Jaunt Around Blog
This is where we will be posting travel advice, Location Guides, and other travel articles.
Note: We are brand new only opening our doors in June 2026, everyone involved in Jaunt Around has over 25 years of travel.
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Traveling for Work Without Hating It: A Practical Guide
Business travel has a glamorous image that rarely matches reality. The reality is early flights, unfamiliar hotel rooms, a rented car, and a calendar that does not leave much room for rest. It does not have to be miserable. Frequent travelers tend to share a handful...
Italy Beyond Amalfi: Tuscany, Puglia, and the Dolomites
The Amalfi Coast earns its fame. It is also, in high season, among the most crowded places in Italy, with narrow roads, packed boats, and prices to match. If you love Italy but want a different feel, three regions offer alternatives that could not be more different...
Japan Beyond Tokyo: Kyoto, Hakone, and Kanazawa
Tokyo is spectacular, and nearly everyone who visits Japan should spend time there. But the country's character becomes clearer once you leave the capital, and three places in particular show different sides of it: Kyoto for tradition, Hakone for landscape and onsen...
Choosing an All-Inclusive Resort Without Regretting It
All-inclusive resorts have a simple appeal: pay once, and stop thinking about the bill. For the right traveler, they are a genuinely excellent way to vacation. For the wrong one, they can be a disappointment. The term "all-inclusive" covers a staggering range, from...
How to Plan a Honeymoon: A Month-by-Month Timeline
Wedding planning has a way of swallowing everything. The honeymoon, which for many couples is the part they will remember most fondly, often gets whatever is left over. It does not have to be that way. The key is knowing what to do and when. This timeline works...
Business Class vs. Premium Economy: When the Upgrade Is Worth It
Every long-haul flight raises the same question at some point: is it worth paying more for a better seat? The answer depends on the flight, the traveler, and what the first day of the trip is supposed to feel like. The three cabins are not just three price points....
What Travel Insurance Actually Covers (and What It Doesn’t)
Travel insurance has a reputation problem. Some people treat it as a waste of money until the day they need it. Others buy it assuming it covers everything and are stunned when a claim is denied. The truth sits in between. Travel insurance can be extremely valuable,...
Europe’s EES and ETIAS Rules: What US Travelers Need to Know in 2026
If you have read anything about traveling to Europe lately, you have probably run into two acronyms that sound alike and are easy to confuse: EES and ETIAS. Headlines have not always helped, and some websites have been confusing at best. Here is the clear version. One...
Booking Summer 2027: What to Lock In Now and What Can Wait
It feels early to be thinking about next summer. It is not. Some of the most in-demand travel of 2027 is already selling out, and one event in particular is reshaping the calendar: the total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027. It is expected to be the longest total solar...
Europe’s Christmas Markets: Where to Go and How to Plan It
There is a reason people cross an ocean for a cup of hot spiced wine in a cold square. A good Christmas market is more than shopping. It is a combination of light, smell, sound, and a crowd of people who are all, briefly, in a better mood than usual. But the best ones...