Your coworker went on a Caribbean cruise and you thought, “Absolutely not. Stuck on a ship with thousands of people? Hard pass.” Meanwhile, your neighbor swears by escorted tours because they don’t want to think about logistics for one single second, and it surprisingly piques your interest. And then there’s your friend who’s happiest wandering […]

There are some trips you dream about for years, and in just a few days, I’m finally embarking on one of mine. This adventure has been more than 18 months in the making, and I can hardly believe it’s finally here.  I’m heading to Africa, beginning in Kenya with a stay at the iconic Giraffe […]

Ten weeks. Ten destinations. One very big birthday for America. It has been so fun taking you along for this summer series, and I hope at least one of these emails planted a seed for a trip worth making happen. From the cobblestone streets of Charleston to San Diego sunsets from a sailboat on the […]

The list of travel acronyms is truly staggering. TSA, PNR, GDS, FIT. The list goes on and on and on! And don’t even get me started on airport codes. But lately, a new set of acronyms has entered the chat: ETA, EES, and ETIAS. First of all, who decided all three needed to start with […]

We’re almost to the end of my Summer in the USA series, and I’ve loved sharing some of my favorite destinations closer to home. California is full of destinations that get all the attention. Napa. Palm Springs. Big Sur. Lake Tahoe. And somehow, San Diego still manages to fly under the radar. Which is wild […]

One of my favorite parts of this Summer in the USA series has been highlighting destinations that remind us we don’t always have to travel halfway around the world to experience something extraordinary. Jackson Hole is one of those places. There’s a moment that happens when you’re driving through the valley. You round a bend, […]

As part of my summer series celebrating incredible destinations right here at home, I couldn’t leave Napa Valley off the list. Here’s my Napa Valley Travel Guide. People tend to save it for “someday.” Maybe it’s because it’s close to home. Maybe it’s because it doesn’t require a passport. Or maybe it’s because it feels […]

Some vacations are defined by where you arrive. Others begin to feel meaningful long before you reach the final stop. A luxury train journey through the American Southwest gives you time to watch the landscape unfold rather than rushing past it. Mountain towns give way to river canyons. Green valleys soften into broad desert views. […]

Cline Travel Co.’s Charleston Travel Guide There are cities you enjoy visiting. And then there are cities you immediately start planning a return trip to before you’ve even left.For me, Charleston is firmly in the second category. I’ve been fortunate enough to visit some incredible places around the world, from seaside villages in Italy to […]

There’s something about a milestone that makes you stop and really look around. As America approaches its 250th anniversary, I’ve found myself thinking about all the destinationsI spend my days planning for clients. The Amalfi Coast. The Greek Islands. The French Riviera. TheScottish Highlands. And while I love helping clients experience those incredible places, I’ve […]