There are a lot of abbreviations floating around when traveling to Europe these days... ETA, EES, ETIAS! Add in the EU vs. the Schengen zone, and it's enough to make your head spin. What do they mean, what do you have to do, and how can you make sense of it all? This episode aims to answer all of these questions.

Listen in to learn more and then, when you're ready to take action, head over to these official sites:

• UK ETA: www.gov.uk/eta

• EES: travel-europe.europa.eu/ees

• ETIAS: travel-europe.europa.eu/etias

This article will also keep you up to date on the current situation with EES as the rollout's success continues to fluctuate.

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The dream and the reality of traveling don't always align. We travel because we dream of beautiful experiences and meeting interesting new people. The reality of delays, scheduling issues, and even scams in travel is enough to suck the joy right out of a trip or potential trip.

So, how do we keep the joy in travel when faced with or simply worrying about all of the above? This is a question posed to host Cheryl Burke in a recent interview. You can read the interview here. The question also led to this podcast episode, which expands on the topic.

While no trip is guaranteed to be perfect, there are things you can do to keep the joy in traveling even if things don't go as planned. Listen in to find out how.

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This week, there is a massive storm set to hit most of the U.S. Traveling has taught me a lot about how to prepare for and weather storms both literal and figurative. In this episode, we discuss how to prep for a storm using the same methodology as we'd use to prep for a trip.

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