Girls trips & group travel
Stop saying “we need to plan a girls trip.” Plan the girls trip.
The group chat has been saying it for approximately 47 years. Ann books it: the resort, the rooms, the flights from Omaha, and the one person everyone texts their questions to.
Photo: RDNE Stock project / PexelsLadies, we're not getting any younger
Book the trip. Wear the matching shirts. Take 900 pictures.
- Cancun, Punta Cana, Jamaica, a cruise, or somewhere new
- Rooms held together so nobody is across the resort
- Everyone pays their own way, directly to the supplier
- One text thread with Ann instead of twelve
Not just girls trips
Take the trip with your parents. With your adult kids. With the whole family.
Those trips were never really about the destination. They were about the people, the laughs at dinner, the terrible family pictures and the stories everyone still tells years later. Families change and schedules get harder. If you have the chance, take the trip.
Multi-generation
Grandparents to toddlers, one resort that works for all of them, with rooms that keep the family close.
Family reunions
A room block, a group rate where possible and a shared itinerary so nobody has to be the organizer.
Best-friend trips
Like the Italy trip Ann booked for two best friends.
Long weekends count too
Leave Friday. Come home Sunday or Monday.
You don't always need a full week of PTO to travel. Gatlinburg, Colorado, Nashville, Chicago, a wine-country weekend, or forget fall completely and go somewhere tropical. Ann plans the short ones too.
Concert & game weekends
Group trip questions
How does paying work for a group?
What if people join late or drop out?
Can you handle a family with different ages and budgets?
From Ann
Tag the women who owe you a girls trip.
Then tell Ann: Cancun, Punta Cana, cruise, Jamaica, or somewhere new. She takes it from there.