Are you looking for all the details to ensure that you have a wonderful visit to the European Christmas markets? Look no further because I have the ultimate guide to the European Christmas markets. jetsettingbees.com Planning & Timing Visits to European Christmas Markets Opening/Closing Times Before booking your trip, make sure you check the opening and closing...
What does Non-Rev Travel Mean Unsplash Flying non-rev travel or standby simply means that you are flying on space available or flying on airline benefits. This is a perk of working for the airlines, and it is a great way for airline families to travel the world. Basically if there are seats you are awarded those based on many different factors. The factors include:...
From twinkling towns to mulled wine moments-your perfect girls’ trip-a winter itinerary through Switzerland,Germany, and Austria Are you looking for the perfect girls’ trip? I’ve got the perfect itinerary for you. This trip is easy to get to using a buddy pass. Here is my ultimate Christmas market itinerary through Switzerland, Germany, and Austria...
London is a city known for its rich history, iconic landmarks, and diverse culture. But did you know that it’s also a haven for market lovers? From bustling food markets to vintage treasure troves, London’s markets offer a unique glimpse into the city’s vibrant atmosphere. If you’re planning a visit to the British capital and want to immerse...
I love Christmas, but last year was our first visit to German Christmas markets. The perfect place to stay for military members is Ramstein AFB. A friend suggested that we go and we enjoyed it. If you love Hallmark movies, you can imagine yourself right in the middle of a set. Close your eyes and imagine lights being strung up everywhere, delicious foods, and mulled...
Gluten-Free Mousse in Vienna Cafe Of course as with any vacation, I have to find gluten-free for my celiacs kiddo! Check out my Bucharest Gluten Free Guide if visiting there. In Vienna, we decided that we wouldn’t be eating out much. First, the food in Vienna is very expensive. Secondly, my kids were sick of eating out after eating out in Bucharest. At home, we...
We love Delta One A few months ago the girls and I flew on a surprise trip to London. Originally we planned on meeting my husband in Ireland, but he diverted. We decided to make the most of our time in London. While I wouldn’t recommend just two days in London because there is so much to see, I am going to share with you how to do two days in London with kids...
Looking out over the Sea I love off the beaten path places (remember Romania), I see travel bloggers who all go to the same places, and I want something different. I crave undiscovered places. But I also want places that are family friendly because of my kids. Bulgaria checked off those boxes. While it is gaining popularity amongst the Europeans, most Americans still...
Cobblestone streets in Vienna School is wrapping up and spring is here. Today on the blog, one of my favorite cities-Vienna, Austria! Hands down the most family friendly city to date for us. Interestingly enough, Vienna at one time was not geared towards children at all. But it was a fan favorite for my kids, the Haus der Musik,the Schonbrunn Palace, Stephansdom, the...
Looking for a gluten-free guide to Bucharest? Look no further, I created one just for celiacs. Before going to Romania, I did extensive research on Romania and where celiacs could eat. I connected with some locals who told me that they did have options, but it could be difficult. For the celiacs that are reading, I’ll be honest it was harder to find food in...