3 Ways to Give the Gift of Travel in 2025
December 4, 2025
When it comes to holiday gifting, nothing compares to the joy of an experience that creates lasting memories. In fact, ...
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The Rise of Solo Female Travel: Empowerment, Adventure, and Self-Discovery
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In recent years, the world of travel has witnessed a remarkable shift: the rise of solo female travelers. Women of all ...
Luxury Vacation Trends for 2023 You Need to Know
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Now that we’ve turned the page on the challenges and restrictions of the last two years, luxury vacation travel is ...
5 Favorite Fall Travel Destinations for Vacation Inspiration
October 14, 2022
I’ve always been a fan of fall vacations. My birthday is in November, so I enjoy using that as an excuse for a trip ...
3 Reasons You Should Never Dismiss the Powerful Value of Vacations
July 29, 2022
All work and no play make Jack a dull boy. This adage was coined as early as 1659 and still rings true today. It is ...
What is the ETIAS and When Will You Need It?
April 1, 2022
ETIAS is an acronym for European Travel Information and Authorization System. It is a visa waiver program, that the ...
Post-vaccination Travel – What Key Info Do You Need to Know?
April 9, 2021
As U.S. vaccine deployment increases daily, confidence in international travel is growing, too. Add to that the pent-up ...
Official Negative COVID-19 Test Required to Enter the US
January 29, 2021
It was a year ago that we first heard about COVID-19. It was so new then it was still called the novel coronavirus. At ...
Have Confidence Anywhere You See the Safe Travels Stamp
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The coronavirus pandemic has necessarily made germophobes out of even some of the most adventurous sorts. We’ve ...
About Travel Maestro
Hi, I’m Beverly, Covington Travel’s Director of Social Media and the voice of TravelMaestro. I love to travel well and help others do the same. For me, traveling well doesn’t have to mean unabashed luxury, although I must admit, I do love just that. No, traveling well has to do with really experiencing the culture, engaging with people, and learning something about your destination, and very possibly yourself, along the way.
