Usually, travel experts recommend that you allow at least 10 weeks before an international trip for your passport to arrive, just to be on the safe side.
If you don’t have enough time before your international trip to apply for a passport normally, you can order a rush passport. There are three different ways to rush a passport. Here is a brief description of the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Read ArticleSpring is here, and that means it’s a great time to plan your next ski trip. Although most people think of skiing as a “winter sport,” there are several advantages to skiing in the spring.
Read ArticleHoneymoons provide newlyweds with an opportunity to get away from it all, focus on each other and celebrate their marriage. Many couples make plans to travel to an international destination. After all, there’s something fitting about beginning a new life together by exploring a new country.
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Read ArticleApplying for passport services is a little bit different if you were born overseas. Almost all US citizens can get a passport, no matter where you were originally from. However, the documents you’ll need to submit are different than they would be for someone who was born in the US.
Read ArticleAre you trying to decide what to do when the kids get out of school for summer vacation? Here’s a surprisingly cheap idea: take the family on a cruise! CBS News has a post up that describes the deep discounts the cruise industry is offering to keep itself afloat.
Read ArticleEffective June 1, 2009, the final phase of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) will go into effect. Any change in federal regulations is likely to cause some confusion, and the WHTI is no exception to this rule.
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