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10/22/2026

Hello, November! 🍂✈️ A fresh month, new possibilities, and more beautiful places to dream about. What destination is calling your name?

10/22/2026

History, sisterhood, and memories we’ll carry with us. ✨ The LGP crew came together for a meaningful visit celebrating President Obama’s legacy—and made the day even more special by sharing it together. 💛

10/21/2026

10/21/2026

She bought a plane—and helped others find their wings. ✈️ Janet Harmon Bragg created opportunities for aviation students to take their dreams into the sky.

10/18/2026

England, Scotland, Wales—and a voice determined to be heard. ✊🏾 Ida B. Wells showed how travel could connect communities in the fight for justice.

10/17/2026

Some journeys carry a message that changes the world. 🌍 Ida B. Wells traveled to Britain to rally support against lynching, taking her fight for justice across the Atlantic.

10/14/2026

Some journeys become books. 📖 Zora Neale Hurston’s research in Haiti helped shape Tell My Horse. Have you ever read a book that made you want to explore a place?

10/14/2026

Which adventure is calling you? ✈️

🧊 Glacier & Glam: dramatic Alaska scenery, unforgettable ports, and seven nights at sea.

💛 Galentines: sisterhood, celebration, laughter, and new memories with your favorite women.

🌴 Mystery Escape: rhythm, coastline, color, culture, and a destination we’ll reveal soon.

Comment “GLACIER,” “GALENTINES,” or “MYSTERY” and we’ll help you take the next step.

10/13/2026

One more clue… ☀️🎶🌊

This destination is filled with sunshine, soul, bold color, beautiful coastline, incredible flavor, and celebration.

We’re keeping the name quiet a little longer—but some of you may already know exactly where we’re headed.

Drop your final guess below!

10/12/2026

Glaciers. Waterfalls. Rainforest. Whales. Eagles. Mountains.

Southeast Alaska gives your camera plenty to work with. 📸

Imagine standing on deck surrounded by some of nature’s most dramatic scenery—with your travel sisters beside you and a new view appearing around every turn.

What would you photograph first?