Surprises work best when they stir anticipation and wonder. A trip for your significant other carries that special edge — it isn’t just a vacation, it’s a carefully built memory in the making. The thrill begins long before you pack the bags, woven into the little details you plant along the way. But for it to work, you need more than spontaneity; you need intention. You want the experience to feel effortless, even though you’ve stitched it together in secret.
Read MoreIf you’re ready to get out there and travel again, why not spice things up on the first go-round? Unless you’ve been itching to visit someplace in particular, it could be the perfect time to surprise yourself with a mystery vacation. And the best part? You don’t have to do any of the planning.
Read MoreThough I love traveling as much as the next person, there is always one aspect of it that can cause headaches: the planning, the logistics. You have to figure out where you're going, first of all, and then where you'll stay and what you'll do and how you'll budget your money and all the rest.
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