Many travelers who visit the spectacular country of New Zealand ask themselves the same question: how could I move here? With its natural beauty, endless opportunities for outdoor recreation, and high quality of life, it’s no wonder that New Zealand steals the hearts of its visitors. One US military retiree …
If you need a getaway or have a serious case of wanderlust, don’t delay your travels in search of a companion. Your best travel buddy is YOU! Even if you have friends or family members to join you, going on a solo journey has many advantages and can be one …
Donny Chamberland retired from the U.S. Air Force at age 45 and enjoys a life filled with family, friends, travel, and exploration. Unlike many transitioning service members, he chose an alternate path after military retirement and did not pursue a second career. Rather than moving to a city in the …
“Do people actually live in Rome?” My 16-yr old niece asked me that question as we exited our hotel and joined the throngs of tourists trekking to the Colosseum. It was my niece’s first time in Europe, and we kicked off the trip by seeing as many of Rome’s epic …
Whether you’re living in Rota, Spain year-round or just visiting, you’ll fall in love with this laid-back beach town on the sparkling Bay of Cádiz. Most of the things to do in Rota involve outdoor recreation, eating, drinking, or relaxing. Sounds pretty good, right? Here are 12 of the best …
For many members of the military community stationed overseas, their host country starts to feel like home. For Phylesia Mickens, an Air Force retiree and participant in our Expat Military Retiree interview series, that country was South Korea. She fell in love with the country during her multiple tours at …
Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with the entire family, Hawaii is the perfect destination for a military vacation! With so many Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) lodging options to choose from, you’re sure to find one that is right for you. Looking for a luxury resort in …
As you enter your military retirement window, 12 to 24 months out from your retirement date, you have many important decisions to make. You ask yourself whether you should jump straight into a second career, as most military retirees do, or take a well-deserved break. You think about where you …