For those of you that have been following our blog, you know that Italy holds a special place in our heart. Our first love for travel was born in Rome. Everything about that trip was perfect. The weather, the people, the energy enveloping us at every turn. With this perfection brought a little fear for … More Return To Rome
The Traveling Chevaliers Travel Agency is already one year old!! How time flies!! When we started our travel agency, our entire goal was to help people get out and travel. We thought that if we helped just one person get out and start discovering the world that we would consider this venture a success. On … More It’s Our 1 Year Anniversary!!
Sometimes a bucket list item isn’t a place, it’s an event. That’s how it was for Craig. Actually, it was two specific events all wrapped up together; the United States Men’s National Soccer Team in a World Cup Qualifying game and the American Outlaws’ march into the stadium. This blog post will be written solely … More Guys Weekend
That hazy time between Christmas and New Year’s is always an interesting time. There’s some sadness that the Christmas season has passed so quickly yet again. The Hallmark Christmas movies are coming to an end. It is no longer acceptable to have cookies for dinner. We have the hopeful idea that we will stay up … More 2021: A Year In Review
When the tide began to turn in a positive direction during the pandemic, we made a vow to say yes to as many adventures as possible. Bucket list destinations and events were going to be given priority because life is so unpredictable, and we cannot let opportunities pass us by. This brings us to the … More Holiday Getaway to Boston
There are a few places each of us feel they must see on vacation. This will vary from person to person. One may feel they have to see the Catacombs in Rome, while another insists the highlight is strolling along the Tiber River at sunset. We will even drag each other to our “must see” … More Final Day in Hawaii
Most of the time we like to think of ourselves as seasoned travelers. Not experts by any means, but we are careful planners and know exactly what we are getting ourselves into. This is a story of our three-hour tour (I know you are signing along to Gilligan’s Island with us, so sit back and … More A Three-Hour Tour: Hawaii, Day 4
For most Americans there are a few days that stand out in our history. Some stand out for reasons of celebration, such as Independence Day. Others stand out due to tragedy. One such day was December 7, 1941, the attack on Pearl Harbor. This is the day the United States was thrust into WWII and … More Pearl Harbor Memorial-Hawaii Day 3
This blog is going to sway from our normal topic of travel adventure and be a bit more personal. The writing is also going to come from just Jen this time as she delves into how she is processing change- putting it on paper. A Mother Knows As with most mothers out there, I can … More College Drop Off- Processing Change
When setting your itinerary for any location, you want it to be multi-dimensional. You don’t just want to see Times Square in New York City; you want to sneak a moment away to the peace and quiet of Central Park and find that hole-in-the-wall bagel shop. Who only wants to gaze upon the Trevi Fountain … More The Ranch- Hawaii Day 2
