Expert Travel Advice

Passport & Travel ID Reminders

Before you book international travel, double-check your passport—it must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date. Processing times are slower than usual, so renew early, especially if you're planning holiday or early 2026 travel.

If you're enrolled in Global Entry or NEXUS, don’t forget to update your passport info in your account after renewing.

Starting May 7, 2025, a Real ID or valid passport will be required for U.S. domestic flights. And for Europe, the new EU biometric entry system launches in October 2025, which may mean longer processing times at border checks.

Travel Tip: Check that your passport is undamaged and has at least two blank pages. These small details can make or break your trip.

Transportation

Getting there—and getting around—should feel effortless. From private airport transfers and rail tickets to inter-island flights and chauffeur service, I handle all the logistics so you can travel with ease and confidence. Whether you're navigating a new city, hopping between countries, or arriving in style at your resort or cruise port, I’ll ensure your transportation is smooth, reliable, and perfectly timed to your itinerary.

I’m also proud to partner with Sky Coach & Limousine in Epping, NH, offering trusted airport and private transfer services throughout New England. For clients flying in or out of the region, it’s a seamless way to start or end your journey in comfort.

Travel Tip: If your itinerary includes multiple destinations, consider using a mix of transport—like high-speed rail and regional flights—for a more scenic and efficient journey. The right combination can save time and elevate your experience.

Mobile Tools

Using mobile tools effectively can make your trip significantly easier. Start by downloading essential apps like your airline and hotel apps, as well as offline maps, so you can access key information even without Wi-Fi. Enable travel alerts and notifications to stay updated on any changes or delays in real time. Before you depart, set up an international data plan or secure reliable Wi-Fi access to stay connected abroad without surprise charges.

Don’t forget to back up important documents—such as your passport, itinerary, and emergency contacts—in a secure cloud or encrypted folder on your phone. Adding travel documents and payment cards to your digital wallet also helps speed up check-ins and purchases. Taking these steps ensures your mobile tools truly support a seamless, stress-free journey.