FX Excursions

FX Excursions offers the chance for once-in-a-lifetime experiences in destinations around the world.

Eugenia Lazaris

Eugenia Lazaris is a freelance journalist and editor based in Southern California. Since she began writing professionally in 2017, she has covered stories on every continent and especially loves writing about Greece and the Middle East, two places she has spent a great deal of time throughout her life. Her work has appeared in a variety of publications like Global Traveler, whereverfamily.com, trazeetravel.com, TravelAge West, Go World Travel Magazine and Nea Proini - The New Day. A graduate of University of La Verne, Lazaris is a member of NATJA, SATW and IFWTWA and serves as an annual judge for the IPNE Book Awards. She’s on Instagram, @eugenialazaris.


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Destinations / North America
May 4, 2026

Yorktown, Virginia: Learning History and Sustainability

My parents always made a point to make family travel a combination of fun and learning and, to this day, I follow that approach with every vacation I plan. Yorktown, Virginia, is the perfect option for that approach, giving families the ideal place to teach both history and sustainability in a beautiful location.

Best of Both Worlds

Enjoy the best of both worlds when you fly with TAP Air Portugal thanks to the Portugal Stopover program. With the program, TAP passengers, whether traveling for business, leisure or both, can stop in Portugal for up to 10 days at no additional airfare on the way to their final destination. What does this mean for travelers wishing to explore by both land and sea? It means after flying to Portugal with TAP and experiencing the country in an entirely new way, travelers can then embark on scenic river and ocean cruises from  Portugal’s port cities, or fly with TAP to another European destination.

Destinations / North America
Apr 30, 2026

How to Experience a San Francisco “Baycation”

It seems like new terminology pops up all the time when it comes to travel and how we do it. Some of these terms are hits and some are definitely misses, but the idea of a San Francisco “baycation” is one we can get on board with.