Emergency travel

With the implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative on June 1, 2009, the United States has new rules stating when a passport book or a passport card is needed when traveling to the Caribbean. more »

Military benefits are plentiful, and this gives the military career an advantage over civilian careers. Indeed, many of these benefits are not easily obtained in the civilian world. The government also provides allowances for duties that require more commitment and time away from family. Service members serve without delay and... more »

Whether it's a vacation or business trip, travel can be expensive, so it is important to detail a trip's purpose, and plan accordingly so that it meets expectations. Considerations include transportation, hotels, meals and sightseeing costs, as well as good use of limited time. An experienced travel consultant can assist, and will... more »

The last thing you need after carefully planning a trip is to lose money because of lost luggage, canceled flights or a medical emergency. Flight-protection insurance can ease your mind by covering costs associated with travel mishaps. Sometimes travel interruptions are out of your control; sometimes they are the result of another... more »

US passports serve as an official identification for travelers from the United States; they contain a photo, personal contact information and personal details. US citizens are required to carry a valid passport when traveling internationally. Passports are generally used for identification at airports, hotels and service providers... more »