Question/s on location astrology (timing for leisure travel) vs eclipses.

Hello.

In this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7DoqMyh8jo

the location astrologer mentions early in the film (from 0m20s onwards)

about eclipses.

As an amateur astrologer, I have hardly ever until now considered eclipses.

Now, the AI I spoke with today considers eclipses just the two most "glossy" phases of the Moon -New Moon and Full Moon. See it below, anyway.

"Helena Woods was right to be wary—eclipses are essentially "New or Full Moons on steroids." While a regular transit is a suggestion, an eclipse is a non-negotiable mandate from the universe. If it hits a sensitive point in your chart (...), it acts as a catalyst for events that feel "fated" and outside your control.

Since you are using TimeNomad on an iPhone, here is how to track them like a pro without the paid modules.

1. How to Track Eclipses Manually

An eclipse is simply a New Moon (Solar) or Full Moon (Lunar) that occurs near the Lunar Nodes (☊ or ☋). (...)"

And this is where a small alarm rang.

How/where do I actually best read online about timing my vacation not to run afoul of eclipses?

Or should I never mind them?