Debora Lee

Hawaiian Island Travel Agent Specialist

Have you been wondering where to plan your next vacation? As your travel agent specialist for Hawaii, you don’t have to look any further. You’ll love the chance to get away - to enjoy lush green vegetation,  savor delicious foods, and view unique entertainment. Hawaii has its own special character - one that makes it a wonderful trip destination. Hawaii is a state that’s rich in culture, history, and beauty. It’s also one of the most sought after destinations among travelers. Take a look at the benefits for yourself.

The Beaches are breathtaking

Hawaii's beaches are some of the most beautiful in the world. You can find pristine escapes that provide the ideal spots to relax and unwind. The beaches are also great for surfing, snorkeling, and other water sports. When you visit Hawaii, you’ll find beaches that are very different from each other. For example, you might visit a rocky beach like the one in Hanauma Bay, or a sandy shore like Waikiki Beach. In some places, you’ll even discover black sand beaches. For example, you can enjoy trekking the black sand beach in Waianapanapa State Park. It also is a great place to admire the black lava cliffs and crystal blue ocean views.

Hawaii is a foodie’s paradise

Hawaii is a foodie’s paradise because of its rich and diverse cuisine. It’s a melting pot of cultures, which means you’ll find a lot of different dishes in Hawaii. You can find traditional Hawaiian food, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Filipino cuisine, just to name a few.  You can also find a lot of fusion cuisines. For example, you can delight in Hawaiian tacos and Hawaiian pizza.  Take part in a luau for genuine Hawaiian cuisine, or find a restaurant whose specialties are Chinese. 

Culture and history come together in Hawaii

Hawaii is a place where you can experience a unique  culture and history. You can go to museums and learn about Hawaiian history, or you can go to a luau and experience Hawaiian culture.  You can also go to historical sites and learn about the struggles that the Hawaiian people went through. You can go to a hula show, or learn how to make leis.  As your travel agent specialist, I can also schedule a trip to the Pu’u O Hoku Ranch - also known as the Hill of Stars - located on the peaceful side of Moloka’i.

Activities for everyone

Visiting Hawaii is a great way to get everyone in the family involved. People of all ages will have a great time in Hawaii. There are so many activities that you can choose from depending on your interests.  If you’re into sports and adventure, you can go to an extreme sports park and try out different adrenaline-pumping activities. You can go to an indoor rock climbing wall, an indoor skydiving center, or an indoor surfing facility.  If you want to experience the outdoors, you can go hiking in the lush tropical forest, or go snorkeling to see marine wildlife up close. You can see the beauty of nature up close and personal

Hawaii is home to some of the most beautiful natural wonders. There are many places where you can go hiking and explore stunning waterfalls, lush forests, and amazing caves.  A popular hiking retreat is the Koke’e State Park, where you can explore a lush tropical forest and follow Canyon Trail to Waipo’o Falls You can also hike to Wailua Falls and see one of the most beautiful cascades in Hawaii. If you head toward Kaua’i, you’ll discover Waimea Canyon - a great place to go spelunking. It is also called the Grand Canyon of the Pacific. 

Conclusion

Hawaii is a state that’s rich in culture, history, and beauty. It’s also one of the most sought after destinations among travelers. If you haven’t yet been to Hawaii, contact me today so we can start planning your vacation.  As your travel agent advisor for Hawaii, I know you’ll love your journey and will want to revisit the Big Island as well as the other isles that make up the state of Hawaii - a true gem among travelers. 

Dominican Republic Travel Agent Expert

As your travel agent specialist for the Dominican Republic, I can promise you that you will not be disappointed by your travel choice. On the map, you will find the Dominican Republic (DR) situated in the eastern part of the Caribbean isle of Hispaniola. The other side is occupied by the country of Haiti. While the Caribbean Sea lies to the south, the North Atlantic Ocean is north of the isle. People who travel to DR for the first time envision sipping on rum cocktails or think about dances, such as the meringue. However, DR offers cultural variations as well with its grazing goats in the country and lines of drying clothes outside village homes. Whether you seek a resort vacation or a truly unique tropical getaway, you will find it in DR. Indeed, the Dominican Republic offers some surprising and unique attractions - experiences you can archive in the memory. You will find the Caribbean's highest mountain, Pico Duarte in this part of the world as well as Playa Rincon, one of the highest rated beaches in the Caribbean. You can escape to your own section of the beach without interruption, claiming your parcel of real estate among the seaweed and driftwood. Order seafood on request and enjoy the coolness of the thick-palmed forests. Human travelers are not the only ones who migrate to DR and its waters. Each year, hum[back whales also gather off the shores of the Peninsula de Samana to meet and give birth. Seeing the whales on a tour is one of the exciting parts of visiting DR. You can get a front row seat to the event from the middle of January to mid-March. In fact, the site of Samana is considered one of the top ten whale-watching sites internationally. If you love to cycle, I would recommend, as your DR travel agent specialist, that you head to the Dominican Alps. Bicyclists rave about the trails in the Dominican Republic's central highlands. You can freestyle to your heart's content over rocky trails and coursing streams, or pedal over dirt roads next to sugarcane. If you love the sport of baseball, you will love the winter baseball season. Attending the championship series at the end of January is always a thrill. The Dominican league's six popular teams go head-to-head several evenings a week. As you can see, a trip to the Dominican Republic, whenever you go, is as fun as it is full of adventure. Let's start planning your Dominican holiday now. Give me a call or email me today. I would love to be your travel agent planner and representative.

Jamaica Travel Agent Specialist

There are many places in the world that can be described as paradise. But until you have been to Jamaica, you cannot possibly know the exhilaration of a tropical vacation. That is why I love representing this island country as a travel agent advisor.  

This is a country that has everything – from the red earth on one side, the palm trees on another, and the crystal clear water of its rivers and streams in yet another place. It is a land of unending beauty – lush green jungle, blue lagoons, and snow-capped mountains.  There is also something about this island that makes it very special. Maybe it is the warm and friendly people; or perhaps it’s because Jamaica has all the right ingredients to make any vacation perfect! Let’s take a look at why you should visit this island paradise on your next vacation.The weather is perfect

One of the things you will notice about Jamaica is that the weather is perfect – all year round! You can visit Jamaica any time of the year and you will love being there.  During the summer, June to August, you can enjoy the warmth of the sun, and the pleasant temperature stays between 23 and 32 degrees Celsius 73 to 89 degrees Fahrenheit).  In the winter months, December to February, the weather is warm, but not too hot. The temperatures remain between 21 degrees Celsius and 31 degrees Celsius (69 to 88 degrees Fahrenheit).  During the monsoon season, between June and August, you might get a little bit of rain, but it is warm enough to enjoy the rest of your vacation. The only time the weather might be a problem is between December and February. This is the period of the Caribbean hurricane season, although resorts are built to withstand the winds.

There is so much to do

Whatever your interests are, you can be sure that there will be something to do in Jamaica. If you are a nature lover, you can go hiking, or explore the many waterfalls and caves. You can go bird watching and see the many species of birds that visit the island as well.  Are you interested in history? If so, you can visit the many forts and ruins left behind by the British and Spanish colonialists. Or you can visit museums and art galleries to learn about Jamaican culture.  If you are interested in sports, you can visit golf courses, or go surfing, scuba diving, or deep sea fishing.  Do you like to shop? If so, there are many markets that sell textiles, crafts, wood carvings, and similar local items.  You can also enjoy  reggae music and learn more about the Rastafarian culture, or visit the Bob Marley museum.  Because there is so much to do in Jamaica, you will not run out of things to do.

Breathtaking scenery's

Visiting the Blue Mountains in Jamaica is like going to a different world. It is a breathtaking place. The rich blue color of the water at the Blue Lagoon is something you will remember for the rest of your life. The largest lagoon on the island, the Blue Lagoon reflects varying shades of blue - all that change depending on the time of day. You can snorkel, bathe, or take a raft tour over this body of water. You can even take a glass-bottom boat ride on the river if you’d like. The cascading waterfalls of Dunn’s River, the rich green tropical vegetation of the Northern Gardens, and the contrast of the rust-red earth of the South Coast are just some of the many scenic excursions you will enjoy in Jamaica.  There are many places in Jamaica that are UNESCO World Heritage sites as well, such as the Crow Mountains and Dunn’s River Falls.

Delicious Jamaican food

You can eat almost anything in Jamaica, but you will definitely have to try the local Jamaican food. There are many kinds of Jamaican food, with the most popular being jerk chicken, curried goat, oxtail and rice and peas, ackee, and saltfish. You can eat these foods at the many restaurants or food joints or the island, or you can learn to cook these popular dishes yourself. The food can be sweet, savory, or spicy - just as you like it.

You can see sharks

One of the great places to see sharks in Jamaica is at Treasure Reef at the Dolphin Cover in Ochos Rios. This marine encounter allows you to see the shark, one of the most fearsome and fascinating sea creatures on the globe.

It’s a great place to relax

Jamaica is the perfect place to relax. You can visit the many spas and health centers in the island, and unwind and relax, or you can visit one of the island’s hot springs. If you are interested in yoga and meditation, you will find it on the island as well. You also have access to swim spas.

Conclusion

If you are looking for a place to visit that is warm and sunny, has the perfect weather all year round, has many things to do, and is the perfect place to relax, then Jamaica is the place for you!  To plan your trip, allow me, as your travel agent specialist, to take care of all the details. Let’s begin planning your getaway. 

Bahamas Travel Agent Expert

Being a Bahamas travel agent professional makes me realize how traveling to this location is one bucket list escape that you don’t want to miss. Every time I book a trip or escape to the islands, I always find the experience as sensational as it is rewarding. The Bahamas, with their stunning beaches, turquoise waters, consistent sunshine, laid-back atmosphere, and countless opportunities for diving, snorkeling, boating, and fishing, have long been recognized as one of the world's most popular destinations for both sun-seekers and adventurers alike.  Indeed, more than three million tourists come to the islands each year, the vast majority of them taking part in outdoor activities or to soak up the sun.  However, that won’t prevent you from finding your own peaceful piece of paradise whenever you want it or from getting a sense for Bahamian culture beneath and beyond the glitz. The Bahamas are an archipelago that begins about 55 miles east of Miami and consists of over seven hundred islands, 40 of which are inhabited, as well as a slew of smaller cays (pronounced "keys") that are uninhabited.  Unlike some of its Caribbean neighbors, the islands provide a diverse selection of accommodations, ranging from luxurious high-end resorts to rustic lodges, catering to travelers with a variety of preferences and financial means.  It is definitely worth it to go to multiple islands in the Bahamas in order to absorb more of the region's culture. Despite the fact that they are geographically and culturally similar, each island has its own individual personality and set of attractions.  Although traveling by aircraft is the most expedient method of getting about, a voyage aboard a government mailboat, fast ferry, or hired yacht is a pleasant travel experience. The name “Bahamas” is derived from the Spanish phrase baja mar, which translates to "shallow sea” - an apt description of most of the waters around the isles. The Bahamas have a population of around 321,000.  Despite the fact that the islands gained independence from the United Kingdom on July 10, 1973, Queen Elizabeth II remains the country's head of state, and iis represented in Nassau by a governor general.  It is estimated that tourism generates almost sixty percent of the country's total revenue, which is a comparatively high - $16,000 on average per capita income.  The Yellow Elder flower is the national flower of the Bahamas, and the lignum vitae, sometimes known as the tree of life, is the country's national tree.  The islands of New Providence or Grand Bahama, which are two of the world's most cosmopolitan resorts, offer great vacation packages. In addition, a visit to the Out Islands gives guests the opportunity to see an authentic fishing village and get a peek of Bahamian life outside of pre-packaged travel offerings. It is easy to immerse yourself in the Bahamas' fascinating combination of colonial and African culture and history, regardless of where you happen to land.  For example, Nassau presents an annual Junkanoo festival, fueled by African drumming and flamboyant costumes beside stately colonial edifices.  In addition to multiple sailing regattas,  the islands frequently come to life with seaside fish fries and the sounds of rake 'n' scrape, a form of music that is distinctively Bahamian in origin. The ocean, as you might guess, is also a major attraction.  While some of the islands are surrounded by deeper oceanic troughs, the majority of the sea, as noted, comprises shallow, crystal-clear water - water that reflects a light turquoise hue during the daytime hours. As your Bahamian travel agent, I promise to make your next vacation magical. Give me a call now and let’s begin preparing for your Bahamas holiday.

Cancun Travel Agent Professional

Do you dream of basking in the sun on a Cancun beach, sipping a Margarita, or listening to the soft hum of a tropical breeze? If so, I can help you make your travel dream come true, as I specialize in vacations to Cancun and its incredible beaches. Cancun, Rivera Maya, Playa del Carmen, Playa Mujeres and Playacar are all frequented destinations because of the people and scenery. As your Mexico travel agent advisor, I often like to recommend Cancun because of its all-inclusive offerings. When you take an all-inclusive holiday in Cancun, you enjoy unlimited food, drinks, entertainment, and activities, all which are included in the cost of travel. No surprises - you will know what you are getting at one convenient price. You can even swim with the dolphins without paying anything extra. However, that does not mean other cities in Mexico tare not excellent travel choices. I can regularly book travel to places, such as Acapulco and Cabo San Lucas as well. Wherever you want to go in Mexico, I can schedule an unforgettable escape for two, plan a holiday for your family, or reserve a time for you to regroup. You can go to Mexico and enjoy its beaches anytime of the year, as the weather is always inviting and pleasant. Take pictures and upload them to Facebook to your heart's delight, as the turquoise waters of Cancun, Cabo, and Acapulco offer opportunities for sharing your sightseeing experiences online. As a travel agent professional for Mexico, you can count on me for all travel related to this trending and popular destination. Call me now to discuss your next Mexican holiday.