I was just reminded why I won't accept client's money. I want your business, of course. But payment needs to be made directly to travel vendor, never to me. Here's why.
I recently came across an article called "Tips for Retirees Who Want to Travel Solo" in the Wall Street Journal. Since it brought up some interesting topics and because it's behind a paywall, I thought I'd summarize some of the highlights
January 2021 saw some notable ocean cruise news: Royal Caribbean sold the Azamara brand. Let's see what this all means.
There's lots of speculation about the return of the travel industry. One of the biggest questions is if passenger demand will return and if so, what will the impact of any pent up demand?. We have a cautionary tale to answer these questions.
Many of my clients are starting to think about where they should go, once the pandemic restrictions are over. For some, the choice is easy - simply get back to the destinations that were deferred in 2020. But for others, this lull has meant that they are
Winter is here! Traditionally that means we start thinking about traveling. We want to get away from the cold. Or we're done with the holidays and it's time to plan our next adventure. Either way, now's the time to chase away those winter blues.
When, Oh when can I travel again? We hear this question a lot. And yesterday we were talking with some fellow travel agents and the question came up once again. Here's some of things we discussed.
A recent article reminded me of our many trips to Europe. To spread the good feeling, I thought I'd share the love a little bit here.
We're starting to see some things to look forward to. Recently, I posted a blog about turning the corner and how things will change. So let's turn our attention what to look forward to. Please note that much of this information is from Travel Weekly magazine.
Tour operators tend to be good forecasters so I like to see what they are saying. Recently the USTOA (the trade group) published a survey of their members.