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In the fourth installment of our FAQ series, we're joined by Traveler's community editor (and WWT advice columnist) Megan Spurrell and special projects director Lauren DeCarlo to answer some of your most burning travel questions, including how to figure the right time to start traveling with your kids (spoiler alert: it's different for everybody), the right way to adjust to post-travel blues, and where to go in Mexico over Dia de los Muertos. Plus, Meredith gives her two cents on why you should use every single one of your vacation days—and how to negotiate with your boss for more time off when you need it.
Want to submit a question to the advice column or for a future episode? Drop it into the Women Who Travel Facebook group or email [email protected]. Not only could you hear from Traveler editors themselves, but you'll have more than 140,000 women come to your aid, too.
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In the fourth installment of our FAQ series, we're joined by Traveler's community editor (and WWT advice columnist) Megan Spurrell and special projects director Lauren DeCarlo to answer some of your most burning travel questions, including how to figure the right time to start traveling with your kids (spoiler alert: it's different for everybody), the right way to adjust to post-travel blues, and where to go in Mexico over Dia de los Muertos. Plus, Meredith gives her two cents on why you should use every single one of your vacation days—and how to negotiate with your boss for more time off when you need it.
Want to submit a question to the advice column or for a future episode? Drop it into the Women Who Travel Facebook group or email [email protected]. Not only could you hear from Traveler editors themselves, but you'll have more than 140,000 women come to your aid, too.
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