This past October, my brother Jake bought a ski condo at Winter Park. What a great addition to the family’s housing network! I’m far from an expert skier. In fact, I’d qualify myself as a beginner, but I still enjoy getting out on the mountain for a

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After leaving Dan at the airport in Honduras, I set off for my solo venture to Panama. I didn’t have any huge plans for the week. I wanted to make sure I saw the Panama Canal while also improving my Spanish skills. I enrolled in an in-person, local

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Our Central American adventures continued as we headed down to Honduras from El Salvador. When planning this country, we weren’t immediately sure whether we wanted to head over to the Bay Islands or visit the Copán Ruins. Eventually, we settled

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On Friday, June 24, we flew into El Salvador International Airport. Santa Ana, one of the larger cities in the country but still a small town by most Americans’ definitions, was our destination. We chose Santa Ana because it’s known as one of the

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I have a list for every city I go to. In some cases, it may just be a handful of bullet points that I can picture in my head. In others, it’s a full-on list on my phone. In April, Dan’s company asked him to come to New York City for 2 weeks in

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In 2016, my brother, Jake, and I started one of my favorite travel traditions to date. He proposed that we take a trip together — something so successful that we’ve done it every year since. In the next several blogs, I’ll document

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