I provide travel recommendations for families with teens, as well as travel planning advice to get the most out of your vacation.
Hurricane Season Is Here—Are You Covered?
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Hey Reader, Planning a summer getaway with the family? Remember, hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, with peak activity typically between August and October. Living in Florida for over 20 years, I'm well aware of hurricane season, but that doesn't mean it didn't affect our travels. A few years ago, what was supposed to be a straightforward road trip from New York back home to Florida turned into a real-life game of “dodge the hurricane.” We had to reroute around the entire state of North Carolina just to stay away from the storm. Last-minute hotel bookings, anxious kids in the backseat, and a constant eye on weather alerts made for a stressful journey. That's why I always recommend purchasing travel insurance—before a storm is named. Once a hurricane is officially named, it's considered a "foreseen event," and many travel insurance policies won't cover related cancellations or interruptions. In my latest articles, I delve into:
Don't let a storm derail your well-deserved vacation. Being prepared can make all the difference. Safe travels, Travel on! Tonya
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Tonya Denmark
I provide travel recommendations for families with teens, as well as travel planning advice to get the most out of your vacation.
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