You’ve read my About Solo Travel and you’ve decided solo travel is good for you.  Good for you! You’ve also read Step 1 in Planning Your First Solo Trip, and now you want to choose

(Revised 4/28/20) It’s common knowledge amongst Americans that we do not travel as much as we’d like, either due to lack of time, money, fear, or other reasons.  I touched upon this in my post,

One of the reasons why I started the CORR Travel blog was due to the continual feedback I’ve received from people in my country when I talk with them about my travels.  Feedback such as,

Let’s face it, the air travel experience is not what it used to be.  Remember the days when you could arrive at the airport 10 minutes before your flight left, cruise through security in ten

Rev. 4/25/20 You’re getting ready to take an international trip to a country you’ve never been to.  No worries – you got this.  You know where you’re going and what you’ll be doing when you

Rev. 4/24/20 Remember how I mentioned the importance of knowing your starting and end points on your walking map in Five Basic Tips for the Novice International Tourist?  Well, here is a little example as

Rev. 4/24/20 Occasionally I may break out some friendly tourist do’s and don’ts – little travel etiquette tidbits that go a long way in helping us all be a better solo traveler, especially in a

(Revised 4/23/19) New to international travel? Here is one of my efforts to help the novice, international traveler. Actually, some of the tips below can be applied to domestic travel, but it’s with the international

Why Learn a Language for Travel? Revised 4/23/20 In my humble efforts to provide tourist etiquette tips, the one I repeatedly come back to is to learning the local language of the country you are