So, What Exactly Do We Do?
We figured you might be wondering. Let’s break it down the way we’d explain it over coffee.
We Keep It Real. No Fluff.
Every trip we take shows up on our blog, from the good stuff to the things we may not necessarily recommend or find to be worth the price. We write the way we talk: casual, honest, and focused on what’s actually helpful.
We Capture the Good (and the Real).
Every trip we take gets documented — the great finds, the overrated stops, and the little things that matter when you’re deciding your next destination. We capture content on-the-go to share real-time updates with our audience.
We Travel Like You
We’re juggling full-time jobs, limited PTO, a strict budget, and three fur babies, just like a lot of people who follow us. That shapes how we travel and how we share it. We want everyday travelers to find advice that actually fits their life.
We Share What’s Worth It
If we’ve stayed there, used it, or packed it in our carry-on, we’ll give the full scoop. And if something didn’t live up to the hype, we’ll talk about that too. We focus on what’s helpful to us and could be helpful to our audience.
We Bring You Along for the Ride
Our content is filmed while we’re actually experiencing it. No do-overs, no pretending it was perfect. Just us, our cameras, and whatever the day brings. That’s what makes it real!
We Collaborate with Purpose
We’re thoughtful about the brands we work with, choosing collaborations that genuinely align with how we travel and what our audience values. It’s a win-win for both you and us!
Here’s Why It Works for Us, Our Audience, & YOU!
We both work full-time jobs and plan our trips the same way our audience does — on weekends, with PTO, and a budget in mind. We save up, plan ahead, and get excited about the same things our audience does. So when we travel, we want it to be worth it. That’s why we focus on sharing what’s real and what’s actually helpful. Our content reflects how most of us vacation: with intention, excitement, and hard-earned money on the line.