Jennifer Moody

34 posts

Jennifer has spent over 30 years in management consulting, earning top-tier airline and hotel status each year. She now shares the knowledge she's learned traveling to over 80 countries and across the United States as an elite travel planner and consultant. When she is not on the road, she makes her home in her native Fort Worth, Texas, where she enjoys cooking, needlepoint, and playing with her two Great Pyrenees.

Miscellaneous

Reverse Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD – Is Travel an Escape Route?

Reverse seasonal affective disorder makes summer unbearable for a small population. Travel provides relief. SAD sufferers live through bad seasons annually.

March 1, 2026

6 minute read

A plate of breakfast food is on a table. The plate contains a sausage and several pieces of waffle with butter on top. A fork is placed on the plate. Next to the plate is a decorative cup filled with coffee or tea. In the background, there is a vase with white and pink flowers. The setting appears to be a cozy indoor environment with a couch and pillows visible.

Travel/Life Balance

Sunday Routines and How They Anchor Us

Sunday routines tend to creep up on us. They develop innocently enough as we start our adult years…

February 22, 2026

2 minute read

Tips and Tricks

Ash Wednesday While Traveling

How to be observant on Ash Wednesday while traveling. We share the various options we've discovered for those travelers who wish to receive ashes on this holy day.

February 17, 2026

2 minute read

Two children are walking down a street during a parade or festival. One child is wearing a colorful cape with purple, green, and yellow sections, while the other child is dressed in a white dress with gold accents and rainbow-striped leggings. The street is lined with people sitting on chairs and ladders, and there are trees and decorations in the background.

Destinations

Mardi Gras Like a Local – Part II

Part II of our rundown on how to Mardi Gras like a local. From Bourbon Street (yes or no?) to parades, police, drinking, and beads, we'll help you experience New Orleans and all of Mardi Gras like a local. Our guest blogger breaks it all down in this special series.

February 12, 2026

7 minute read

A group of people is gathered outdoors, likely at a parade or festival. Many are wearing colorful, striped shirts and beaded necklaces, suggesting a Mardi Gras celebration. Some are seated in folding chairs, while others are standing. A person is elevated on a ladder seat, providing a better view of the event. The background shows multi-story buildings and a partly cloudy sky. The atmosphere appears festive and lively.

Destinations

Mardi Gras Like a Local – Part I

How to Mardi Gras like a local - from terminology to travel basics, you'll be a New Orleans pro after learning everything from what a krewe is and how to enjoy a parade (neutral ground or sidewalk?!) to ball structure and where to get the best king cake!

February 10, 2026

7 minute read

Travel News

Hiker Discovers An Abandoned Town

News about hiking normally doesn’t catch my eye. I love the outdoors, but trekking around in the woods is…

February 4, 2026

1 minute read

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Flights

Medical Emergency in Flight? Why You Might Hope There Isn’t a Doctor Onboard

A medical emergency in flight can be a terrifying thing. The page for "is there a doctor onboard" seems urgent. But as a passenger OR patient, you might hope there is NOT a doctor onboard should this happen to you.

January 28, 2026

2 minute read