your Options If There’s A French Train Strike I had it planned to a T. I’d spent countless hours figuring out my itinerary for my upcoming June trip to France with flights… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips The toll lane in France took its toll on me There you are in a store’s check-out lane and the line is simply not moving because there’s some problem. The customer is questioning the… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips Where To Charge Your Phone In Paris For Free Running out of battery power? I could tell you to turn off your smartphone. I could tell you to stop checking your emails. I… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips How To Have A Less Stressful Departure From Paris I will never forget our panic when 4 ladies and I headed to Charles de Gaulle airport. We decided we would take the Paris… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips Charles de Gaulle Airport To Paris: Cheaper Isn’t better If I had ONE piece of advice when travelling to the heart of Paris, it’s in this post. As I get older, I have… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips/ Culinary Experiences The Best Value Wine In France? (And A Secret Picnic Spot) This week Keith Van Sickle, author of One Sip at a Time: Learning to Live in Provence, shares his recent discovery in Provence: the… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips How To Do A Road Trip In France Covering Two Regions **Contains Affiliate Links** You’ve decided to visit France but there are so many interesting regions that you don’t know which to visit and how… Continue Reading →
In Advice and Money Saving Tips GettingOnTravel Online Magazine: Destinations And Experiences For The Over-50 Traveller Well before the advent of the internet, one used travel guides in the form of (heavy) books, such as “Let’s Go France” or “$25… Continue Reading →
