Tracey Evans Travels
If you can dream it, I can plan it
A U.S. citizen on a round-trip cruise from a U.S. port to the Caribbean or the Bahamas can usually sail with a birth certificate and a government-issued photo ID instead of a passport. I still recommend a valid passport book for every cruiser.
The photos might be a little wet and stormy, but the beverages and festival bites were 10 out of 10! We spent time at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, and I wanted to share a few highlights. If you’ve been wondering whether this one is worth putting on your list, here is why […]
Laughter is the universal language of connection, and for me, the most genuine moments of joy happen when I’m sitting around with friends and family, recounting the stories of our time together. Many of these stories….
Navigating Tipping and Gratuities in Travel: When it comes to travel, understanding tipping customs and gratuity expectations can often feel overwhelming. Whether you’re traveling within the U.S. or venturing to destinations like…
Growing up, many of us are asked the big question: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” For me, the answer wasn’t always clear. Life’s twists and turns ultimately led me to a career I never expected but couldn’t imagine living without…
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