Flights can be confusing! There are so many schedules, airlines and fare classes to choose from. As a travel advisor I can help you narrow the options down based on my knowledge of the airlines
Read More »Did you know that there are different types of cenotes? The most common types are: open, semi-open, and cave. Cave cenotes are underground and these are the newest, typically with clear blue water. Semi open cenotes have
Read More »The island of Isla Mujeres is a short trip from the coast of Mexico. Not as well known as Cozumel, Isla Mujeres offers many of the same attractions. The clear blue waters are great for
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Read More »I had the opportunity to sail last week on Carnival Cruise Line’s newest ship, the Carnival Mardi Gras. It was the last week as the newest ship because Carnival Celebration set sail for the first
Read More »There are many beaches in the Caribbean where you can snorkel. And many of them offer great snorkeling. But there are 3 beaches that I have visited where the snorkeling really stands out. With
Read More »Hawaii is made of 4 main islands that are all very different. Each island has its own unique character and scenic attributes. Watch this video to find out more about the Hawaiian Islands.
Read More »Boston is a great city to visit. The stark contrast between the historic monuments and the modern buildings and attractions creates a unique perspective that cannot be found in many other cities it the United
Read More »The Dominican Republic is a great family friendly destination. There are resorts for everyone, including budget, moderate, and high end resorts. There are also resorts that are more family friendly, and resorts that are adults
Read More »Going to the Yucatán? Dive into a cenote! Forget the ocean; when you come to Cancún and the Yucatán, the water you really need to swim in is in a “cenote”! What’s that? Pronounced “sen-oh-tay,”It’s
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