​What is a virtual cruise night?

Well, it is just what it sounds like. We will be holding a ZOOM, online meeting that you can attend on your computer, phone, or other portable device. On our meeting we will get a taste of what a Greek Islands cruise itinerary consists of- an overview of some of the most iconic and loved islands in the Mediterranean including their most famous sights, discover the vessel we will be traveling on, and learn about the all inclusive benefits of all the amenties it has to offer while on board your floating hotel. Just because we can't physically go there now, it doesn't mean that we cannot enjoy the destination, if only virtually, and from the comfort of your own home.

​Where do we go?

Well, I am so glad you asked! On our cruise we will be sailing round trip Athens. Our voyage will take us to the islands of Crete, Rhodes, Mykonos, Milos, Santorini, and Kusadasi, Turkey. We will have extended time in ports rather than on the ship as this is a port focused itinerary - the destination is Greece, not the cruise ship! We will spend time "exploring" each island and getting insider information on the available sights we can visit, and experiences we can enjoy in each location. You will get additional information on the two tours that are included in your cruise fare in two of the ports we will visit.

​How do I sign up?

Signing up is super easy! You can either email me separately or click on the contact me button at the bottom of this post and I will send your our ZOOM link. Please note, if you have not used ZOOM in the past, you will need to install the application beforehand. But trust me, if I can figure it out, ANYONE can! I do not even pretend to be technologically savvy, so do not let that be a deterrent, and I am happy to assist those with the process if you have any trouble. I have had to learn to be a little more flexible in how I conduct meetings with my suppliers, clients, and colleagues during this time, and ZOOM has by far been the best thing ever in assisting me to stay connected and be able to continue to maintain strong partnerships as well as increase my training in the industry and deepen my knowledge in destinations my clients love.

​Are there any perks to being on the ZOOM?

WELL OF COURSE! For all of my Distinguisehd Travelers that are on the call, not only will you enjoy escaping to this paradise for a while, but you will also benefit by being insiders as I have leveraged special group space for several departure dates in 2021. This gives you the advantage of leveraging my relationships in the industry to get special pricing on a 7 night cruise from the low price of only $1019 per person total (pricing varies based on departure date). This includes all taxes, port charges and fees, gratuites, a beverage package, and 2 included tours. Also, if you make your reservation by June 30, you will receive up to €100 in on board credit as a gift to you from me. Not only that, but the deposit amount is only $150 per stateroom, and that is fully refundable up to 130 days prior to departure!

​Will you join me?

I hope this has inspired you to join me on this unique getaway from the comfort of your own home. But, even if you cannot attend, you can still take advantage of the promotions just for being one of my Distinguished Travelers. Just shoot me a quick email and I am happy to give you all of the information. Don't let the inability to make the virtual cruise night deter you from taking advantage of this promotion. And, stay tuned! In August we will be highlighting and traveling "virtually" to some of my favorite Italian destinations! So even though we may not be able to travel for now, I can at least help you get away for a little while and explore some amazing travel destinations.

also​This is a key component of deciding if you have what it takes to be a group leader. Who do you travel with? Who do you WANT to travel with? The answer to this question is actually, quite simple! Your group can consist of friends or family that share a common bond. Parents, grandparents, adult, and young children, extended family - traveling together is a great way to reconnect and share experiences together. However, not only family can be your group, but friends that share a common affinity also make wonderful travel partners! Do you have friends who all love food and wine? Maybe it's a couple's trip. Or, even a girlfriend getaway. Creating your own small group of travelers is not as difficult as it may seem, and the benefits of traveling together far outweigh any of the hiccups along the way. PARTICULARLY if you partner with a professional such as Distinguished Travelers to assist with your planning! We work to make your travel experience as seamless as possible for you and your group.

​Are you ready to start planning? Do you want to find the destination that is just right for you and your small group? Do you want a travel consultant to make the vacation planning process as painless as possible and save you hours of online research only to realize you still have no idea if what you think you have found is right for you and your fellow travelers? If you are ready to stop dreaming about that next great small group vacation and start planning, please don’t hesitate to contact me. And, stay tuned for an upcoming small group trip I have curated to the next European destination hotspot just for my Distinguished Travelers. Who knows, maybe you have what it takes to be one of the group leaders for this next trip and WOW your friends and/or family!

​Slovenia is often overlooked as a European destination, especially when compared to its more famous neighbors. However, Slovenia is quickly rising in the ranks of European countries with so much to offer travelers while being easy on the pocketbook. You heard me right! Slovenia has every bit as much to offer as other countries, but as it is still a bit under the radar as an “undiscovered” vacation hot spot, you can rest assured that you will get the most bang for your buck when vacationing in Slovenia compared to its neighbors. In fact, Slovenia has been voted the next destination hotspot for 2020! Which brings me to my next point – location!

​I am not going to lie. I had to pull out a map to figure out where this tiny country even was. I was shocked to learn that it borders some of the most popular European destinations for travelers; Croatia, Austria, Hungary, and Italy. I know right!? So, while you can fly into the capital of Ljubljana, it is also the perfect country to include in your multi country European vacation. It is only a 2 ½ drive (with a private driver) from Venice, 3 hr. 40 min. drive from Vienna, 1 ½ hour dive from Zagreb, Croatia, and 4 ½ hours from Budapest, Hungary. So, you see, there really is no logistical reason to NOT include it in your next trip to Europe.

Based on the location and neighboring countries surrounding Slovenia, I am sure you can imagine what a wonderful variety of cuisine you will find. I can honestly say that I was very unsure about what local cuisine would even be, but I can honestly say that Slovenian cuisine definitely satisfied this foodie’s palate. As far as wine, the wine region in Slovenia, Goriska Brda, is being referred to as the “little Tuscany.” While visiting the area, we were able to tour and overnight at wineries and meet their winemakers and chefs. The warmth with which we were met at these beautiful vineyards was very reminiscent of its Italian neighbors. ​

​Happy New Year from my family to yours! I hope your 2018 holidays were filled with joy. Our family chose to spend Christmas on a cruise in the Southern Caribbean, but that decision was made almost a year in advance of the actual trip. Why so early? The holidays such as Christmas, New Year, Spring Break, etc. are peak travel times. These are the first dates to sell out, and as a result, they’re also the most expensive times to travel. So, when is the time to get the best pricing and availability on your next vacation? NOW!

​In the travel industry January is the beginning of “Wave Season.” How’s that for an insider tip? It is the time of the year when the best bargains and promotions can be had. It is when you will get the best fares, the most amenities, and best promotions of the year. Trust me. I’ve seen all the deals come and go over the years. Many cruise lines offer discounts such as 2nd passenger 60% off. Perks may include free airfare, drink packages, internet, shore excursion credits, on board credit, or all of the above. This is not for luxury lines only. Even mainstream cruise lines will be running the best deals of the year RIGHT NOW! Are you someone that has been longing to try a European river cruise? Yes, those cruise lines are also taking part in the ever popular Wave Season sales and promotions. If it's on a boat, there's no better time to plan to ship out.

​Don’t worry if cruising is not your thing. Most land packages and tours are also discounted during Wave Season. I guess they didn’t want to be left behind! Many offers are coming down for those of you that prefer to travel NOT by boat. Everything from 25% off trips to the Galapagos, to $1 deposits, and even 2 for 1 International air included in package prices to Ireland, Britain, Iceland, and Italy and are all available for booking now. If a sunny and warm Caribbean beach destination is more your style, there are sales of up to 45% off land and air packages or up to $200-500 in resort credit available.

​Are you ready to start planning? Do you want to find the destination that is just right for you? Do you want a travel consultant to make the vacation planning process as painless as possible and save you hours of online research only to realize you still have no idea if the hotel or cruise line or resort is the right one for you? If you are ready to stop dreaming about that next great vacation and start planning, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Wave Season doesn't last forever, and it will be over and gone before you know it. Promotional end dates vary.

As a frequent traveler, I’ve learned a few things about tech gear you need while trotting the globe. And, for you, my Distinguished Travelers (or friends and loved ones of yours who also love traveling), I have compiled a list of my 6 most useful gadgets. PLUS, read onto see how you can get your free bonus on one of these just for being one of my Distinguished Travelers! These are wonderful gifts to consider for the upcoming holiday season!

​Skyroam Solis
This is a personal hotspot that can travel abroad with you to over 130 countries to help you stay connected. The best part? It supports up to 5 devices! You get 4G LTE WiFi almost worldwide, and up to 16 hours of battery life with a single charge! Use it all day while you are out and about sightseeing and touring. So, if the kids are with you – no problem! If you have to work and need a secure connection for your laptop and multiple devices – no problem! No switching out SIM cards on your cell phone. No international fees on your monthly statement. All 5 of us in my family can use the device while abroad from the pre-loaded cards instead of each of us having to pay the cell provider’s daily fee PER DEVICE. It’s a win/win. Check out the Skyroam Solis here and get 10% off.

Anker PowerCore 10000
Speaking of battery life, that takes me to number two of must haves while traveling. My beloved Anker PowerCore 10000. This baby can give me almost 4 charges on my iPhone on a single charge. On my last to trip to Italy for the GTT conference, my Anker made me quite popular among my fellow Travel Agency Owners and Tour Operators as the charger was passed from one to another while they tried to salvage what was left of their phone’s battery life to make it through the day. I’m pretty sure quite a few of these were purchased upon arrival back in the US. I’m telling you, this is a purchase you will not regret. The charge is lightning fast and I use it just as much daily here at home as I do abroad (when my kids aren’t trying to “borrow” it to boost their own devices). Traveling with a friend? Check out the Anker PowerCore 20000 with TWO ports. 

Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones
Nothing is worse than being on a flight and having to listen to someone else’s device. Don’t be that person. These are a great, high quality option that won’t break the bank. They easily voice pair with your Bluetooth and have up to 6 hours of battery life. So now you can listen to your audio book, music, or favorite flick while being considerate of those around you. BONUS: These are both sweat and water resistant making them great for working out.

Bestek Universal Travel Adapter
This is a non-negotiable for me when traveling overseas. It helps me know that my electronics won’t get fried while traveling abroad by using an inferior product (Been there. Done that.) You can plug in up to three devices, plus it also has 4 USB charging ports – that makes a total of up to seven devices you can have plugged in. It is for worldwide use with 1 EU power, and 3 international adapters for use in over 150 countries all over the world. I don’t leave home without it.

​Kipozi Professional dual voltage flat iron with 1” titanium plates
Sorry guys, this one if for the ladies. The important thing to recognize here is that it is DUAL VOLTAGE. Why is that important you may ask? Well, after I killed my Chi flat iron in the UK I did a lot of research on the subject. It was a costly mistake, and please don’t make the same one by simply taking your hair care appliances from home and thinking you can just plug them into your adapter. Our US appliances run on 110 voltage, while the European power is 220. So basically, you’re asking your device to accept twice the power and not die. Yeah, that’s not going to happen. I now take this flat iron with me and have never had a problem with it in any country. So far it has been to France, Italy, and Slovenia. And, of course, I always plug it into my Bestek Universal Travel Adapter.

​Luggage Scale
Last, but certainly nor least, a luggage scale. This small electronic is invaluable for any traveler checking luggage. As you know, there is a strict weight limit on checked bags when flying. I use this scale to ensure I'm not stuck at bag check trying to shuffle things into other bags, or worse, leaving items behind at the airport because I'm overweight. Well, my luggage, that is. And, for those of you Distinguished Travelers that book and deposit their next vacation within the next three months, I will be giving you a complimentary one as a thank you for your continued support and because hey, 'tis the season of giving!

​I hope you and your loved ones have a wonderful holiday season. For those of your still looking for last minute gift ideas – these are my top picks. Our family is off for the holidays on a Southern Caribbean cruise so I will be taking many of these devices with me for our family to use. It is our last Christmas together before my oldest flies the coop and heads to college next year. It was a tough call on whether to stay home or take a vacation over Christmas. In the end, the kids have everything and anything they could possibly need. We didn’t want a bunch of stuff under the Christmas tree to be what they remembered about this Christmas. We are giving them precious family memories and experiences instead. Of course, we will still do stockings on board, and I’ve already packed up our room décor (oh yeah, our staterooms will be LIT, literally). Follow my holiday travels and let’s start planning your next getaway for 2019.

Because life is short.

Stop dreaming. Start going.

​In a few short weeks I’m headed out to the French Tourism Board's yearly conference in Paris and to explore the Grand Est Region of France, and I can’t wait to share all that region has to offer. Can we say CHAMPAGNE anyone?! I was once again honored to be invited to this prestigious, invitation only, international event. While I'm very excited about my upcoming trip to my beloved France, I want to talk about a trip I'm making in April that will take me there again. I know, I know, I think I will be in France more than home in March and April. In mid-April I will be setting sail on my first Transatlantic cruise. If you are a cruise lover, this type of cruise may be just right for you. Here are a few things to consider when determining if it is a good fit for your upcoming vacation plans.

​Transatlantic cruises are LONG. They go, literally, from one continent to another. Across the ocean. Often referred to as repositioning sailings, it is when the cruise lines move their ships to different areas of the world in preparation for the next season’s sailings. Most of these Transatlantic sailings are anywhere from 12-25 days. This is a perfect option for empty nesters, retirees, or anybody with the flexibility in their schedule for an extended trip.

​As this is a Transatlantic sailing, there will be several stretches of 2-4 consecutive sea days without any port stops. Do you like participating in on board activities, and are you able to find enough going on to keep yourself entertained? Or, are you looking forward to those sea days to lounge around on the pool deck or in the hot tub, or maybe take in the view from your private balcony cabin? Enjoy a spa treatment or three, or have some quiet time in the library. While there is ALWAYS something going on on board for you active travelers, there is also ample opportunity for those of you who wish to take the time to just chill.

​As I mentioned above, these cruises take place when the cruise lines are moving their ships either into the Caribbean for high season, or across to Europe or other continents for summer or winter sailings. If you are available to travel in fall and in the early spring, then this might be a good fit for you.

​Believe it or not, while these cruises are quite long, they are actually very reasonably priced. What you give up in port stops, you more than make up for in price. As some of the lowest price per night sailings on most of the major cruise lines, you can really get a great bang for your buck.

​The beauty of a Transatlantic cruise is you only have to fly internationally one way. So, you are cutting your international airfare by at least half. Depending on if you are traveling from the US to a foreign shore, or the other way around, you can extend your stay after disembarkation abroad or arrive early and tour around beforehand. After disembarking in Le Havre, France I will be headed to Paris for a few days. Because, why not?! Whether it’s Spain, Russia, Australia, or the Great Britain, there are plenty of options to extend your vacation.

​The cruise I am taking will be heading out from Florida and stopping in Bermuda as the first stop. OK, twist my arm and make me go the pink sand beaches. But, we will also be making several other stops along the way. I will be in Portugal on 2 separate days at different ports, we will make one stop in Spain, and finish up in France. So, don’t think that just because you're doing a Transatlantic cruise you’ll just be stuck on a ship for weeks with nowhere to go. You will still have the opportunity to make some very memorable stops along the way.

​Happy New Year! I hope your holiday season was filled with love, joy, and experiences that will bring you wonderful memories for years to come. We are officially into the new year, the decorations are down (or on their way down), and life is slowing to a regular pace. As I now live in North Carolina, this is the time of year when the cold weather brings me down. I'm more of a sand and sunshine girl. So, If I can't be in the warmer weather, I will at least use this opportunity to write for you some of my great experiences that are NOT to be missed while in one of the BEST sand and sun destinations - HAWAII.

The island of Maui is known as the Garden Isle. It definitely lives up to its name. It's green and lush, and the scenery is breathtaking. And, while there is so much to do and see there (the famous Road to Hana being at the top of the list), there are some other lesser known roads and landmarks that should be on your short list. While very beautiful, the Road to Hana on Maui is somewhat treacherous. Knowing it would be me driving my jeep, and not wanting to make that return drive in the dark, I opted for taking in some of the other less traveled areas and sights on Maui. There are many other wonderful options for doing the Road to Hana which I recommend to my Distinguished Travelers. So, after a wonderful breakfast at the Fairmont Kea Lani, I loaded up the jeep for a day of adventure. On Day One here are the sights I hit in order. This detailed itinerary is the most efficient way to hit all of these stops along the way. There was a bit of backtracking now and again, but that is unavoidable when driving in the islands. Day one was a trip to the Haleakala National Park followed by driving “upcountry” to some great stops along the way.

Haleakala National Park
Home to the dormant Haleakala Volcano, it has some of the most breathtaking views. The roads are rugged, as is the terrain, but the drive to the top is well worth the views. My nugget of advice? Wear very warm clothing. With gale force winds and a snow-covered peak, this is no place to be sporting your shorts and tank top. Unfortunately, I never saw any of the local endangered Hawaiian geese known as nene, but maybe you will!

​Ali’i Kula Lavender Farm
A stop at this unique farm on the island of Maui is well worth your time. Even though it wasn’t the height of season for blooms, the smell as you get out of your vehicle is intoxicating. We were just in time for the guided tour led by a local arborist who was able to share with us the operations and history of the farm, as well as take us on a tour of the grounds where we learned about the different types of lavender they grow, and the other vegetation grown on the farm. And don’t skip the gift shop. Everything from lavender oil, bath and body products, and even gourmet culinary ingredients infused with lavender is available for purchase. I was in lavender heaven.

​Church of the Holy Ghost
Dating back to 1879 and started by Portuguese immigrants from the Azores and Madeira Islands. The church is richly decorated and a popular stop for tourists as well as a site for weddings among the locals.

Hawaiian Sea Spirits Organic Farm and Distillery
This location encompasses both the organic Ocean Vodka and the Deep Island Hawaiian Rum distilleries. The grounds are beautiful, and you can participate in a tasting, walk the beautiful grounds, and visit the gift shop for a few souvenirs to bring home. Learn about the Hawaiian history of sugarcane cultivation, sustainable farming practices, and their green operations using solar power in their warehouse and bottling center.

​Hawaiian cowboy town of Makawao, Maui
This charming town is voted one of the top 25 arts destinations in the United States. You can easily spend hours wandering the downtown eclectic shops, boutiques, and art galleries. Eat a famed cream puff from the T. Komoda Store, and if you are there in July, attend their yearly rodeo. This was one of my favorite towns along the drive. Plus, where else can you see people riding their horses through downtown?

​It was such a wonderful and full day getting to know the island of Maui in an intimate way and learning about the people and its culture. I highly recommend my “Upcountry” drive if you plan on visiting Maui. Stay tuned for my second off the beaten track drive in my next article where we will see much of the rugged beauty of the island of Maui. Is Hawaii on your bucket list? If so, we should start working on getting you there.

Because life is short.

Stop dreaming. Start going.

​Aloha! I'm back from my Hawaii vacation and am ready to hit the ground running! It’s the holiday season and that means travel season and lots of family time. Spring Break is also just around the corner. And, don’t forget about summer vacation. It’s important to get a jump start on next year’s travel planning so you aren’t left out in the cold as destinations deal with high travel season demand and limited availability. Are you traveling with little ones or as a family? I'm talking about multi-generational families too, not just mom, dad, and the kids. Don't forget grandmas and grandpas, aunts, cousins, and uncles. This is very applicable to those of you interested in vacationing with extended family as well, and spending time building memories with the ones you love. How can you get the best experience that will keep everyone happy and not feeling like they need a vacation from their vacation when they return home? Read on for my top travel styles for those traveling as a family to help you narrow down your choices for your next escape.

​Group Travel
If you like the idea of having other families and kids around to keep everyone engaged, there are many tour options that offer special departures geared for families. But don’t worry, it doesn’t mean that grownups won’t get to have any of the fun! From National Parks here at home to European destinations, the sky is the limit as to where you can go. Interested in seeing the sights in Europe? How does a Castles and Kilts tour sound? Is an African safari on your bucket list? With plenty of activities and tours that cater to the wide age gap, there really is something for everyone and you’ll get to enjoy all the sights while the younger travelers stay engaged as well. There are tour companies that do a fabulous job of servicing this niche market for families that wish to show their children the world.

If you’ve decided to start the daunting task of planning a family vacation, don’t feel like you need to go it alone and spend hours researching online for destinations and pricing. These are my top tips for a successful vacation. I’m here to partner with you and make the planning process easy and the vacation a seamless one. As a travel professional, it is what I specialize in for all of my Distinguished Travelers.
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​​There are many travel styles and options for those looking for a family vacation. The hardest part should be deciding which style best suits your family and what your vacation travel dates are. As a travel specialist, I take care of the rest for you! Except the packing, you’re on your own for that too, although I do often send my best packing tips before you go. So, where are you and your loved ones off to next? Time is precious and the opportunity for making memories together that will last a lifetime is fleeting. Eat the cake. Buy the dress. Take that vacation. Because life is short.

Stop dreaming. Start going.

​Earlier this month I was extended the offer by the Curacao tourism board to visit this island that remains one of the best kept secrets as a tourist destination for travelers, and I couldn’t resist! What I experienced exceeded my expectations and put it at the top of my “must see” list for my Distinguished Travelers desiring a unique, authentic experience in a tropical setting. It’s a little bit Europe and a lot perfect tropical beauty all wrapped into one that made this girl who loves both unexpectedly ecstatic. What does this have to do with the weirdest thing I ever ate? Well, I ate it here! Read on to find out the top 10 reasons Curacao is the next destination hotspot you should consider when planning your next getaway.

​2. The People
I found the people in Curacao to be some of the most loving and welcoming of any Caribbean island. Being a former Dutch colony, there is a wonderful mix of cultures and languages represented on the island that prides itself in its diversity and acceptance of all nationalities and religions. Most of the locals speak a minimum of 4 languages: English, Dutch, Spanish, and the native tongue called Papiamentu. No need to fear a language barrier here!
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3. The Food
For those of you that know me, you know how much I love experiencing new cultures through their cuisine. With the convergence of cultures, I can assure you there is something for EVERYONE. From the freshest seafood to the local dishes, I was never disappointed. Michelin Star foodie are you? Yeah, I have a place for that. Wanna go a little more adventurous? Yeah, me too. Want to dine around town? I have the perfect recommendations thanks to a progressive style dinner with courses at some of the best restaurants around. You can even have a wonderful local meal in a former plantation house turned family run restaurant.
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4. Honeymoon Hot Spot
For those of you looking for a romantic getaway, look no further. There are wonderful resorts and hotels that are the perfect backdrop for you to relax, get away, and feel pampered with the one you love. You can get a couple’s massage on the beach, enjoy a sunset yacht cruise, visit one of the world class spas, and have a destination wedding or vow renewal in one of the most beautiful destinations in the Caribbean. 
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5. Family Friendly
Don’t think this island only has something to offer couples! There are a wide variety of activities and excursions for those traveling with young ones and those that are just young at heart. You can participate in a dolphin encounter, go on an off-road buggy safari, snorkel, helmet dive, and visit the Seaquarium. Accommodations vary based on your price range and preference. You have resorts with up to 3-bedroom apartments with full kitchens right on the beach. Or, even an all-inclusive option, complete with on-site Kid’s Club for those wanting a little more alone time away from the children.
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​7. Scuba Central
Unlike its nearby neighbor, Aruba, Curacao is made up of mostly coral which rises out of the ocean waters. It’s surrounded by deep water very near the shore and offers some of best dive sites in the Caribbean. It is a very popular destination for divers, and the sights are accessible to snorkelers right offshore.

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​8. Old World Architecture
Remember, I said it’s a little bit Europe and a lot perfect tropical beauty? Well, it truly is. In downtown Willemstad you feel as though you are meandering through the streets in Europe. Because of its Dutch roots, the buildings reflect the European influence in its architecture. The colorful waterfront and its famous floating bridge set this island apart.

​9. Picture Perfect Scenery
As an island made up mostly of coral, the cliffs on one coast make up some of the most amazing views as the waves crash and pummel the shoreline. You can hike up to view breathtaking scenery from a hilltop. On the Southwest coast you will find what I like to call the REAL blue Curacao. With water so blue that it looks almost fake, and so clear that you can see down to the depths, it is hard to beat the experience of basking in these gorgeous waters. ​

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​10. Easy to get to and get around in
There are many nonstop flights between Curacao and the continental US from certain departure points making your travel experience an easy one. Once there, if you prefer to go exploring on your own, you can easily rent a car. They drive on the same side of the road as we do here on the US and it is not difficult to maneuver through traffic as it is in other destinations.

​What does this have to do with one of the weirdest foods I ever ate? I ate it here! As most of you know, I love food and am always up for trying something new and different. On this trip I branched out and ate iguana. Yes, you read that right, iguana. Well, iguana soup, to be precise. It is served in a savory broth that resembles chicken soup. If you can get over the appearance of the skin (which is somewhat rubbery), it is not bad. It tastes just like chicken! Except for the fact that it is very bony. But don't worry if you aren't as adventurous as I am. There are plenty of wonderful foods for those with milder palates.

So, have I piqued your interest and desire to visit this off the beaten path island destination? I hope so! With so much to see and do I know you will not be disappointed. Contact me to help you plan your next prefect getaway! Because life is short.

Stop dreaming. Start going.