Matthew VanBuren

Turks and Caicos Travel Agent Specialist

One of the pleasures of being a travel agent is representing the Turks and Caicos Islands - an archipelago that lies in the Atlantic Ocean, made up of 40 coral isles. The British Overseas Territory sits southeast of the Bahamas. One of the popular islands is Providenciales, also commonly called Provo, home to the beautiful Grace Bay Beach. The beach has luxury resorts, scuba-diving sites, and restaurants. The 14-mile barrier on the island’s north shore is featured as is a magnificent underwater wall off the shore of Grand Turk Island.There's a good probability that any images of idyllic beaches you've used as desktop screensavers were taken in the Turks & Caicos Islands. Although this Caribbean island chain is a less-traveled area, it is home to some of the most breathtaking shores in the world, with sand so white it almost sparkles and water so clean and light blue that it seems you can see the ocean floor for miles. In contrast to other developed Caribbean islands, the great outdoors is prioritized in the Turks and Caicos Islands, so prepare to spend a lot of time in and around the picture-perfect waters. Snorkeling, scuba diving, boating, and sunbathing are the main pursuits here. Pack your swimwear and take a quick flight to this British territory to begin your holiday. Tropical island getaways simply don't get any nicer than a trip here.Major holiday months, particularly December through January and March through April, are the islands' busiest travel times (the islands are popular with Easter and spring break crowds). The islands are busier and more expensive during these months, but the weather is wonderful. However, many travelers believe that the spring season, which runs from February to April, is the finest time to visit the Turks and Caicos Isles because it offers the perfect balance of pleasant weather, affordable prices, and a wide selection of accommodations. To get the best rates, avoid the weekends surrounding holidays. One of the greatest events on the islands occurs every last weekend in May and is known as the Big South Regatta. On South Caicos, there is a customary yacht race with lots of activities scheduled for both competitors and spectators. Another significant yearly event is the Conch Festival, which takes place on Providenciales the last weekend in November every year. The Turks and Caicos Islands is the official name of the nation, however most people just refer to it as "Turks and Caicos" or "TCI." It is erroneous to refer to the group of islands as just "Turks" or "Caicos.” The main form of payment on the islands is the U.S. dollar, and English is widely spoken. There is no need for power adapters because the islands use 120v, 60Hz electricity. The Providenciales International Airport (PLS), where all planes land, is where travelers can board the Caicos Express or InterCaribbean for inter-island transit. Both have everyday flight options. The single cruise ship station on the islands, the Grand Turk Cruise Center near Grand Turk's southern tip, is where many guests come aboard cruise ships. Boat transport between islands is also an option. The islands lack buses and railroads, but you can get around using a cab or rental car. On Providenciales, Grand Turk, and North and Middle Caicos, taxis are available; they are often rather pricey. The majority of taxis are huge vans that passengers share while traveling the same route. Similar to Uber, Conch Cab is a well-known taxi service that can be ordered using an app. However ,it only serves Providenciales.If you drive yourself, keep in mind that driving is on the left, not right. The maximum speed limit is 40 mph on highways and 20 mph in villages.You’ll love the Turks and Caicos as much as I like sharing details about the island nation. Give me a call to contact me by email for all the details now. As your travel agent specialist, I will do everything in my power to ensure you have an unforgettable trip.

Cancun Travel Agent Specialist

Cancun is one of the friendliest Mexican resort vacation destinations on the planet. That is why I thoroughly enjoy working as a Cancun travel agent specialist. My clients rave about the times spent in this once-remote fishing village - now a popular spot for water sports, shopping, or a day trip to archeological and historic sites. Cancun, which is situated on the Yucatan Peninsula, continues to draw tourists with its consistently welcoming atmosphere, both in terms of the locals and the weather. Mexico's coastline spans 6,200 miles. However, Cancun remains one of the favorite spots along this lengthy coast. Because the majority of the structures in the Hotel Zone sit on their own stretch of sand, visitors can enjoy ocean views anytime from private balconies. Therefore, these luxury hotels make it great for enjoying a cold beverage while you savor the Cancun sunset.On the Caribbean side of the Hotel Zone, you’ll find public access beaches such Playa Gaviota and Azul, also called Playa Forum by locals. Playa Delfines is a great option for surfers or photographers.Given the variety of activities available, Cancun is a vacationer's paradise for  anyone who appreciates the great outdoors and an active beach lifestyle. Dive or snorkel in the area's enigmatic cenotes (limestone sinkholes), or spend the day jet skiing or paragliding at the beach. Cancun is the kind of place that allows you to unwind on the beach or enjoy a round of golf while admiring the breathtaking scenery.  If you want to explore the culture, I advise taking a trip to the Cancun Mayan Museum and viewing the artifacts.After your visit, be sure to explore the many archeological sites nearby, including El Meco, El Rey, San Miguelito, Tulum, Cobá, and Muyil, among others.I also recommend a day trip to Chichen Itza, declared one of the Seven World Wonders. The ancient stepped pyramid is also known as Kukulcan or El Castillo. The Mayan people consider the site a sacred and spiritual place.Throughout the ruins, you see stone carvings, dating back a couple thousand years. I suggest seeking out the Temple of the Warriors and the Wall of Skills during your one-day excursion.Cancun has a wide range of shops for people who love to shop as well., From upscale malls and designer boutiques to flea market stalls, Cancun has it all. In fact, the Hotel Zone is home to some of the busiest shopping centers in the area, such as Marina Puerto Cancun, Kukulcan Plaza, and La Isla Shopping Village. If you're looking for  authentic souvenirs and Mexican art, check out the flea markets, Coral Negro and Mercado 28. Cancun, which is renowned for its delectable native cuisine, features must-visit eateries. Well-known travel and lifestyle publications have praised the resort’s numerous cafes that feature an array of delicious cuisine. Many of the establishments feature views of the gorgeous Nichupté Lagoon and the Caribbean Sea.Downtown Cancun also offers a superb selection of local eateries serving authentic Mexican food along with cuisine from around the world. Allow me to plan your ideal holiday to Cancun right now. For the most recent Cancun travel information, get in touch with me. I'm looking forward to serving as your Cancun travel agent consultant.

Bahamas Travel Agent Expert

As a travel agent expert for the Bahamas, I can promise you that your vacation to this tropical island destination will always give you a chance to unwind for a while and view life more positively. Therefore, you only have to give me a call and learn more about the exciting and relaxing things you can plan on a Bahamas holiday.  The Commonwealth of the Bahamas, also referred to simply as the Bahamas, is a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean that span over 500 miles. These Caribbean islands are popular with tourists because they are tropical and laid-back, easy to get to, and offer an experience that allows you to live life to the fullest. That’s because the islands offer a turquoise blue ocean, warm, salty breezes, and numerous possibilities to escape from the everyday.  Freeport on Grand Bahama Island is an example of a destination you’ll want to see. Only a short flight or cruise from Florida, the port offers a variety of attractions for anyone seeking a Bahamas holiday. Freeport, the capital of the island of Grand Bahama, offers much to do to keep tourists entertained. Outdoor enthusiasts can go kayaking or cave exploring in the adjacent Lucayan National Park, while beach bums can just park themselves on a stunning stretch of white sand beach with a drink in hand to refresh and cool them. Of course, there are also many chances for shopping, eating and drinking locally, swimming, and snorkeling.  However, Freeport and a trip to the Bahamas is not just about hanging out on the beach, shopping, dining, or snorkeling. You’ll also want to explore the nature or natural surroundings of the islands.  In Freeport, I suggest a visit to the Rand Nature Center.  The Rand Nature Center is a haven for nature lovers, located in the center of Freeport on 100 gorgeous acres. Stroll down the  2,000-foot trail  at the nature center - it passes through a pine forest and copse and is lined with informative signs and displays on the area’s  flora and wildlife. You’ll also see the local works of artists.  Bird species of all types are found at the center all year long, but between October and May, when migrating birds come for their winter visit, birdwatching is at its height. Therefore, what you plan to do on your Bahamas vacation will direct you to when to visit the islands. From mid-December to mid-April, when the weather is the best, the peak travel season takes place. That means you’ll have to pay higher prices and you’ll run into more crowds during this period. Whenever you visit the Bahamas, you won’t experience temperatures below 60 degrees Fahrenheit. So, there really is never a bad travel time with respect to the temperature. However bear in mind that the Atlantic hurricane season spans from June to November. While it rains more during the summer, you’ll also experience fewer crowds. From September to October, the islands have the least amount of tourists. During your Bahamas trip, you can visit a private island, enjoy scuba diving, take a charter and fish, or engage in just about any water activity. Besides being invitingly warm, the waters in the Bahamas also teem with marine animals and life.  One of the favorite resorts in the Bahamas is the Atlantis Resort, which sits on Paradise Island, in Nassau. I can arrange for you to get a day pass to Nassau’s 141-acre Aquaventure Waterpark. You can also enjoy golf, casino gambling and drop in at one of several fine-dining establishments. Other attractions in Nassau include the Versailles Gardens, the Bahama Barrels Winery, the distillery tours at John Watling’s Distillery, and chocolate-making classes at Graycliff Chocolatier. Allow me to introduce you to a variety of exciting Bahamas sites and attractions. Let’s start planning your travel itinerary now. I look forward to serving as our travel agent specialist for anything related to a wonderful Bahamas holiday. Call me now for all the details. 

Miami Travel Agent Specialist

I enjoy my job as a Miami travel agent specialist because Miami is a one-of-a-kind paradise and destination. Not only is it home to some great beaches, it also provides plenty of attractions for anyone seeking some respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The area most closely associated with Miami is perhaps South Beach, which  has been portrayed in numerous movies and television shows. It represents a wide stretch of white sand that extends a little over two miles north of South Pointe Park. Punctuated by vibrant lifeguard stations and surrounded by Ocean Drive's unique cityscape of Art Deco architecture, the area is a showcase for sidewalk eateries and boutique hotels.  Further north, you’ll run into the  more sedate beaches of the Mid-Beach and North Beach communities - neighborhoods with  a very laid-back character, which offer plenty of room for you to spread your blanket over sea-grape covered dunes. The picturesque mile-long Surfside Beach and posh Bal Harbour are located still further north. Visit Florida’s first officially sanctioned  nudist beach, Haulover Beach, where you can go swimming and enjoy the sun, unrestricted,  if you’re so inclined. The beach, farthest to the  north, is Sunny Isles Beach, which is also home to the Newport Fishing Pier.  Greater Miami and the surrounding area is home to a plethora of intriguing attractions, from the breathtaking natural wonders of Biscayne National Park and the Everglades to the picture-perfect buildings of South Beach's Art Deco Historic District.  I can add any of the above attractions to your travel itinerary. If you love history, I recommend a visit to the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a charming Italianate estate overlooking Biscayne Bay in Coconut Grove. James Deering, a wealthy entrepreneur, formerly made it his winter residence.  Another attraction to see - the Venetian Pool in Coral Gables is a unique natural swimming pool located in a coral rock quarry. If you enjoy the arts, the Wynwood Arts District is the ideal place to discover the fascinating world of street art. You can find it at Wynwood Walls, an outdoor gallery devoted to the genre, as well as all around this popular and trendy area.  Or, take a stroll to the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), which is located in Downtown Miami. The spectacular building was constructed by Pritzker Prize–winning architects Herzog & de Meuron, and overlooks Biscayne Bay. Browse its collection of modern American art. The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science, which features a planetarium and an aquarium, is right next door and offers breathtaking sights. The great outdoors has plenty of entertaining options of its own. Get out on the water and see Greater Miami from a new angle by taking an airboat trip through the Everglades. Plan a boat ride to Millionaires' Row, and embark on your journey from Biscayne Bay. You might also  rent a kayak or paddleboard to have a closer look at the fascinating aquatic ecosystems in this southernmost part of Florida. More than 3,000 animals can be seen at the Miami Zoo, including sea life displays and shows at the Miami Seaquarium - both of which are  informative and entertaining.  Visit the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden to see orchids and other native flora in these expansive gardens, and stop by the butterfly garden as well. If you want to see Miami, the Everglades, or some of the great attractions in southern Florida, I am your go-to Miami travel agent specialist. Allow me to introduce you to this great vacation destination. Give me a call today for further information. 

South Florida Travel Agent Specialist

I want to share my knowledge with you as a South Florida travel agent professional. I know what attractions to recommend and can direct you to the ideal places to stay while visiting this friendly and sunny vacation destination. I have been to south Florida many times and love its beachfront parks, botanic gardens, and  coral reefs. I often suggest that visitors travel to Miami's Seaquarium, where they can swim with dolphins, or snorkel at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first undersea park in the U.S.  Exploring South Florida's museums is another travel option, as they offer a great deal of information about nature, science, art, and the area's history. From Miami to Key Largo, South Florida invites travelers to relax and immerse themselves in water activities, shopping, and fine dining. As your travel agent for South Florida, I can suggest attractions that suit all age groups and preferences.  Where do you want to go? What would you like to do? As your travel agent, I am happy to offer my recommendations. For example, the Naples Botanic Gardens is one of South Florida's top attractions. Visit this popular site and see plants native to the region. The attraction features 170 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and over 1,000 species of plants.  The gardens are separated into 7 separate ecosystems and tours are offered throughout the year. Whether you would like to get acquainted with South Florida's fauna and flora or want to schedule a golfing holiday, contact me by phone or online. Plan your South Florida vacation anytime of the year. I will be here.  

Luxury Safari Adventures Travel Agent Expert

Thinking of taking a luxury safari adventure? These trips are one of the most thrilling ways to see the natural wonders of Africa. Not only do you get to see incredible animals, but you also get to explore their natural habitats from the comfort of a private car or plane. As your luxury safari adventures travel agent advisor, I can make this trip happen. While there are many different options for planning a luxury safari trip, I can offer some general ideas to help you get started. Read on for insider information and tips on everything you need to know!

Research your options

Choosing the right safari travel agent professional is one of the most important aspects of planning your trip. That is where I can help. I can help book your trip and even guide you through the whole experience.  I can share my travel knowledge with you so you can make the right travel decisions. 

Selecting the right location

There are many different places in Africa where you can go on a luxury safari adventure. Although there are many different factors to consider when deciding where to go, location is certainly a large one.  When deciding on a location, it is important to keep in mind that the top safari destinations in Africa tend to be very popular. This means you may  have to book your trip some months in advance to get what you want.  Other places in Africa are less popular or are still relatively undiscovered by tourists. These places may not be as luxurious, but they also tend to be less expensive and less crowded. If you are looking for a more private experience, these tours may be a better fit for you.

Choosing your accommodation

You can choose to stay in safari lodges, tented camps, or even luxury tree houses - all of which offer something different. Luxury lodges are often located in large cities, near airports, or in areas where some animals are less likely to be seen.  Tented camps are frequently located in more remote areas and offer a more private experience. Tree houses provide a unique trip stay.  When choosing your accommodation, you will have to take many things into consideration. For example, how close is it to the areas where you want to go on safari?  How easy is it to get to these places? What kind of facilities does it have? How expensive is it? These are all important factors to think about when choosing your accommodation. As a travel agent professional, one of the tree house accommodations I recommend is the two-story Starbed Treehouses- which appear to float above the Zambezi River. They are close to spectacular Victoria Falls on private Kandahar Island. A luxury suite is featured on the lower tier and the upper deck features a “star” bed, plunge pool and sitting area. The tree house at the Victoria Falls River Lodge allows you to either sleep beneath the stars or in an air-conditioned suite. Regardless of where you choose to rest, you’ll see spectacular views of the Zambezi River.     

Booking your safari tours

When you are booking your safari tours, it is important to find the right balance between the number of activities you can do and how much time you spend in nature. Different people have different needs when it comes to booking tours.  Someone who is very interested in wildlife may want to go on tours that last all day and include very little downtime between activities. These tours tend to be very exciting, but they may not give you much time to go off on your own or rest and relax.  On the other hand, someone who doesn’t care as much about wildlife may prefer shorter tours with more free time in between activities. I can help you find the perfect tour - one that supports your travel needs and preferences.Be sure to bring these things with you

When you go on safari, be sure to bring a sturdier pair of shoes. Some people go on luxury safari adventures wearing sandals, flip flops, or open-toed shoes. While these may be okay for short walks, they aren’t proper footwear for many of the activities you may do during your trip. I also suggest you bring a good camera. In this case, don’t rely on your phone camera, as it won’t produce the type of spectacular pictures you’ll want to share. In addition, a water bottle is a must-have accessory. It can be easy to forget to drink enough water on your trip. This is especially true if you are out on tours where you aren’t drinking as much water as you should.

Conclusion

Whether you are looking to go on a luxury safari adventure in Africa, or a similar adventure elsewhere in the world. I can help, as your travel agent professional, to plan the ideal itinerary. Let me introduce you to the wonders and sights of Africa. Call me today so you can plan the dream vacation of a lifetime. 

European Travel Agent Expert

Traveling to Europe is one of the best travel adventures you’ll ever experience. As a travel agent specialist for Europe, I know that Europe offers something for everyone. It’s an amazing travel escape that you’ll never forget - one that you can archive fondly in your memory. That is because Europe is a continent brimming with history and culture. From the cobblestone streets of Venice to the stunning fjords of Norway, it’s hard to imagine that there’s anywhere left in the world that isn’t overrun with tourists.  In fact, there are thousands of places in Europe that will leave you spellbound if not speechless; it all comes down to finding a destination that best suits your needs and interests. Whether you have a passion for art or architecture, hiking, or seeing the sights by ship,  Europe has something you won’t be able to resist. Even if you think you know everything there is to know about this amazing continent, there are more things that may surprise you.Europe is more diverse than you think.When you think of Europe, you might imagine vast plains and rolling hills; however, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Europe is incredibly diverse, with scenery ranging from tropical beaches to snowy mountains.  In fact, Europe is home to the world’s only temperate forest - a wooded region that spans across a single country, Spain. Europe is made up of 49 countries, each with their own culture, architecture, and history.  It’s important to research the countries you wish to visit. Each comes with its own special rules that may differ from its neighbors. For instance, while Spain and Portugal are both located on the Iberian peninsula, they still follow different rulebooks. Therefore, it is important to note cultural differences and the expected rules of etiquette and laws.Europe has a rich history, which makes for excellent sightseeing.

Europe has a long history, with some of its most famous landmarks dating all the way back to ancient times. Whether you’re interested in seeing old ruins, castles, or museums, Europe has it all.  Many of the most popular European destinations are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which means they have been deemed to have cultural, scientific, or natural significance.  Each of the sites is unique and offers a glimpse into European history. If you’re interested in seeing as much as possible, it’s best to plan a route that takes you to several of these sites.  Or, if you’re short on time, it’s a good idea to focus on one area, so you can really get a feel for its culture and history.Europe is actually quite modern and technologically advanced.When it comes to the differences between Europe and other regions, many people focus on a country’s language and culture. Europe is also actually quite modern and technologically advanced.  As a result, many European countries are ahead of the curve when it comes to renewable energy, free and extensive public transportation, and fast wifi. If you’re planning on staying in hostels, you may find the hostels in this part of the world have more amenities.  This is due to the abundance of public transportation and a focus on pedestrian-friendly streets.European food isn’t what you think it is.

When you think about European cuisine, Italian foods or croissants and baguettes often come to mind. While these are truly authentic dishes, you’ll also find some interesting dishes that you’ve never heard of or tried. Sampling the cuisine is one of the best ways to also experience the culture of a country.Finding the best places to visit in Europe can be difficult.One of the hardest parts of planning a trip to Europe is deciding where to go. With so many places to explore, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of options. It’s best to start by deciding what you want to see. It may help to focus on a single category, such as architecture or history. Once you’ve decided on the type of destination you want, you can begin narrowing down the options. One of the best ways to do this is by reading travel blogs and articles.  These kinds of media offer insights into the best places to stay and the highlights of each destination. If you’re looking to visit multiple places, it’s helpful to create a travel itinerary that includes all of your destinations and the distances between. This allows you to plan your travel times and gives you a general idea of what you should expect from each trip.

The Final Word

As your travel agent advisor for Europe, I can help you make those hard travel decisions - what to focus on, where to stay, and how to plan your holiday. From booking your flights to researching the best places to visit, it’s important to get started as soon as possible. Call me now and let’s start planning that perfect vacation. 

Dominican Republic Travel Agent Expert

I am always excited to book travel for trips to the Dominican Republic. There is no better escape to recommend. As your Dominican Republic travel agent professional, I can book a trip that will meet both your expectations and plans for a rewarding escape and holiday.The Caribbean nation of the Dominican Republic is located to the west of Haiti on the island of Hispaniola. It is renowned for its golfing, resorts, and beaches. Its landscape consists of hills, grasslands, and rainforests, including Pico Duarte, the tallest mountain in the Caribbean. The Gothic Catedral Primada de America in Santo Domingo's Zona Colonial area is a five-century-old Spanish landmark. Therefore, you can enjoy both history and beach life when you land in the Dominican Republic. If you’re a golfer, you will, indeed, find this an idyllic location to hone your golf skills while experiencing the island’s tranquility.The good news is that you don’t have to confine yourself to a beach resort if you don’t want to. You can visit many popular sights in DR as an independent traveler. If you desire to embrace beach life, but want to avoid the crowds, you might consider heading toward the remote corners of southwest  DR.When you take this route, you’ll discover the breathtaking sands of the Jaragua Peninsula. Also, you’ll find more accessible beaches scattered around the Samana Peninsula. Samana is also a great spot to check out the humpback whales that migrate each winter to Bahia de Semana.You might also take a trip to Las Terrenas, the Samana Peninsula’s liveliest and most vibrant town and resort. Other beaches in the area that are well worth seeing include Las Ballenas, Coson, and Bonita. In addition, you’ll find cays off-shore that are homes to underwater caverns, including Dudu Cave. Along Pueblo de los Pescadores, close to the water, eateries and bars abound that feature open-air seating.Of course, no visit to DR is complete without seeing the capital of Santo Domingo, a place that is both urban and modern but also offers plenty of historic attractions and churches. I suggest you visit Zona Colonial to learn more about the capital and its intriguing sights.You don't need to look very far if you're looking for a little more adventure and outdoor life. The largest mountain range on the island, the Cordillera Central, offers a breathtaking backdrop for multi-day hikes through the wilderness to the summit of Pico Duarte, the tallest peak in the Antilles. You’ll also like your treks to Jarabacoa, a resort town that features water sports and some amazing cascades.I must encourage you to visit El Limon, a waterfall hidden in the Samana Mountains. You can get there on horseback. This waterfall represents one of the loveliest spots on the island.I know you’re going to love DR as much as I like serving as a travel agent expert for the Dominican Republic. Let me plan a trip that you soon will not forget. Give me a call today and let’s begin planning your travel itinerary now.

Yacht Charter Travel Agent Specialist

I work as a travel agent for a variety of destinations and include yacht charters in my portfolio. I can tell you that reserving a luxury yacht for vacation is like no other experience. You don't have to pack and repack when you are on this sea adventure. The whole ocean is at your beck and call. I know all about the most popular charter regions and destinations and can connect you to the ideal boating excursion. I handle corporate and event yacht charters and family tours with kids. For instance, would you like to see France by yacht? Maybe you would like to book a fishing vacation along Mexico's shores. Caribbean yacht charters are also fun and exciting adventures. Booking a yacht charter is one of those holidays you cannot leave off your bucket list. As your travel agent for yacht charters, I have the experience and connections in the industry to ensure your yachting trip is rewarding and memorable I can charter a yacht for you to just about anyplace in the world. For example, you can get acquainted with the western and eastern Mediterranean by luxury boat or visit Asia or the South Pacific. One of my favorite recommendations is Florida and the Bahamas. Indeed, the world gives you many places that you can explore on a yacht. That is where my experience as a luxury yacht charter travel agent will benefit you. I can provide expert suggestions about some of the top yachting destinations in the world. Maybe you would like to journey to the French Riviera or the exotic isles of Thailand. If so, I can arrange all the travel details. The Caribbean Islands also invite yachters with picture-perfect shores and a diversity of marine life and tropical flowers and plants. Each island has its own special charm. That is why chartering a yacht in this location is a great travel idea and vacation plan. Make your next vacation truly something to look forward to by arranging a yachting vacation. Whether you wish to charter a yacht for a short tour or wish to expand your horizons, I can make your sailing adventure come true. Contact me now by email or phone and let's start planning your yachting vacation now!

Private Jet Charters Travel Agent Professional

As with everything in life, the journey to the final destination is often as important as the final destination itself. That’s because along the way you meet new people, experience new things, and see different sights. That is why I am completely committed to my job as a private jet charters travel agent professional. This is just as true for business trips as it is for personal vacations. With that in mind, if you’re currently planning a business trip or vacation, you might be asking yourself: “Are there any benefits to jet charters over commercial airlines?” If so,I can clarify any questions or concerns about this form of travel. Maybe you have a busy schedule - one that is keeping you from attending the meetings and events that are essential to your professional growth. In addition, you might not be able to get time off work or meet the travel requirements for some of these trips.  Alternatively, you might not have access to a private plane so that you can take off whenever you wish. That is where I can help. As your personal travel agent advisor, I can make quick work out of traveling - whether by business or for leisure.What is a Jet Charter?A jet charter involves booking travel or  renting a private plane to use for a certain amount of time. You are the only person responsible for the flight, and you have control over the route and schedule of the flight.  This is opposed to a scheduled flight, which is a part of a larger commercial airline route over which you have no control. People who want to be able to travel whenever they want and at their own leisure often use jet charters as a way to travel. Many celebrities also use jet charters because they want privacy and wish to avoid being bothered by paparazzi.Why Use a Jet Charter?There are a number of reasons why someone would use a jet charter service. For example, maybe you have an important meeting that can’t be missed, your work has an important event that is happening out of state, you have a special family occasion that happens out of state, or you are an executive who wants privacy and luxury.

Other Benefits to Using a Jet Charter

When you travel by jet charter, you can create your own flight plan. You can even visit the places where commercial planes don’t land.   You’ll also like the privacy. You can travel alone or with other people if you want. You avoid a large number of hassles. This includes dealing with security lines and bag check-ins. You have more options available to you. If your flight gets delayed for some reason, you can reroute your flight to your destination without worrying about missing a meeting or event.Things to Know Before

Using a Jet Charter

This is a private travel experience that comes at a price. You have to be prepared to spend money in order to get what you want. Also, the quality of the jets will vary depending on the company you use.  Make sure you know what you are getting before you book the flight. In addition, consider the availability.  I can help you plan a flight that will meet your travel requirements. The Pros of Using a Private Plane This type of trip planning makes  customer service a priority. Compare this to commercial airlines where you have to hurry through security and wait in line for your bags. Also, the best jets have full bars and serve gourmet meals.  You also have access to more in-flight entertainment than you do on a commercial plane. Chartered  jets are more secure than commercial planes as well. While commercial jets sometimes have layovers or have to stop in other locations, you can directly fly to where you’re going on a charter. 

Give Me a Call and Let’s Start Planning Your Trip Today

A jet charter is the most luxurious way to travel. It is also the most expensive way to get to where you’re going, but that does not have to deter you. You may pay top dollar but you’ll also receive a top level of service. Let me plan the perfect trip for you. As your travel agent advisor, I can help with all the details. Give me a call now so we can arrange that ideal flight. 

Antigua and Barbuda Travel Agent Professional

As a travel expert for Antigua trips and holidays, I can tell you there are plenty of good reasons to explore this one-of-a-kind vacation destination. Antigua and Barbuda are two tropical islands in the Caribbean Sea that are around 1,000 miles east of Jamaica and 500 miles from Trinidad off the South American coast.On Antigua, visitors can find historical landmarks, delectable cuisine, and a vibrant cultural climate. The island's 365 beaches, however, are what attract visitors from afar the most frequently because of their beauty and diversity.  Do you enjoy having fun in the sand? Are you seeking for shallow clean water for your children to play in? Would you be interested in diving deep into the ocean? There is a beach here in this paradise for each day of the year. If you decide to visit Antigua's attractions, you'll discover that the sun worshipers, who regularly camp along the coasts, often ignore the panoramic views of Shirley Heights or overlook the interesting history of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.  Therefore, your sightseeing excursions can turn out to be quite enjoyable. Besides the many beaches, you can also discover some of Antigua’s hidden charms. One of these hidden, or maybe more obvious, charms is Nelson’s Dockyard - a historic site I suggest you add to your travel itinerary. If you only take a day off from the beach, visit Nelson's Dockyard in English Harbour, which has been immaculately preserved. The naval dockyard originally housed the British fleet during the Napoleonic Wars and, from 1784 to 1787, unctioned as Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson's administrative hub. The Dockyard is home to various restaurants, cafes, and boutiques as well as the Dockyard Museum where Admiral Nelson's telescope and tea caddy are on display. Guests who visit the Dow's Hill Interpretation Center, can view a 15-minute presentation on the island's history and culture.  Other Dockyard activities include walking around the marina, unwinding at the neighboring beach, or ascending to Shirley Heights to admire its sweeping views.  Although it's unlikely that you’ll see all of the dockyard's attractions in one journey, making the trip will motivate you to re-explore the Dockyard on another trip. Half-Moon Bay in Antigua is another recommended site. You can either plan a half-day or full-day excursion to one of the best beaches on the isle. The remote beach is located in the easternmost part of Antigua. The national park location draws the interest of windsurfers who like the beach’s large waves, as well as snorkelers who can snorkel in quiet waters close to the edge of the beach.  Everyone embraces the white pearl colored sands and the fact they are privy to one of the most beautiful sunsets around. However, the beach is hard to find, with its winding and paving road offering little in the way of markers and signs. Therefore, traveling to the free-access island can be expensive - especially if you go by taxi. The beach is about 40 minutes from the cruise port, so I suggest spending the whole day at the island if you want to make the most of your money and time. Pack a picnic lunch, bring a towel and beach chair, and you’ll find you won’t mind spending the money if you take a taxi or rent a car. Unless you’re driving to Half-Moon Bay, driving through Antigua is fairly easy if you plan to go by rental car. Just make sure you drive defensively and watch out for the road surface, which is lacking in some locales. If you prefer, you might think about taking a scenic tour of the island so you can get to know it better. By taking a day tour with a guide, you can learn more about the island's history and its present sights.  An extensive day tour includes popular sights, such as Shirley Heights, Devil’s Bridge, the Blockhouse, the Nelson Dockyard and Fig Tree Drive. See the large banana trees and enjoy lunch at a waterfront restaurant outside.  If you are traveling to Antigua for the first time then, you might want to book a guided tour. I can arrange pick-up at your hotel or at a cruise terminal if you plan a cruise trip to the island. I urge you to make Antigua your next vacation destination. Allow me to be your travel agent professional for your Antigua holiday. Find out more information today. You can easily contact me anytime by phone or email. Let’s start booking your next island vacation now. 

Jamaica Travel Agent Specialist

Jamaica has its own island vibe, which makes it a great place to focus on for travel. As a Jamaica travel agent specialist and advisor, I know you’ll love your island adventure. Therefore, I’m always excited about arranging travel to this one-of-a-kind Caribbean island locale. Like all Caribbean islands, Jamaica boasts a beautiful geography with mountains, rainforests, and beaches with coral reefs. The majority of its all-inclusive resorts are concentrated in Negril, which is well-known for its diving and snorkeling spots, and Montego Bay, which is recognized for its British colonial architecture. The Bob Marley Museum, which honors the well-known reggae artist, is located in Kingston.  Jamaica is a stunning, vibrant country that offers much more than just palms and beaches. The island maintains an attitude - a personality  that is both resonant and receptive. It is a soulful land of vivid colors, magnetic rhythms, and unending creativity.  Away from the coast, there are stunning mountains and rivers, tumbling waterfalls, and savannah grasslands covered with cacti. There is undoubtedly plenty of white sand and an aqua sea to enjoy as well.  This lush natural setting serves as the backdrop to the island's interesting and rhythmic cultural past - exemplified in the island's exploding reggae scene. The past influences the island’s  forceful expression of its artwork and the strikingly distinctive flavors of its food as well.The odds of crime are quite slim, as the Jamaican government has invested millions to ensure that the island treats its tourists fairly. As the origin of the all-inclusive hotel, Jamaica has developed into a popular destination for travelers who wish to go directly from the airport to the beach without ever leaving their hotel grounds. However, if you want to venture off the resort grounds, I can help you do so, as the island is brimming with top-notch attractions. Eating and drinking are pleasures on the isle as well. You can enjoy Blue Mountain coffee and dishes, such as conch soup, and delicious foods sold at roadside stands. Feast on grilled lobster served up by the sea.The "big three" resorts of Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios account for the majority of tourism in Jamaica. Montego Bay is a bustling commercial city with a tourist strip lined with hotels, pubs, and restaurants, as well as groomed golf courses and luxurious all-inclusive resorts that dominate the coast to the east. Negril is younger, more laid-back, and has a long-standing reputation for an energetic nightlife. Its low-rise hotels are strung along magnificent white sand beaches and sit next to stunning cliffs and scenery. Ocho Rios, which epitomizes high-impact tourism, was designed and built in the 1960s - offering  the best combination of sun, sand, and sea. Its tourism industry is unquestionably robust, and you'll be close to a number of top sights, including the well-known Dunn's River waterfall.I know, as a Jamaica travel agent advisor, that the best way to experience Jamaica, is to plan a trip. Make it your goal to do so today. I can help you start planning the perfect holiday. Give me a call or email me now.

Mo’orea Islands Travel Agent Expert

Mo’orea, which is part of French Polynesia, is almost universally considered to be the crown jewel of this area of the world.. A bucket-list destination for many travelers, the striking island has a special charm and appeal. This is one tropical destination, I know, as your travel agent advisor, that you won’t want to miss.Once a hidden gem, Mo’orea is now one of the most visited destinations in French Polynesia. It’s a quick plane trip from Tahiti, so you can also include it in a Tahiti itinerary.. Plus, you can still visit plenty of places without feeling like you’re bumping elbows with other tourists.

What to Know Before You Go to the Mo’orea Islands

Although the island of Mo’orea is known as a beautiful tropical paradise, you should keep in mind that the island is more remote. This means that if you’re looking for an unspoiled slice of Polynesia or you’re seeking some peace and relaxation, you’ll like landing here. If you’re also seeking stunning black sand beaches, underwater marine life, and a vibrant tropical culture, you’ll love your trip to Mo’orea Keep in mind too that French Polynesia is a bit different from the rest of the South Pacific. For starters, tipping is not expected or required. You can focus on having a good time and tip only when you have exemplary service.

Where to Stay on Mo’orea

If you’re traveling to Mo’orea,, you have a lot of options when it comes to where you want to stay. For the most part, Mo’orea offers visitors a wide range of accommodation options that are suitable for various budgets. You can find all-inclusive resorts as well as affordable budget accommodations, all which offer superb amenities. Whether you’re seeking luxury accommodations or mid-range bracket prices, you’ll find what you need in Mo’orea. Probably the best time to go is between May and October when the weather is drier and cooler. You will initially touch down at Tahiti's international airport if you are flying to French Polynesia. You have two choices for getting to Mo’orea from Tahiti: either take a ferry or fly. While you can get to Mo’orea in about 10 minutes by plane, the ferry is a much less expensive option.

How to Get Around on Mo’orea

You can either book a rental car or travel by scooter in Mo’orea. You can also opt to join a guided tour. Some tourists like to rent a bicycle.The Best Activities on Mo’orea

The most iconic image of the Mo’orea Islands is that of a wide, black sand beach. For the most part, these beaches are fairly common throughout the South Pacific. However, the black sand found on the beaches of Mo’orea is actually a result of a large amount of volcanic ash that has flowed over the volcanic island over time.  If you’re an avid angler, the Mo’orea Islands are the perfect place for a fishing trip. You’ll find an abundance of marine life including a number of different types of fish, eels, and even whales during the winter months.  Snorkeling and scuba diving are also favorite activities. To help make things a little easier for new divers, many of the dive shops on Mo’orea offer introductory scuba diving lessons with each dive.

Dining and Food on the Mo’orea Islands

As you might expect from a tropical paradise, there are plenty of restaurants serving world-class cuisine on the Mo’orea Islands. While you’re out and about exploring the Mo’orea beaches, be sure to stop by a Ti’ Ti for some authentic Polynesian food. A Ti’ Ti is basically a small shack that serves up Polynesian staples such as poi, a coconut-based dish, and kia, or raw fish marinated in coconut milk and salt.The Mo’orea Islands:

A Quick Recap

The Mo’orea Islands are an excellent choice for anyone looking to get away and relax. The islands are home to some of the world’s most pristine beaches and are also filled with vibrant Polynesian culture.  If you’re looking for a tropical paradise that’s away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, the Mo’orea Islands are the perfect place to visit. Allow me to serve as your travel agent advisor to beautiful Mo’orea. Give me a call today so we can start planning your itinerary.

Travel Agents for the South Pacific Trips

Have you ever dreamt of escaping to a remote island paradise, surrounded by crystal-clear waters, lush tropical landscapes, and a culture steeped in tradition? Join us on a virtual adventure as we explore the breathtaking South Pacific, where tranquil beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and warm-hearted island communities await.The South Pacific: A World of Wonders The South Pacific, a region encompassing thousands of islands, is a dream destination for travelers seeking the ultimate tropical escape. The region's unspoiled natural beauty, rich marine life, and warm hospitality make it a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences.Fiji: Pristine Beaches and Warm Welcomes Fiji, with its over 300 islands, is a paradise for beach lovers and water enthusiasts. Picture yourself sinking your toes into soft white sand, surrounded by swaying coconut palms. The clear waters teem with colorful coral reefs and diverse marine life, making it a haven for snorkelers and divers. The warm Fijian culture welcomes you with open arms, offering you the chance to immerse yourself in traditional kava ceremonies and vibrant dance performances.French Polynesia: Overwater Bungalows and Lagoon Adventures French Polynesia, including Tahiti, Bora Bora, and Moorea, is synonymous with overwater bungalows, where you can wake up to the sound of gentle waves lapping beneath your feet. The region's aquamarine lagoons and coral gardens beckon for exploration, with opportunities for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and shark feeding excursions. The islands' captivating Polynesian culture is showcased in vibrant dance and music performances.The Cook Islands: A Haven of Tranquility For a peaceful getaway, look no further than the Cook Islands. With its crystal-clear waters, sandy shores, and lush tropical landscapes, this destination offers serenity and relaxation in abundance. Explore the island of Rarotonga by bicycle or scooter, or venture to the remote Aitutaki Atoll, known for its stunning lagoon and vibrant marine life.Vanuatu: Adventure Awaits Vanuatu, with its active volcanoes, lush rainforests, and unique tribal cultures, is a playground for adventure seekers. Hike to the rim of an active volcano, explore underwater caves, or dive into the stunning marine world. The vibrant and diverse local culture will leave you with a deeper appreciation of Vanuatu's unique heritage.Samoan Serenity Samoa is a land of enchanting waterfalls, lush rainforests, and idyllic beaches. Experience the pristine landscapes while immersing yourself in Samoan traditions and local village life. The Polynesian hospitality and fa'a Samoa (Samoan way of life) will make your visit truly memorable.Conclusion The South Pacific is a realm of tropical enchantment, where breathtaking landscapes, vibrant marine life, and welcoming island communities create a perfect paradise for travelers. Whether you're seeking relaxation on pristine beaches, exhilarating water adventures, or cultural immersion, the South Pacific offers a treasure trove of experiences to create lifelong memories. Plan your trip to this tropical haven and let the serene beauty of the South Pacific wash over you, leaving you with a sense of tranquility and appreciation for the wonders of the world.   

Portugal Travel Agent Specialist

Working as a travel agent specialist for Portugal has given me a keen insight into what travelers love about the country. Therefore, I can steer you in the right direction when it comes to planning a trip to this interesting and special place.As a tourist, you'll have access to a wide range of scenery's in Portugal. Within a short distance, the landscape can dramatically transform. Therefore, as a visitor, you will never be more than a few hours away from the sun-kissed coasts of the mainland, pastures in the or the south’s rolling plains.Subtropical paradise islands, such as Madeira and the Azores, are ideal for nature and outdoor enthusiasts. Several beaches around the Sintra coast, including Ericeira., are ideal for surfing. In contrast, quieter shores are found on the opposite side of the Tejo River. From the coast of Costa da Caparica to the hills of Serra do Arrábida, you will experience some of Portugal's most magnificent coastal scenery.Only in Portugal can you find magnificent medieval monasteries and enchanting vineyards and wheatfields. Travel to Lisbon and enjoy shopping in its historic areas where you can listen to fado music and appreciate its Manueline architecture. The buildings’ design takes its name from King Manuel who ruled Portugal from 1495 to 1521. During this time--the Age of Discoveries--the people in Portugal experienced a new-found wealth and confidence.From one hilltop to the next, Lisbon spreads over a variety of neighborhoods. For centuries, locals have lived in the bairros of Alfama and Castelo where the traditional fado music can still be heard in backstreet eateries. The heart of Lisbon’s vibrant nightlife is the Bairro Alto. Along the Lisbon coast, you will find Mafra’s imposing castle and oceanside resorts as well. Located outside the western suburbs, a spectacular rocky coastline, on Europe’s westernmost point, ascends to a fantasy forested hillside, featuring architectural treasures, such as the Palacio de Pena. The expansive Palacio da Mafra is a monument and tribute to King John V that sits farther north with its lavishly decorated chapel.The city of Lisbon is also home to two of Portugal's most important cultural institutions: the Serralves Museum of Modern Art and Casa da Musica. Tras-os-Montes is an isolated area with varying temperatures, minimal development, and an abundance of natural beauty. Highlights include Serra do Barroso's untamed, boulder-strewn landscapes, Chaves' charming spa town, Bragança's medieval bastion, and the Parque Natural de Montesinho's tranquil and stunning views and treks.In Beira Alta, the tallest mountain range in the country shows off the granite peaks of Serra da Estrela - a place that draws walkers and skiers throughout the winter months. Coimbra, Portugal's third-largest city, is a treasure trove of culture and history while Luso, a tranquil spa town, is a great place to unwind on holiday. In Beira Litoral, the coastal town of Aveiro has an exceptional nautical legacy, which is clearly seen in its colorful moliceiros. Moliceiros represent flat-bottomed and vibrant boats, once used to collect algae from lagoons and are now used for touring Aveiro.As your travel agent professional for all things Portugal, I can provide you with an itinerary that will meet your travel needs and expectations. Give me a call or email me for further details today.

Barcelona Travel Agent Specialist

Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure in one of Spain's most captivating cities? Join us as we embark on a virtual journey to Barcelona, a destination that effortlessly combines rich history, artistic treasures, stunning architecture, and lively Mediterranean vibes.Exploring Barcelona's Architectural Marvels Barcelona is renowned for its architectural wonders, and no visit is complete without exploring the iconic creations of the visionary architect Antoni Gaudí. Start with the stunning Sagrada Família, a basilica that defies conventional architecture with its intricate facades and towering spires. Wander through Park Güell, a whimsical park where nature and Gaudí's creative genius collide.Visit the spectacular Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, two more of Gaudí's masterpieces. These Modernist buildings will transport you to a world of artistic innovation and architectural marvel.The Historic Heart of the City Barcelona's historic Gothic Quarter, or Barri Gòtic, is a maze of narrow streets and medieval buildings. Explore the vibrant La Rambla, a famous promenade filled with street performers, shops, and cafes. Don't miss the Barcelona Cathedral, an architectural gem that stands as a symbol of the city's rich history.Art and Culture AboundBarcelona's cultural scene is a treasure trove of art and history. The Picasso Museum houses one of the most extensive collections of artworks by the 20th-century Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. The MNAC (National Art Museum of Catalonia) boasts a vast collection of Catalan art, spanning from Romanesque frescoes to Modernist paintings.A Taste of Catalonia Barcelona offers a culinary adventure like no other. Sample authentic tapas at bustling markets like La Boqueria. Savor traditional Catalan dishes, such as paella, crema catalana, and fresh seafood by the seaside. Pair your meal with regional wines or indulge in a refreshing sangria as you soak in the Mediterranean atmosphere.Beachside Bliss Barcelona's beautiful beaches are perfect for relaxation and people-watching. Barceloneta Beach, located just a short walk from the city center, offers a vibrant atmosphere, with a variety of water sports, beachfront restaurants, and bars.Vibrant Nightlife As the sun sets, Barcelona comes alive with its vibrant nightlife. Explore the El Raval district for trendy bars and clubs, or head to the beachfront area for beach clubs that keep the party going until the early hours of the morning.Day Trips and BeyondIf you have time, consider taking day trips to nearby destinations, such as the Montserrat Monastery, Tarragona with its Roman ruins, or the picturesque coastal town of Sitges.ConclusionBarcelona, with its rich history, artistic heritage, and Mediterranean charm, is a destination that promises to captivate your heart and soul. Whether you're exploring architectural wonders, savoring delicious Catalan cuisine, or enjoying the city's vibrant nightlife, Barcelona offers an array of experiences to create cherished memories. Plan your trip to this enchanting Spanish city, and let the vibrant spirit of Barcelona sweep you away on an unforgettable journey. ¡Buen viaje!   

Iceland Travel Agent Specialist

Iceland, a country the size of Kentucky, is roughly as far away as New York City is from London. But getting there is not just a matter of packing your bags and buying a plane ticket. Iceland’s isolation has made it one of the most inaccessible countries in the world. However, it’s one country you’ll want to visit time and again. As a travel agent professional for Iceland, I can share some of the amazing places with you that I know you’ll love visiting. For centuries, Iceland’s remote location kept it out of reach for most travelers. But with advances in air travel and increased accessibility, more people are making the journey to this frosty destination. I also plan trips to tropical getaways, so I don’t believe in limiting people on what they can see. In this case, I know you’ll love the land of fire and ice’s unique and natural beauty. The country is most famous for its glaciers, hot springs, waterfalls, and geysers. Iceland is also home to the largest waterfall in Europe, the breathtaking Vik Glacier Cave , and the famous Blue Lagoon . Due to its remote location and small population, it’s not surprising many people don’t know much about this beautiful country.  Iceland is one of those places that seems to have been made up. This magical, surreal place that seems almost too good to be true - but it’s not. It exists, and you can go there. The perfect combination of jaw-dropping natural beauty and charming small towns makes Iceland the perfect destination for anyone looking for an adventure. The various activities on offer are also second to none; from whale watching to ice caving; hot springs to snowmobiles; there is something for everyone here. The view from the top of Iceland’s most famous waterfall.

The Golden Circle. This route encompasses some of the most iconic parts of Iceland, including the famous Gullfoss waterfall. The waterfall cascades, which fall 32 meters (about 105 feet) over a cliff edge and into a glacial river below; its bright yellow color caused by the minerals in the surrounding rocks, must be seen.  You’ll also visit the Geysir, a geyser that erupts every few hours; Strokkur, a geyser that erupts every 5-10 minutes; and Thingvellir, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Iceland’s most important cultural landmarks. It’s a great way to see the best parts of this country, while also getting to enjoy the view from the top of Gullfoss.  

Seeing the Northern Lights in all their glory

One of the most elusive sights in the world is seeing the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. You’ll need to be in the right place at the right time and hope for ideal conditions. The best place to see them is in Iceland, where you have an almost 100% chance of spotting them.  Visit from September to April, when the weather is cold and clear, and there is a greater chance of viewing the Northern Lights. If you visit outside of these months, there is still a chance of seeing them, although not as great.  You have a better chance of spotting the Northern Lights in Reykjavík than in the countryside, as the capital is close to the Arctic Circle. There are many tours available that will take you to places you’ll have the most success: Golden Circle Tours, Northern Lights Tours, Super Jeep Tours, etc.

Horseback riding on a beach and glacier

Are you ready for adventure? I might suggest one excursion where you can horseback ride on a beach and a glacier over the South Shore. The beach portion of the trip lasts around 1 hour and is on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur. Whale watching in Höfn, IcelandHöfn, in southeast Iceland, is the best place in the country to go whale watching. This town is on a bay that attracts many species of whales, including humpback whales, fin whales, and minke whales.  Throughout the year, Höfn also hosts colonies of Arctic and northern penguins. The town is small, but it has a few hotels and guesthouses where you can stay. There are also various tour operators in Höfn that can take you whale watching. While you can spot whales in other parts of Iceland, Höfn is the best place. The Blue Lagoon, a natural hot spring colored with silicaThe Blue Lagoon is a natural hot spring filled with silica - a mineral that creates unreal and bright blue water. This famous place can be found in the southwestern part of Iceland. The Blue Lagoon is a place and a spa to relax and unwind where you can experience the healing properties of the water.  

Conclusion

Above are just some of the many reasons you need to visit this idyllic northern country. Iceland is the perfect destination for anyone, no matter what your interests are. The activities are diverse, yet all are amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experiences.  If you’re looking for the perfect place to visit, look no further than Iceland. This country has it all; stunning landscapes, a unique culture, and friendly people. As your travel agent professional for Iceland, I can help you realize your travel dreams and plans.

Iceland Travel Agent Specialist

Iceland, a country the size of Kentucky, is roughly as far away as New York City is from London. But getting there is not just a matter of packing your bags and buying a plane ticket. Iceland’s isolation has made it one of the most inaccessible countries in the world. However, it’s one country you’ll want to visit time and again. As a travel agent professional for Iceland, I can share some of the amazing places with you that I know you’ll love visiting. For centuries, Iceland’s remote location kept it out of reach for most travelers. But with advances in air travel and increased accessibility, more people are making the journey to this frosty destination. I also plan trips to tropical getaways, so I don’t believe in limiting people on what they can see. In this case, I know you’ll love the land of fire and ice’s unique and natural beauty. The country is most famous for its glaciers, hot springs, waterfalls, and geysers. Iceland is also home to the largest waterfall in Europe, the breathtaking Vik Glacier Cave , and the famous Blue Lagoon . Due to its remote location and small population, it’s not surprising many people don’t know much about this beautiful country.  Iceland is one of those places that seems to have been made up. This magical, surreal place that seems almost too good to be true - but it’s not. It exists, and you can go there. The perfect combination of jaw-dropping natural beauty and charming small towns makes Iceland the perfect destination for anyone looking for an adventure. The various activities on offer are also second to none; from whale watching to ice caving; hot springs to snowmobiles; there is something for everyone here. The view from the top of Iceland’s most famous waterfall.

The Golden Circle. This route encompasses some of the most iconic parts of Iceland, including the famous Gullfoss waterfall. The waterfall cascades, which fall 32 meters (about 105 feet) over a cliff edge and into a glacial river below; its bright yellow color caused by the minerals in the surrounding rocks, must be seen.  You’ll also visit the Geysir, a geyser that erupts every few hours; Strokkur, a geyser that erupts every 5-10 minutes; and Thingvellir, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Iceland’s most important cultural landmarks. It’s a great way to see the best parts of this country, while also getting to enjoy the view from the top of Gullfoss.  

Seeing the Northern Lights in all their glory

One of the most elusive sights in the world is seeing the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. You’ll need to be in the right place at the right time and hope for ideal conditions. The best place to see them is in Iceland, where you have an almost 100% chance of spotting them.  Visit from September to April, when the weather is cold and clear, and there is a greater chance of viewing the Northern Lights. If you visit outside of these months, there is still a chance of seeing them, although not as great.  You have a better chance of spotting the Northern Lights in Reykjavík than in the countryside, as the capital is close to the Arctic Circle. There are many tours available that will take you to places you’ll have the most success: Golden Circle Tours, Northern Lights Tours, Super Jeep Tours, etc.

Horseback riding on a beach and glacier

Are you ready for adventure? I might suggest one excursion where you can horseback ride on a beach and a glacier over the South Shore. The beach portion of the trip lasts around 1 hour and is on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur. Whale watching in Höfn, IcelandHöfn, in southeast Iceland, is the best place in the country to go whale watching. This town is on a bay that attracts many species of whales, including humpback whales, fin whales, and minke whales.  Throughout the year, Höfn also hosts colonies of Arctic and northern penguins. The town is small, but it has a few hotels and guesthouses where you can stay. There are also various tour operators in Höfn that can take you whale watching. While you can spot whales in other parts of Iceland, Höfn is the best place. The Blue Lagoon, a natural hot spring colored with silicaThe Blue Lagoon is a natural hot spring filled with silica - a mineral that creates unreal and bright blue water. This famous place can be found in the southwestern part of Iceland. The Blue Lagoon is a place and a spa to relax and unwind where you can experience the healing properties of the water.  

Conclusion

Above are just some of the many reasons you need to visit this idyllic northern country. Iceland is the perfect destination for anyone, no matter what your interests are. The activities are diverse, yet all are amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experiences.  If you’re looking for the perfect place to visit, look no further than Iceland. This country has it all; stunning landscapes, a unique culture, and friendly people. As your travel agent professional for Iceland, I can help you realize your travel dreams and plans.

Iceland Travel Agent Specialist

Iceland, a country the size of Kentucky, is roughly as far away as New York City is from London. But getting there is not just a matter of packing your bags and buying a plane ticket. Iceland’s isolation has made it one of the most inaccessible countries in the world. However, it’s one country you’ll want to visit time and again. As a travel agent professional for Iceland, I can share some of the amazing places with you that I know you’ll love visiting. For centuries, Iceland’s remote location kept it out of reach for most travelers. But with advances in air travel and increased accessibility, more people are making the journey to this frosty destination. I also plan trips to tropical getaways, so I don’t believe in limiting people on what they can see. In this case, I know you’ll love the land of fire and ice’s unique and natural beauty. The country is most famous for its glaciers, hot springs, waterfalls, and geysers. Iceland is also home to the largest waterfall in Europe, the breathtaking Vik Glacier Cave , and the famous Blue Lagoon . Due to its remote location and small population, it’s not surprising many people don’t know much about this beautiful country.  Iceland is one of those places that seems to have been made up. This magical, surreal place that seems almost too good to be true - but it’s not. It exists, and you can go there. The perfect combination of jaw-dropping natural beauty and charming small towns makes Iceland the perfect destination for anyone looking for an adventure. The various activities on offer are also second to none; from whale watching to ice caving; hot springs to snowmobiles; there is something for everyone here. The view from the top of Iceland’s most famous waterfall.

The Golden Circle. This route encompasses some of the most iconic parts of Iceland, including the famous Gullfoss waterfall. The waterfall cascades, which fall 32 meters (about 105 feet) over a cliff edge and into a glacial river below; its bright yellow color caused by the minerals in the surrounding rocks, must be seen.  You’ll also visit the Geysir, a geyser that erupts every few hours; Strokkur, a geyser that erupts every 5-10 minutes; and Thingvellir, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Iceland’s most important cultural landmarks. It’s a great way to see the best parts of this country, while also getting to enjoy the view from the top of Gullfoss.  

Seeing the Northern Lights in all their glory

One of the most elusive sights in the world is seeing the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. You’ll need to be in the right place at the right time and hope for ideal conditions. The best place to see them is in Iceland, where you have an almost 100% chance of spotting them.  Visit from September to April, when the weather is cold and clear, and there is a greater chance of viewing the Northern Lights. If you visit outside of these months, there is still a chance of seeing them, although not as great.  You have a better chance of spotting the Northern Lights in Reykjavík than in the countryside, as the capital is close to the Arctic Circle. There are many tours available that will take you to places you’ll have the most success: Golden Circle Tours, Northern Lights Tours, Super Jeep Tours, etc.

Horseback riding on a beach and glacier

Are you ready for adventure? I might suggest one excursion where you can horseback ride on a beach and a glacier over the South Shore. The beach portion of the trip lasts around 1 hour and is on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur. Whale watching in Höfn, IcelandHöfn, in southeast Iceland, is the best place in the country to go whale watching. This town is on a bay that attracts many species of whales, including humpback whales, fin whales, and minke whales.  Throughout the year, Höfn also hosts colonies of Arctic and northern penguins. The town is small, but it has a few hotels and guesthouses where you can stay. There are also various tour operators in Höfn that can take you whale watching. While you can spot whales in other parts of Iceland, Höfn is the best place. The Blue Lagoon, a natural hot spring colored with silicaThe Blue Lagoon is a natural hot spring filled with silica - a mineral that creates unreal and bright blue water. This famous place can be found in the southwestern part of Iceland. The Blue Lagoon is a place and a spa to relax and unwind where you can experience the healing properties of the water.  

Conclusion

Above are just some of the many reasons you need to visit this idyllic northern country. Iceland is the perfect destination for anyone, no matter what your interests are. The activities are diverse, yet all are amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experiences.  If you’re looking for the perfect place to visit, look no further than Iceland. This country has it all; stunning landscapes, a unique culture, and friendly people. As your travel agent professional for Iceland, I can help you realize your travel dreams and plans.

Iceland Travel Agent Specialist

Iceland, a country the size of Kentucky, is roughly as far away as New York City is from London. But getting there is not just a matter of packing your bags and buying a plane ticket. Iceland’s isolation has made it one of the most inaccessible countries in the world. However, it’s one country you’ll want to visit time and again. As a travel agent professional for Iceland, I can share some of the amazing places with you that I know you’ll love visiting. For centuries, Iceland’s remote location kept it out of reach for most travelers. But with advances in air travel and increased accessibility, more people are making the journey to this frosty destination. I also plan trips to tropical getaways, so I don’t believe in limiting people on what they can see. In this case, I know you’ll love the land of fire and ice’s unique and natural beauty. The country is most famous for its glaciers, hot springs, waterfalls, and geysers. Iceland is also home to the largest waterfall in Europe, the breathtaking Vik Glacier Cave , and the famous Blue Lagoon . Due to its remote location and small population, it’s not surprising many people don’t know much about this beautiful country.  Iceland is one of those places that seems to have been made up. This magical, surreal place that seems almost too good to be true - but it’s not. It exists, and you can go there. The perfect combination of jaw-dropping natural beauty and charming small towns makes Iceland the perfect destination for anyone looking for an adventure. The various activities on offer are also second to none; from whale watching to ice caving; hot springs to snowmobiles; there is something for everyone here. The view from the top of Iceland’s most famous waterfall.

The Golden Circle. This route encompasses some of the most iconic parts of Iceland, including the famous Gullfoss waterfall. The waterfall cascades, which fall 32 meters (about 105 feet) over a cliff edge and into a glacial river below; its bright yellow color caused by the minerals in the surrounding rocks, must be seen.  You’ll also visit the Geysir, a geyser that erupts every few hours; Strokkur, a geyser that erupts every 5-10 minutes; and Thingvellir, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Iceland’s most important cultural landmarks. It’s a great way to see the best parts of this country, while also getting to enjoy the view from the top of Gullfoss.  

Seeing the Northern Lights in all their glory

One of the most elusive sights in the world is seeing the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. You’ll need to be in the right place at the right time and hope for ideal conditions. The best place to see them is in Iceland, where you have an almost 100% chance of spotting them.  Visit from September to April, when the weather is cold and clear, and there is a greater chance of viewing the Northern Lights. If you visit outside of these months, there is still a chance of seeing them, although not as great.  You have a better chance of spotting the Northern Lights in Reykjavík than in the countryside, as the capital is close to the Arctic Circle. There are many tours available that will take you to places you’ll have the most success: Golden Circle Tours, Northern Lights Tours, Super Jeep Tours, etc.

Horseback riding on a beach and glacier

Are you ready for adventure? I might suggest one excursion where you can horseback ride on a beach and a glacier over the South Shore. The beach portion of the trip lasts around 1 hour and is on the black sand beach of Sólheimasandur. Whale watching in Höfn, IcelandHöfn, in southeast Iceland, is the best place in the country to go whale watching. This town is on a bay that attracts many species of whales, including humpback whales, fin whales, and minke whales.  Throughout the year, Höfn also hosts colonies of Arctic and northern penguins. The town is small, but it has a few hotels and guesthouses where you can stay. There are also various tour operators in Höfn that can take you whale watching. While you can spot whales in other parts of Iceland, Höfn is the best place. The Blue Lagoon, a natural hot spring colored with silicaThe Blue Lagoon is a natural hot spring filled with silica - a mineral that creates unreal and bright blue water. This famous place can be found in the southwestern part of Iceland. The Blue Lagoon is a place and a spa to relax and unwind where you can experience the healing properties of the water.  

Conclusion

Above are just some of the many reasons you need to visit this idyllic northern country. Iceland is the perfect destination for anyone, no matter what your interests are. The activities are diverse, yet all are amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experiences.  If you’re looking for the perfect place to visit, look no further than Iceland. This country has it all; stunning landscapes, a unique culture, and friendly people. As your travel agent professional for Iceland, I can help you realize your travel dreams and plans.