I recently interviewed David J. Alwadish, who CEO of ⁠ItsEasy.com⁠ and arguably founded the passport expediting business decades ago. I asked David a lot of passport-related questions, including where people can get one in an emergency.

Sebastian Harrison was born in Rome and now splits his time between Italy and California. I asked him all kinds of questions and Sebastian shared some amazing travel tips to make your trip to Italy so much better, including how much to tip, how to spot real gelato and the apps to download to get around and stay connected with loved ones. He even shared a top secret beach, which he describes as one of the nicest beaches in the world.

Yesterday, I interviewed my friend Julie, known to many as A Lady In London, about 12 things to know before you go to London. She is originally from San Francisco but moved to London and now runs an award-winning travel and lifestyle blog. In this episode, she shares a ton of great tips for anyone planning a trip to one of my favorite cities in the world: London.

Adam Levin is a nationally recognized expert on cybersecurity, privacy, identity theft, fraud and personal finance. He was kind enough to take all of my questions on how travelers can protect themselves against getting scammed. We talked about everything from paying for gas at the pump to how to detect hidden cameras in vacation rentals.

I just interviewed CD Lazear, an executive at Blue Ribbon Bags, which is a $5 service that guarantees your bag will arrive at your destination airport within 96 hours or you get $1,000.

My buddy Robert Rose, who hosts the popular travel show Raw Travel, tested positive for COVID-19 two days after arriving in Paris. He was kind enough to share his experience and what he learned from his mistakes to help others when they travel internationally.

My buddy Adam Parken lives and works in Germany for Blacklane. He travels around Europe with his three kids and has great tips and incredible stories including being a batboy for the Texas Rangers and for the visiting team playing the Boston Red Sox.

Virtuoso, the world’s leading international luxury travel agency network, has identified where affluent Americans are traveling this summer. Thanks to travel’s unprecedented resurgence and Virtuoso’s data warehouse of more than $49.5 billion in travel bookings, they were able to pinpoint the top 10 domestic and international destinations for the 2022 summer season. I sat down with Misty Belles,  Virtuoso's Vice President, Global Public Relations, to talk about the findings.

Travel writer Kevin Revolinski, aka The Mad Traveler, has traveled to 75+ countries and lived abroad in several, including Thailand, Turkey, Italy, Guatemala and Panama. He's currently based in Madison, Wisconsin but just arrived in Thailand to share his travel tips.