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You have a terrific job, but a costly commute can make an idyllic work situation less dreamy. The IRS puts the total cost of driving 1 mile at 51 cents. For a 40-mile daily round-trip commute, that’s $100 a week. Here are some ways to give yourself a break:
A road trip is the ultimate getaway. It's the journey, not the destination, so don't hurry.
1. Born to Be Wild, Steppenwolf (the all-time ultimate road trip song)
1. Pack a backpack for each child with crayons, paper, books and toys.
• Compare the cost of renting a vehicle vs. using your own.
His most stressful journey ever, says the intrepid host of the travel-adventure TV series Born to Explore with Richard Wiese, was flying with his three children to SeaWorld.
A 10-year-old and his mom and dad try out Disney World's upgrade in time for spring break and summer.
The key to a stress-free trip is having a backup plan.
There's never been a better time to take a cruise. These tips from travel expert Laura McKenzie will enhance your planning, packing and pleasure.
Schedule: Arrive at your departure destination a day early; cruises will not wait for flight delays and lost luggage. Upgrade: On the final payment date, many reserved rooms are released. Mark it on your calendar to call for a better cabin.
Nothing gets an air traveler's heart rate up like standing in security lines as your departure time gets nearer and nearer. Throw kids or older parents in the mix and stress levels can soar even higher.
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