November 6, 2017
Sue Marsden
Amsterdam Canals My mother and I set out for our Essential Holland and Belgium Avalon River Cruise knowing that our panoramic suite, discovery dining and personalized service would be spectacular. What we did not realize is that this journey would open our eyes to the dance between Mother Nature’s water and the need for human […]
October 25, 2017
Amber Zakem
Between the beautiful countryside, picturesque towns and bustling metropolitans, Austria is a diverse country that offers different types of journeys for all types of travelers. If you’ve ever been to Austria, then you know the hills really are alive with the sound of music. Julie Andrews gave us a peak into the gorgeous landscape and […]
October 25, 2017
Amber Zakem
Germany, like the US is broken up into states. There are sixteen Germany states, and today we are going to focus solely on Bavaria or Bayern in German. Bavaria is the largest of the German states and is home to cities such as Nuremburg, Würzburg and of course Munich. Munich is the capital of Bavaria […]
October 19, 2017
Sue Adams
Recently I accompanied 24 clients on an Azamara cruise we labeled the Wines of Western Europe because the itinerary was such that wine lovers could not pass it up! The cruise departed from Southampton England and traveled the coast of France, Spain and Portugal. I mean... it’s a perfect way to hit some of the […]
October 3, 2017
Linda Meadors
A travel spa & wellness retreat can last from two hours, to a full day, to nearly a week depending on your interest, time, and of course, budget. The variety is immense and your professional travel counselor can guide you in the right direction. Spa and wellness travel is well suited for solo travel as […]
September 7, 2017
Linda Meadors
Traveling solo means you’re the one who gets to decide where you go, what you see, and what you will do while you’re there.
August 30, 2017
Joan Cook
We have recently returned with a group to Norway sailing on Hurtigruten. We traveled from Bergen up the coast of Norway, across the Arctic Circle, and ending in Kirkenes, the top of Norway. We were pleasantly surprised with the Hurtigruten voyage. We sailed on the MS Finnmarken, a working ship holding 600 people. The ship […]
August 29, 2017
Linda Meadors
Southern or Eastern African Safaris If seeing the some of the world’s most amazing natural wonders under a whole new set of stars (you are in the Southern Hemisphere) is your dream, then a luxury safari in Southern or East Africa may be in your future. Your knowledgeable guide will transport you within protected game […]
August 29, 2017
Linda Meadors
What makes a successful group trip? As a group leader for over twenty years, I have stuck to these five group ground rules: Limit the group size to 16-24 people and accompany this group. Establish activity and mobility parameters before promoting the group. Focus on the affinity which brings this group together and don’t encourage […]
August 11, 2017
Linda Meadors
While each of these South Pacific countries offers diverse solo itineraries, most travelers want to sample...