Steve shares the 10-step framework for planning trips, from choosing destinations that truly fit to pacing days so the fun lasts. Anchors, alternation, and a single shared Google Doc turn daunting into ease without losing the spark.

• choosing a destination by connection, food, climate, culture, relaxation
• using guidebooks and searches to find anchor experiences
• building a shared Google Doc with confirmations and backups
• alternating city and country to manage energy
• one main activity per day and making options optional
• booking must-see sites and stays ahead to protect spontaneity
• why group travel thrives in a home over hotel
• flights with price alerts and regional comparisons
• visas and entry rules done on official sites
• revisiting and revising plans while asking locals for food

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https://open.spotify.com/album/0boqNyhBk1U1sww21uEWaD?si=RRG2ZItGSImrpIN14t_c2g

https://themostfamousstevewebb.bandcamp.com/album/national-treasure

Some of the drumtracks on the interstitial music were originally derived from the Pocket Queen’s New Breaks Vol 1

https://www.thepocketqueen.com/

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Sample Itinerary:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UtzpCxd0WuKVkOZGtyIZG94nsf-KLO8yFMWMyXsbfGs/edit

The gaggle returns to Bangkok to land the final days of a month across Thailand and Cambodia, trading checklists for pacing that keeps joy alive. A missed palace, a Michelin detour, a neon river cruise, and a noodle farewell show how small choices turn fatigue into celebration.

• managing energy and expectations at trip’s end
• navigating Sukhumvit with kids and avoiding nightlife zones
• poolside reflections on Thailand’s modernization and Cambodia’s scars
• Thai Niyom Cuisine and why Michelin means consistency
• missing the Grand Palace and dropping FOMO
• gridlock strategies and the dinner cruise pivot
• dance floor catharsis on the Chao Phraya
• tuk tuk night run through the red light district
• Benchakitti Park calm and motorbike taxi chaos
• closing with a humble noodle shop and future plans

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https://g.co/kgs/ScJkwa1 (Thai Niyom Cuisine)

https://www.chaophrayaprincess.com/index.php (river cruise)

https://g.co/kgs/sp7sKBK (Benjakitti Park)

If you want to see pictures of the fam on their adventures check them out on Instagram @wwggwithstevewebb

If you like the theme music check out Steve's album, National Treasure, with the links below or anywhere you stream music

https://open.spotify.com/album/0boqNyhBk1U1sww21uEWaD?si=RRG2ZItGSImrpIN14t_c2g

https://themostfamousstevewebb.bandcamp.com/album/national-treasure

Some of the drumtracks on the interstitial music were originally derived from the Pocket Queen’s New Breaks Vol 1

https://www.thepocketqueen.com/

Contact Steve:

stevewebb0201@gmail.com

Steve and family head to Siem Reap and find more than temples: hard history, true art, and everyday resilience. Between jeep tours, hero rats, and student-run kitchens, the city shifts from chaos to compassion in real time.

• visa prep tips for Cambodia and arrival logistics
• first impressions from Pub Street to quiet side roads
• Angkor Wat, Ta Prohm, and Bayon highlights
• guides’ personal histories and unfiltered context
• pacing kids through heat, history, and long days
• where to eat with purpose and why it matters
• Apopo’s landmine-detecting rats and impact
• the Cambodian circus as art and recovery
• revising snap judgments and embracing nuance
• links and recommendations for tours and food

http://www.evisa.gov.kh (get you visa ahead of time!)

http://toursbyjeeps.com

https://apopo.org/support-us/apopo-visitor-center/ (heroic rats)

https://share.google/DQ5KlKZ1xcwa760qa (Street Three Eatery)

https://www.spoonscambodia.org/ (5-star restaurant school)

pharecircus.org (Cambodian Circus)

If you like the theme song check the album National Treasure by The Most Famous Steve Webb anywhere you stream music.

https://open.spotify.com/album/0boqNyhBk1U1sww21uEWaD?si=RRG2ZItGSImrpIN14t_c2g

https://themostfamousstevewebb.bandcamp.com/album/national-treasure

Some of the drumtracks on the interstitial music were originally derived from the Pocket Queen’s New Breaks Vol 1

https://www.thepocketqueen.com/

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Contact Steve:

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