We all know them, and for quite some time now, we’ve all used and loved them. Online Travel Agencies, also known as OTAs are, on the surface, a really great way to research, plan and package your own trip with oftentimes deep discounts. So what’s the catch? Well, there’s a few.

New York City is a world-known, exciting travel destination with no shortage of things to do. Made famous by numerous appearances in movies and TV, NYC is sought out by both domestic and international travelers. But what about those of you who live and work in the city? Sometimes the excitement can become a little too much. Luckily, NYC is also situated in a prime location with easy access to a wealth of easily-reachable day-trip opportunities.

In a world where beautiful social media posts influence many of our travel decisions, it’s only natural that we not only want to travel to gorgeous featured destinations, but also want to recreate iconic photos and videos we see populating our feeds. I’ve been there. You’ve been there. We’ve all been there. And the number one question asked is always, “what camera did you use?”

Planning the perfect honeymoon is potentially one of the most stressful tasks you can tackle on top of all other wedding plans taking up all of your precious time. There are so many possibilities, and with each one the endless list of questions - when to go, where to stay, what to do (and if you’re part of a special-interests group—is your chosen destination safe?).

Here are my top eight choices for incredible honeymoon destinations for every travel style.

Solo travel can be unnerving, but also invigorating. Once you decide that you will stop waiting for your friends group to commit to that really awesome trip, and just go at it yourself, you will open up an entirely new world of opportunities. You’ll get to meet new, amazing people, you’ll experience new things at your own pace and most importantly, you’ll likely discover so much about yourself along the way.

2022 was definitely the year for "revenge travel," and I don't think 2023 is going to be any different. More countries are reopening for tourism, many hotels stymmied by the pandemic are finally welcoming new guests and airlines worldwide are rebuilding their supply of flights to (hopefully!) meet travelers' demands.