If you have started making your plans for retirement, one of the questions that you are probably starting to ponder is where will you spend your time after you retire. While some of your friends and family may be considering the warm, balmy weather of Florida, the cost of living there can still be quite high. You can have warm, balmy weather, and make the most out of your retirement dollars by moving out of the country.

Whether you're planning a trip for friends and family or organizing a get-together for coworkers and colleagues, planning a charter bus trip is the perfect way for your group to experience new sights and have fun. When it comes to planning a trip, you aren't limited to a particular type of bus. The following offers a rundown of the most common types of buses used for charter trips and a few pointers on choosing the right one for your group.

Using a taxi is an essential skill for any traveler. As USA Today reports, taxis are a great alternative to renting a car. But if you don't know what you're doing, you could end up paying for it, literally. So follow the below tips for successful taxi travel: Tip #1: Not All Cabs Are Created Equal You need to be picky about what cabs you use. The best services will have company names clearly displayed on the sides of their cars, registered plates, a meter in the car, and a working taxi light on top.

Will you be taking your dog with you on your next business trip? If you and your pup will be staying at a hotel, you're probably nervous that he'll raise a ruckus when he's left alone in your room. He'll be in a strange place, with strange noises and unfamiliar smells -- the perfect combination of things to bring on a full-fledged separation anxiety attack. Don't make poor old Fido stay home because he gets a bit lippy when left to his own devices.

If it's your turn to plan and organize the next family reunion, don't panic -- the Internet can help you throw the best bash ever! Here are five ways that using online resources can streamline reunion planning and make it a pleasure rather than a pain: Make a Social Media Page for Your Reunion This should be a temporary page where you explain the basics, such as where the reunion is being held and how long it will last.