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If you're still thinking about vacation prices in terms of what you paid in 2019 or early 2020, we need to have a frank conversation. The travel landscape has fundamentally changed, and understanding current travel costs 2026 is essential before you start planning your next getaway. As professional travel advisors who work exclusively with Canadian travelers, we're seeing this pricing disconnect every single day, and it's time to set realistic expectations. Why Travel Costs H

The images coming out of Jamaica and eastern Cuba this month tell a devastating story. Hurricane Melissa, a catastrophic Category 5 storm with 185 mph winds, slammed into southwestern Jamaica on October 28th, 2025, as the strongest hurricane to hit the island since Hurricane Gilbert in 1988. It then struck eastern Cuba as a Category 3 on October 29th. The numbers are staggering: 102 deaths across the Caribbean, over 5 million people affected, 120,000 households in Jamaica ne

Traveling with a group is an exciting way to explore new places, share unforgettable moments, and create lasting memories. But let's be honest - organizing a trip for multiple people can quickly become overwhelming. From coordinating schedules to booking accommodations and activities, the logistics can pile up fast. That’s where the magic of professional group travel planning comes in. When you work with experts, your adventure becomes smoother, more enjoyable, and truly stre

You've been dreaming about that Caribbean getaway for months. You reached out to us, got a quote, and it looked perfect. But when you checked back a week later, the price had jumped by $300 per person. Frustrating, right? We hear you – and we want to explain what's really going on behind the scenes. Travel prices can fluctuate daily based on demand, seat availability, and booking windows. Why Does Travel Pricing Change? The Truth Behind Fluctuations Here's the reality: travel

Look, I get it. You’re scrolling through flight deals at 2 AM, convinced you’re about to score the travel deal of the century. Fast forward six months, and you’re standing in some tourist trap restaurant serving watered-down beer for $15 a pint, wondering where it all went wrong. Sound familiar? Here’s the thing: in our DIY-obsessed world, we’ve somehow convinced ourselves that booking travel online makes us travel ninjas. Plot twist – it doesn’t. What it makes us is tired, o