Stoddard Brown

Laos Travel Agent Expert

I plan trips to Laos for clients each year, with a focus on clear logistics, thoughtful pacing, and appropriate comfort. My experience centers on Luang Prabang, Vang Vieng, and Nong Khiaw—each offering a distinct perspective on the country, from historic towns and river life to limestone landscapes and quieter regions.Laos can be a rustic destination, but I know where luxury travelers are best placed. Through long-standing relationships with the region’s top hotels and tour operators, I’m able to position clients in the right properties and arrange private guides and transportation that make the journey feel well supported.I have traveled through Laos several times myself, which allows me to advise on realistic travel times, seasonal considerations, and how to move through the country comfortably. Whether a trip includes time on the Mekong, village visits, or light hiking, the focus remains on trips that are well planned, calm, and aligned with the character of Laos.

Beverly Hills Travel Agent Expert

As a Los Angeles native, I help travelers experience Beverly Hills with clarity, local insight, and access to the city’s top experiences. I guide clients toward the best hotel stays in Beverly Hills, from iconic luxury properties to contemporary retreats with standout service. I also know which hotels offer the strongest rooftop pool scenes, quiet hideaways, and the most reliable guest amenities—details that shape a smooth and memorable stay.Visitors often want to explore beyond Beverly Hills, and I organize seamless side trips that reflect the best of Southern California. This includes arranging easy access to Dodger games, USC football Saturdays, wine country escapes in Malibu or Santa Barbara, and the top beaches stretching from Santa Monica and Malibu to Orange County. Each recommendation is based on firsthand knowledge of timing, traffic patterns, and the most convenient ways to experience the region.My industry partnerships give clients insider advantages such as preferred rates, value-added amenities, and access to reservations that can be difficult to secure. I also stay current on restaurant openings, trusted classics, and local spots that make a visit feel well-informed rather than tourist-driven.

Grand Tetons & The Wild West Travel Specialist

Each year, I send countless clients to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Grand Tetons and beyond. From horseback rides at authentic dude ranches to brewery tastings in Jackson, from skiing world-class slopes to exploring Yellowstone’s geysers, I design trips that balance adventure with comfort.Whether it’s hiking alpine trails, spotting wildlife on a guided safari, or unwinding in a luxury lodge, I know how to pair unforgettable outdoor experiences with the best of Jackson Hole’s dining, culture, and Western charm. My expertise ensures every detail is seamless, so you return home with more than photos—you return with lifelong memories of America’s most iconic peaks.

Phuket Travel Agent Guru

Phuket is one of Thailand’s most visited destinations, known for its white-sand beaches, vibrant local culture, and access to nearby islands like Phi Phi and James Bond Island. With extensive on-the-ground experience, Stoddard Brown offers expert insight into how to navigate the island’s many regions, seasonal weather patterns, transportation options, and cultural highlights.Phuket is not a one-size-fits-all destination. From the nightlife and street food of Patong to the quiet, upscale resorts in Kamala and Surin, each part of the island offers a different experience. Stoddard helps travelers choose the right base depending on their interests—whether it’s a romantic trip, a family vacation, or a beach-and-adventure itinerary.His knowledge includes detailed guidance on when to visit Phuket for the best weather, how to get around the island efficiently, and which activities are worth booking in advance. These include longtail boat tours, snorkeling excursions, visits to Big Buddha and Wat Chalong, local markets, Thai cooking classes, and cultural shows.Stoddard also emphasizes responsible travel in Phuket, recommending ethical wildlife experiences and locally owned businesses. He stays up to date on hotel developments, airport changes, and regional travel connections, making him a reliable resource for travelers planning a first visit or returning for a deeper experience.For travelers looking to explore Phuket beyond the typical tourist areas, Stoddard Brown provides practical, experience-based advice tailored to individual travel goals.

Argentina Luxury Travel Agent Adventures

I’ve traveled across Argentina with the same care I use to plan it—for myself and for clients. What makes this country stand out isn’t just the landscape or food, but how each region offers something distinct. I’ve walked the boulevards of Buenos Aires, cruised the Tigre Delta by private boat, stayed at working estancias on the Pampas, and sipped high-altitude Malbecs with winemakers in Mendoza. This itinerary wasn’t pulled from a brochure—it was built from firsthand experience.In Buenos Aires, I arrange private tours that adapt to my clients’ interests—whether that’s architecture, history, or simply a local café crawl. I recommend neighborhoods like Recoleta not just because they’re central, but because I know where to find a quiet aperitif before a steakhouse dinner, or a cultural walk that ends in a tucked-away cocktail bar.When it comes to the Pampas, I don’t send clients to generic ranches. I’ve stayed at La Bamba de Areco, a Relais & Châteaux property that still hosts working gauchos and polo teams. I’ve toured artisan workshops in San Antonio de Areco, spoken with silversmiths, and shared empanadas at century-old cafés. That depth is what I bring to each trip.In Mendoza, I’ve personally stayed at Susana Balbo Winemaker’s House and designed days that combine rest with rich experiences—like a private 4x4 wine tour through Uco Valley followed by a multi-course lunch overlooking the Andes. I know which wineries require advanced booking, which guides actually enhance the visit, and how to balance wine tasting with scenic drives and downtime.Traveling in Argentina requires knowing how and when to move—especially with flight connections and long distances between regions. I handle all of that. Flights into regional airports like Mendoza or Montevideo are timed for comfort and efficiency. Private drivers are arranged not just for convenience but because it allows my clients to see more, with less stress.This is a country that rewards travelers who go beyond the surface—and my job is to build those kinds of trips. Whether it’s your first time in South America or your fifth, I help you travel Argentina in a way that feels personal, well-paced, and grounded in real insight.If you’re looking for more than just a hotel and a list of stops, I’d be glad to help.

Catalina Island Travel Agent Professional

Catalina Island – Curated by Stoddard BrownJust off the Southern California coast lies Catalina Island, a sun-drenched escape where adventure and relaxation converge. As a Travel Leaders advisor with a passion for crafting tailored coastal experiences, I specialize in building unforgettable itineraries to Catalina for couples, families, and solo travelers looking for something beyond the ordinary.Avalon: The Island’s Charming HubThe town of Avalon is Catalina’s beating heart. From oceanfront bistros and boutique shopping to the iconic Catalina Casino and historic landmarks, Avalon offers an inviting introduction to island life. I work with clients to secure the best accommodations, ferry transfers, and exclusive access to hidden gems in and around this walkable seaside village.Snorkeling & Underwater AdventuresCatalina boasts some of the clearest waters in California. I guide clients toward the best snorkeling spots such as Lover’s Cove and Casino Point, both known for their abundant marine life and vibrant kelp forests. Whether you're a first-timer or seasoned snorkeler, I can arrange guided underwater experiences, equipment rentals, or even full-day eco-excursions with certified instructors.Boating & Ocean ExcursionsBoating around Catalina offers a unique perspective of the island's rugged coastline and hidden coves. From glass-bottom boat tours to private sailing charters, I help travelers choose the right on-the-water experiences. Seasonal whale watching, sunset cruises, and wildlife expeditions can all be seamlessly added to your island itinerary.Hiking the Island’s Wild InteriorFor clients seeking an active escape, Catalina’s extensive network of hiking trails provides scenic routes for all levels. I often recommend the Garden to Sky Trail for panoramic views or curated segments of the Trans-Catalina Trail for those looking to experience Catalina’s more remote terrain. Custom trail maps, transport arrangements, and picnic add-ons are all part of my planning services.Ziplining Over Descanso CanyonThrill-seekers will find one of Catalina’s most exhilarating experiences in the Zip Line Eco Tour. Flying high over Descanso Canyon with views of the Pacific is an unforgettable way to explore the island’s topography. I can arrange timed entry slots and combine it with other activities like aerial obstacle courses or kayak rentals nearby.Descanso Beach Club: Relaxation RedefinedLocated just north of Avalon, Descanso Beach Club offers one of the few private beach experiences in California. I assist clients in reserving premium cabanas, coordinating beachside dining, and combining their stay with spa services or ocean adventures. It’s the perfect balance of luxury and laid-back coastal living.Why Work with MeAs the owner of Travel Savvy, I bring firsthand expertise in curating high-end and customized California getaways. I understand how to transform a standard Catalina trip into a uniquely personal journey—whether it’s for a romantic celebration, a family reunion, or a solo wellness escape. From ferry logistics and lodging to activity timing and local dining, I manage every detail with care and insight.Let’s Plan Your Catalina Island ExperienceIf Catalina Island is on your radar, let’s elevate it beyond the typical day trip. With tailored recommendations, insider access, and seamless coordination, I’ll ensure your experience is as effortless as it is extraordinary.

Expert in Travel to Bosnia & Herzegovina | Mostar

With years of experience curating unforgettable journeys through the Balkans, I specialize in travel to Bosnia & Herzegovina—offering expert insight into its rich culture, history, and natural beauty. From the iconic Stari Most bridge in Mostar to the spiritual pilgrimage site of Medjugorje, I craft personalized itineraries that bring travelers face-to-face with the country’s most meaningful and memorable destinations. Whether you're seeking cultural immersion, religious travel, or off-the-beaten-path adventures, I provide insider access and trusted guidance to help you discover the very best of Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Slovenia Destination Travel Agent Expert

Slovenia is a jewel for active travelers and one of my favorite destinations to explore and share with clients. I’ve spent time hiking its alpine trails, wandering its medieval towns, and uncovering those quiet moments—like dining at sunset atop Bled Castle—that turn a trip into a lifelong memory. Whether you’re an avid hiker, a casual explorer, or simply someone who loves stunning landscapes paired with great food and culture, Slovenia offers an experience like no other.One of the highlights of any itinerary is Lake Bled, with its picture-perfect island church, scenic lakeside paths, and fairytale views. I’ve helped clients row across the lake, hike to panoramic overlooks, and enjoy candlelit dinners at the castle restaurant, perched above the water with sweeping vistas of the Julian Alps. Just beyond, Triglav National Park offers endless opportunities for adventure—whether you're up for a full-day hike or a relaxed walk through mountain meadows and glacial valleys.In Ljubljana, Slovenia’s small but vibrant capital, travelers find a perfect balance of culture and nature. Its car-free Old Town is ideal for exploring on foot, and the hilltop Ljubljana Castle provides both history and panoramic views. For those who enjoy gentle activity, we can add short rides through the countryside or a guided walk through the city’s architecture, bridges, and hidden courtyards.On the coastal side, the Venetian-inspired town of Piran offers a charming seaside escape—perfect for unwinding after time in the mountains. And throughout the country, Slovenia’s castles, caves, lakes, and farm-to-table cuisine create opportunities for rich, immersive experiences at every turn.Whether you’re seeking a luxurious alpine retreat or a budget-friendly outdoor adventure, I’ll design a trip that reflects your pace, interests, and energy. From gentle hikes and castle visits to alpine lakes and Adriatic sunsets, Slovenia is a place that rewards movement, curiosity, and great storytelling—and I’ll make sure your journey captures it all.

Montenegro Travel Agent Specialist

Montenegro is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets—and one of my personal specialties. I’ve explored this breathtaking country multiple times and have designed unforgettable trips for travelers seeking everything from luxury escapes to budget-friendly adventures. Whether you're drawn to the glitz of the Adriatic coast or the untouched beauty of the mountains, I know how to bring out the best of Montenegro in every itinerary.From the elegance of The Chedi at Luštica Bay—one of my favorite stays in the country—to the walled wonder of Kotor and its stunning fjord-like bay, I’ve helped clients discover the perfect balance of relaxation, exploration, and authenticity. I’ve walked the ancient alleyways of Kotor Old Town, enjoyed the sunset from a floating wine bar in Porto Montenegro, and taken scenic boat rides past Our Lady of the Rocks and the Blue Cave. For the more adventurous, I can recommend scenic hikes above the Bay of Kotor, panoramic viewpoints, or inland escapes to Durmitor or Lake Skadar.My relationships with local guides, captains, and boutique properties allow me to craft seamless land-and-sea experiences that feel both personal and polished. Whether you’re looking to sail between coastal towns, enjoy fresh seafood in seaside villages, or relax at a world-class resort with a view of the Adriatic, I’ll match your travel dreams to the right pace, place, and price point.From romantic getaways and family vacations to group retreats and solo adventures, I design Montenegro itineraries that deliver exceptional value—no matter your budget.Let me help you discover why so many of my clients fall in love with Montenegro—one glass of Vranac, one boat ride, and one unforgettable view at a time.

Croatia Travel Agent Advisor

With a deep love for the Adriatic and years of firsthand experience, I’ve made Croatia one of my signature destinations. I’ve led multiple groups along the stunning Dalmatian Coast as host of our exclusive Land Cruise experience—an immersive journey that blends the charm of inland towns with the coastal beauty of the Adriatic. These curated trips have allowed me to build lasting relationships with local partners, from boutique hoteliers to private skippers, chefs, and guides.Having visited Croatia numerous times and explored it from north to south, I bring personal insight into the country’s diverse regions—from the Istrian Peninsula’s wine country and medieval hill towns, to the iconic islands of Hvar, Korcula, and Vis, to the cobblestone streets of Dubrovnik and Split. I’ve sent hundreds of clients to Croatia over the years, tailoring each itinerary to match unique travel styles, special occasions, and—most importantly—any budget.Whether you're dreaming of a private yacht charter paired with historic city stays, a food-and-wine-focused land adventure, or a custom combination of both, I can design a seamless land and sea itinerary that delivers the best of Croatia. From luxurious escapes to budget-conscious explorations, every trip I create is crafted with care, value, and local insight.Let me help you fall in love with Croatia the way so many of my travelers have—one sunset, one seaside village, and one glass of Plavac Mali at a time.

Beach Cities of Los Angeles Travel Agent Expert

Los Angeles Travel Agent Based in Redondo Beach – Specializing in Coastal California, Wine Country, and Personalized SoCal GetawaysAs a travel advisor based in Redondo Beach, California, I specialize in crafting unforgettable, personalized vacations throughout Los Angeles and the iconic Southern California coastline. Whether you're planning a luxurious beach retreat in Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, or Malibu, a scenic escape to Palos Verdes, or a stylish weekend in Newport Beach, I create seamless itineraries that blend relaxation, adventure, and local charm.From planning a perfect day at Dodger Stadium for a Dodgers game, to curating romantic getaways in California wine country, I bring expert insight and local knowledge to every trip. My clients benefit from insider access, trusted partnerships, and attention to detail that transforms each journey into something truly memorable.Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach vacation, a coastal road trip, or a weekend of wine tasting and fine dining, I design custom travel experiences that reflect the very best of Southern California. Let’s build your next unforgettable escape, right from the heart of Redondo Beach.

Mount Kilimanjaro Travel Agent Expert

If you are planning a vacation that is adventurous and challenging, the Mount Kilimanjaro trek can be an excellent option. This mountain has been the source of inspiration for many writers, poets, musicians and painters.  And now it’s your turn to experience this source of natural beauty in person! I can help you plan this exciting pursuit, as I know everything there is to know as a travel agent professional for this amazing trip. Mount Kilimanjaro is a snow-covered peak that is found on the East African Rift. It is also referred to as ‘The Roof of Africa’ or ‘The Great White Hope’ because of its white glaciers and snow-capped peaks.  It has five primary centers: Kibo, Mawe, Machame, Maundi and Iroki. As soon as you reach Kilimanjaro National Park, you’ll enter a completely different world from what you have ever experienced.. Here everything is about nature; you will feel as if you are disconnected from the rest of the world and all your worries have gone away for good. Mount Kilimanjaro is notable, as it’s the tallest peak in Africa and one of the highest peaks in the world. It’s an ideal place for anyone who is looking for once-in-a-lifetime experience. However, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is not as easy as you might imagine; you have to be  physically fit to climb it.  Most people who attempt the climb may give up at some point because of its grueling nature. But if you’re determined and ready for the challenge, then you won’t regret making the trek. The thrill of accomplishment Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the most beautiful mountains in the world. It’s also one of the few mountains where the climbing conditions are varied. That’s because the mountain is  covered with snow and ice throughout most of the year. Therefore, the frozen ice and harsh weather are what make this mountain so difficult to climb. Fewer than 20% of climbers make it to the top of this mountain; most people stop at some point. So, if you make it to the summit, you’ll be one of the few to do so. Breathtaking views at the summit Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is an exciting experience because you’ll be able to see and experience breathtaking views at the summit - and along the way. The highest point of this mountain is Uhuru Peak, at 19,340 feet above sea level.  At the summit, you can see the vast African landscape. Or, you can plan a park vacation and climb part of the way. During your journey, you’ll see animals like zebras and wildebeests. You’ll also get to see breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean and the surrounding African countries - like Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda.  On the way up the mountain, you’ll have a chance to experience different climatic zones, like the alpine desert, alpine meadow, and heathland. Kilimanjaro is also a volcanic mountain.  Seeing the sunrise from the top of the world Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is a great way to see the sunrise from the top of the world. What a great experience to add to a bucket list! A physical and mental challenge Climbing this mountain is no walk in the park; it’s one of the most challenging outdoor adventures you’ll experience in life. You’ll have to trek through a lot of challenging conditions like extreme weather, high altitudes, or pass over unforgiving terrain.  Again, you’ll be trekking through the rainforest, alpine desert, alpine meadow, and heathland. You’ll have to climb through the steep rocky terrain of Shira and Mawenzi mountains. It’s not an easy feat.  Whether you plan to trek up Mt. Kilimanjaro or experience the natural wonders of Mt. Kilimanjaro National Park, I can plan an ideal vacation for you. Don’t let this opportunity slip you by. Let’s begin planning your African holiday! Give me a call now. As your travel agent advisor, I can help you create the perfect itinerary. 

Ireland Travel Agent Advisor

I truly feel lucky representing Ireland as a travel agent professional. Ireland is a great place to plan a holiday, as it offers both diversity and a uniqueness that can only be found in this part of the world. Ireland is a true gem when it comes to planning a getaway that is both interesting and memorable.Most travelers experience Ireland for the first time by landing in Dublin. Home to Trinity College , the cosmopolitan city of Dublin features attractions that are in the walking distance of most hotels. In 1592, Queen Elizabeth I created Trinity College, which holds the Book of Kells in its magnificent Old Library. The National Museum and the National Gallery are only a few blocks away from the college and give intriguing and thoughtful insights into Ireland's history. Plays by Irish greats like W.B.Yeats are performed at locations like the Abbey ,which was established by the poet himself. The "sunny southeast" is one of Ireland's most popular vacation destinations as well, thanks to its more consistent summer weather than the rest of the country. There is a nice 9.5-kilometer (6-mile) beach and an exceptional golf course in the port town of Rosslare. One of the most magnificent gardens in Ireland, the Italian Garden at Powerscourt, is at the foot of the Great Sugar Loaf Mountain and is surrounded by a series of terraced slopes. An ancient monastery built by St. Kevin in the 6th century, is found in the Wicklow Mountains of Ireland. Kerry and Cork feature colorful fishing villages and the Lakes of Killarney. Ireland's tall peaks and a long coastline combine to make this area one of the country's most beautiful. You also don’t want to miss one of Ireland's most famous tourist attractions - the Ring of Kerry, which encircles the Iveragh Peninsula. Central Kerry is home to the pristine Lakes of Killarney, which are a popular tourist attraction for the region's residents and visitors alike. There is a vibrant cultural scene in Cork, a charming riverfront city with meandering lanes and alleys. Visitors form a queue to kiss the Blarney Stone, which is said to bestow, when kissed, the gift of gab. It lies near the remains of Blarney Castle. Belfast is known for its vibrant nightlife scene as well.Today, travelers are rediscovering the area, which boasts Ireland's largest lake, Lough Neagh. In Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter, you'll find some of the city's best restaurants and architecture. Besides the rugged beauty of the Causeway Coast, the Giant's Causeway, a volcanic creation of basalt columns, is a stunning site to see. You also don’t want to miss seeing the colorful storefronts in Galway’s city center in Western Ireland. The Burren (rocky place), the majestic Cliffs of Moher, and early Christian towns dot the landscape of the  Lower Shannon Valley. Before spilling into the sea,, the River Shannon passes through barren limestone and moist marshy ground. The wide Burren is a mysterious terrain with few trees while the Cliffs of Moher's startling 200-meter (650-foot) plummet is cloaked in fog. Once a fortress for Munster kings and subsequently for the Church of Ireland, the fifth-century Rock of Cashel  stands on a prominent hilltop in Ireland’s West. Contradictions abound in the Western part of the country, which is home to rural regions as well as rocky shores and city centers. Many people in the area still speak Gaelic, or the Irish language, and the music and dance of the past are still very much alive. Peregrine falcons and semi-wild Connemara horses may be seen in the breathtaking setting of Connemara National Park. In the northwest, the Gaelic-speaking people live remotely. The stunning Slieve League Cliffs, which are best seen at sunset, are part of this unique and spectacular environment. Glenveagh National Park and Castle is worth a visit as is the beautiful Lough Veagh, which sits just beyond the park. Clonmacnoise's ruins and Newgrange's ancient burial site are located in the Midlands, tthe place that gave birth to Irish culture. Clonmacnoise Monastery, once a vibrant center of learning, is a tourist-visited ruin today. I can book travel near rivers that serve as homes to dolphins or arrange a resort vacation to the Emerald Isle. Whatever your dream travel plans, I will design an itinerary that you will love following. Allow me to use my skills and knowhow of Ireland to be your travel agent and advisor.  Contact me now so we can plan your Irish holiday.

London Travel Agent Professional

As a London travel agent professional, I plan trips that involve time travel - taking visitors to another place and time. Whether your visit lasts several days or a month, you will find that London will not disappoint. Not only can you see castles, museums, and galleries, you can visit historic residences and estates. Shopping is also upscale and many of the shops have been in existence for several hundred years. For example, I might arrange your trip so you begin the day with a shopping excursion. By starting in St. James Street and PIccadilly, you can visit top-shelf stores, such as Locker the hatter, Turnbull & Asser and New & Lingwood, who are the outfitters for Eton College. You might also drop in at the perfumer, Floris, which was established in 1789. The cheese shop, Paxton & Whitfield, has been selling specialty cheeses since 1740. If you crave a dessert, head to Fortnum & Mason through Piccadilly Arcade, and enjoy the icy treat at the store's Parlour restaurant. Or, I can arrange a trip where you begin your first day in Trafalgar Square when the National Gallery opens its doors. After spending time at the gallery, you might head toward the Portrait Restaurant for coffee, which is located on the top floor of the National Portrait Gallery next door. From there, you can see a great view of Trafalgar Square. You might visit the Houses of Parliament before you stop at magnificent Westminster Abbey the next day. Hopefully, the sun will shine, so you can enjoy a picnic lunch at St. James' Park. After fortifying yourself with a lunch or a quick repast, you could walk to Buckingham Palace, which is on the far side of the park.  If you go during the summer, you can access the State Rooms and see the interesting displays. The Queen's Gallery in the palace, also features changing exhibits, so there is always something new to see. By the time it is tea time, you can amble past St. James' Palace to Piccadilly and find a cafe or patisserie. As your travel agent for London, I can also arrange an evening's entertainment by getting tickets for a West End show.  If you love to window-shop, my recommendation is to walk through Burlington Arcade before resuming your journey up Old and New Bond Streets. These sites represent the smartest shopping addresses in London.  One of London's top attractions is the Tower of London, so you definitely have to add it to your London itinerary. I can book tickets ahead of time so you can enter the attraction without hassle. It takes about two hours to visit the castle and admire the Crown Jewels on display. Good places to dine also can be found along Katharine Docks, next to the pleasure watercraft and yachts. You might also consider a walk along the Thames or plan to sail its waters. I love to plan London trips and tailor them to each client's likes and preferences. I hope I can do the same for you. Contact me by email or phone me so we can start planning your London holiday now.

Tuscany Travel Agent Expert

If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping into an Italian Renaissance painting, you will find it in Tuscany. The region is home to some of the world’s most exquisite Renaissance castles and palaces, as well as many other attractions that are perfect for a getaway. That is why I want to share my knowledge of this wonderful Italian region as your travel agent specialist. The historic city and capital  of Florence, in particular, is full of gorgeous sights that will leave you spellbound. From art museums to memorable churches and gorges, you’ll find that there’s much to see and explore in Tuscany. Below are some of the attractions that bear an introduction.

Florence Again, Florence is one of the best places to see in Tuscany. This city is an absolute must-visit, as it offers o much to see and do. The art museums here are world-renowned, and it’s also one of the most visited cities in Italy.  Set on the River Arno, Florence is surrounded by some of the loveliest parks in all of Europe - all which make it an ideal place for a stroll or a picnic. If you’re seeking more sites to sight-see, plan to visit the Santa Croce Church and the Boboli Gardens. The Santa Croce Church is where the great artist Michaelango is buried.

Siena

Siena is a city full of history and culture, with a population of just under 70,000 people. Explore historical sites, such famous Palazzo Pubblico and the Cathedral of San Martino. There are also beaches nearby that make for romantic getaways.Pisa Whether you wish to visit the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa or to enjoy the breathtaking views from Campo dei Miracoli, you will be amazed by this city’s history and beauty.  The tower, which the city constantly maintain, still leans at a 45 degree angle. 

Pisa Cathedral, known in Italy as Duomo di Pisa, is best known for its bell town or campanile - the aforementioned Leaning Tower of Pisa. In fact, the city is often referred to as the “city of churches,” but it also has many other attractions that make it worth a visit. Savor a romantic meal in one of the two Michelin starred restaurants in the city.Assisi and its Basilica of St. Francis

The Basilica of St. Francis, located in Assisi, is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Tuscany. The church was built on the spot where Saint Francis of Assisi prayed after being sent away from his home by his father because he was sick. The basilica is also a UNESCO World Heritage site and an icon of Italian art and architecture.The Town of Arezzo This town is perfect for anyone who wants to get lost in the beauty of Italy. Wander through the cobblestone streets, admire the gorgeous architecture and art, and explore the local restaurants that dot the city. The town’s Renaissance church with a star-shaped dome on its roof and a frescoed interior is an architectural wonder.  During the Renaissance and beyond, Arezzo has inspired many artists, including Baldassare Castiglione, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Simone Martini. The Chianti Wine Region In this region in Italy, you can sample world-class wines at area vineyards - some of which  stretch from just west of Florence all the way down to Tuscany's heel.

Rome

The city of Rome is home to the Vatican City and other attractions like the Coliseum, St. Peter’s Basilica, and the Roman Forum. The Colosseum, which is one of the best-known sights in all of Rome, was originally built by the Emperor Vespasian in 72 AD. Hiking and biking activities allow you to explore the region close up. Therefore, let me give you more details about a Tuscany vacation. As your travel agent specialist, I promise you that you’ll love visiting this famed region in Italy. Give me a call so we can start planning your next journey now.

France Travel Agent Expert

France is the perfect country for exploring and finding adventure. Spanning from the Alps in the north to the Mediterranean SEa in the south and from the Pyrenees in the west to Brittany and Savoie in the east, France has something for every traveler As a travel agent professional, I can provide you with inside tips for visiting France and its attractions. Let me introduce you to this fascinating country and travel destination France is home to some of the best museums in the world, and the country's beautiful landscapes make it a perfect destination for nature lovers. If you're planning a trip to France soon, consider taking a walk through Paris's Champs-Elysées or exploring the gardens of Versailles. You'll also want to see some of the most famous landmarks in France like the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral. If you're heading to France, it's worth giving the food trucks a try. Food trucks serve up dishes with locally-sourced ingredients. You'll find some of the best food truck cuisine in major cities across France like Paris and Lyon. One of the best ways to learn about French history and culture is to visit museums and galleries. The Louvre in Paris is one example of a world-renowned museum that houses ancient and famous art pieces from around the world. Museums are also home to other historical artifacts like the Mona Lisa. The Musée d’Orsay in Paris has a large collection of Impressionist paintings which you can enjoy after strolling through the museum’s spectacular gardens. The French countryside is a diverse and peaceful place to explore by bike. You can cycle on a guided tour or go it alone. Some of the best places to cycle are through the vineyards of Burgundy, along the Loire River, in Dordogne or Provence, or along Brittany’s coast. If you’re a culture vulture, catching a show is one of the best things to do in France. You can visit Paris for a variety of cultural events and festivals, including the famous Cannes Film Festival, which is an annual invitation-only event, usually held in May.  A short trip to the Riviera will provide a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This stretch of coastline is famous for its resorts and luxurious hotels, including itsnatural beauty.  Normandy is recognized for its well-preserved medieval towns and for the D-Day landings, but it’s also well-known for its castles. Encompassing many different architectural styles, from Norman castles to Medieval fortresses, these strongholds are a fascinating insight into France’s rich history.  You can find some of their best examples at Caen, Mont St Michel, the Chateau Gaillard in Rouen or Vincennes. They’re all unique and worth exploring and visiting during your trip to France. Paris is a city that never stops moving. Tourists and locals alike flock to the city for its rich history, culture and cuisine. If you’ve never been to Paris before, walking tours are a great way to get oriented to this world-famous city.  If you’re visiting France, it’s always a good idea to learn the language. You can start by picking up a phrasebook or looking online for resources. Learning a bit of the language will make your trip more enjoyable.  As your travel agent specialist for France, I can take care of all the trip-planning details. Travel to France involves 3 peak seasons - winter (December to February), spring (March and April), and summer (from June to September). Give me a call now and let’s start planning that perfect French getaway for you!

Costa Del Sol Travel Agent Professional

With all of the incredible things to see  in Spain, you don’t want to be caught on the outside looking in. As your travel agent specialist for Spain, I can help plan your next travel itinerary.  If you’re looking to meet new people while visiting Spain, you’re in luck. This country is brimming with opportunities to interact with others and make new friends and acquaintances. There are plenty of events and festivals to attend where you can meet people who are interested in some of the same attractions, festivals, and sites. I Plus, the Spanish are known for their warm and welcoming culture, making it easy to meet new people and form friendships.  In addition, you’ll always find something to take part in or learn, whether you focus on music, art, or live entertainment. If you’re looking to visit Europe in the near future, then you should really look at Spain when making travel plans. With a population of 46.6 million as of July 2018, Spain is one of the most visited countries in the world and an excellent choice for travelers.  Spain has everything that a traveler could want – from ancient history, captivating nature sites, and welcoming people to delicious food that is sure to satiate your appetite until your next meal.  Spain offers adventures in the form of  famous landmarks to small-town secrets, so there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re interested in exploring the country or just looking for a fun weekend break, you’ll think you’ve escaped to another place and time. Spain has been home to many empires and a number of influential cultures throughout the ages. The Roman Empire ruled Spain from 15 BC until 191 AD, with Spain eventually becoming a part of Europe as the Christian territories were united under the Holy Roman Empire.  After the fall of Rome, Spain started to develop into what is now known as modern-day Spain. Vast forests were cleared for farmland and towns grew up around trade and commerce centers.  The Spanish culture is a mix of Christian, Moorish and Jewish heritage. The country has been a center of the arts for centuries, having produced artists like Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí. Spanish cities are beautiful and well-preserved sites to explore, with elegant architecture and plenty of museums. One of the most popular aspects of Spain is its cuisine. There are many local dishes that have been passed down through the generations, with some dishes only found in small towns in the country. You don’t have to worry about finding cuisine that is vegan or gluten-free because there is a vast variety of delicious options available for every palate. Whether you want to try a traditional dish like paella or tapas, or something more modern like sushi, you can find it in Spain. Indeed, Spanish food is the talk of the town, and it’s easy to see why. There are some great options in Madrid, Barcelona and San Sebastián. But if you want a taste of international flavors, then head to Valencia for Mexican-inspired dishes or Granada for Moroccan cuisine.  Spanish is the most widely spoken language in the world, with an estimated 437 million native speakers. It is also considered to be one of the easiest languages to learn because it has a Latin structure that makes it simple for new learners to pick up. If you don’t know Spanish then, you can learn it online without too much difficulty. Plus, hotels geared toward tourists communicate in English, so you can communicate easily. Madrid is the capital of Spain and is located in the center of the country. Madrid is also the largest city in Spain, with a population of 3.2 million as of July 2018. It is home to the Prado Museum and it’s also one of the most visited cities in Europe.  Barcelona is another popular city in Spain, with a population of 2.4 million as of July 2018. Barcelona has been voted as one of the "15 best places to live" by Forbes magazine and it's known for its fantastic food, cultural diversity and wide range of attractions.  Seville has a population count at 1.6 million as of July 2018 and it's home to more than 200 festivals yearly.  You can also visit the Alhambra in Granada and enjoy the city view with a walking tour that lasts about an hour. The city is also home to one of Europe's largest covered markets where you can buy everything from fresh produce to leather goods. The food market is one of the most extensive open-air markets in Europe, so you won't want to miss out on this experience! Spain is a large country, so it can be hard to know what to do when you're traveling in this locale. That is why you can count on me, as your travel agent and guide, to get the information you need to plan a Spanish holiday. Contact me now and let’s start planning your adventure now. 

Germany Travel Agent Specialist

Germany is home to so many amazing sights and activities that you’ll never run out of things to do. Its stunning architecture, hidden gardens, music festivals, wine tasting events, and hiking trails make it a haven for travelers and locals alike.  The country has something for everyone, from history buffs to nature enthusiasts and lovers of culture. As your travel agent and advisor for the country, I can promise you that you will love your stay and will experience an amazing holiday.

Munich

The capital and largest city of Bavaria, Munich is a must-see place for anyone visiting Germany for the first time. It offers a variety of things to do that allow you to explore museums, shop in upscale shops, and attend evening musical or theatrical performances. There are also plenty of sites to visit including the Neues Rathaus and Hofgarten Gardens, as well as Old Town Hall and Marienplatz Square.

Frankfurt

Frankfurt is the second-largest city in Germany and the financial capital of Europe. As the largest city in Germany, With its wide variety of museums, outdoor attractions and traditional architecture, Frankfurt truly has something for everyone. The city’s culture stretches back to Roman times which you can learn about at one of the city’s museums or historical landmarks, including like the Opera House or Museumsufer in town.

Berlin

Berlin is the capital city of Germany and is known for its cultural diversity. With a population of 3.4 million, it is the largest city in the country, and it is also one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe.  Also, make sure to visit Potsdamer Platz. The area features all you need to feel at home, including a traditional German beer garden and plenty of delicious food options. If your main goal is exploring Berlin’s culture, then don’t miss out on checking out the city’s museums

Dresden

Dresden is a beautiful city in Saxony, Germany. The city is not only home to striking architectural structures and breathtaking views of the Elbe River, but it's also known as the "Florence on the Elbe." It is situated on a river terrace between the Elbe and the Altmuhl, both tributaries of the Elbe River. It has been inhabited since at least 1,200 BC.

Cologne

A charming historical city, Cologne is filled with some of the most beautiful and unique architecture in Germany. It’s also filled with plenty of history to discover. You can spend hours walking around the city and exploring its winding streets. The cathedral in Cologne is one of the tallest buildings in Europe. Cologne is also famous for its many street festivals that take place throughout the year.

Hamburg 

The City of Bridges Hamburg is a vibrant city with an intriguing history. It also has more bridges than any other place in the world. No exact figure is given, but experts estimate hat the city boasts around 2,400 to 2,500 bridges. They also come in different varieties - such as road bridges, railway links, footbridges, and bridges that stretch over waterways. You’ll also find some of the best food in Germany - at almost every street corner of the city.

Stuttgart 

The City of Culture and Batsheva Dance Company, Stuttgart is a city in the southern state of Baden-Württemberg in Germany. Stuttgart’s cultural prominence stems from its location. The city is next to Lake Constance, surrounded by the Swabian Alps. It plays host to some of Germany’s most well-known museums such as the Porsche Automobile Museum and the Mercedes-Benz Museum.  Stuttgart also has a wealth of up-and-coming galleries and art spaces that offer plenty of opportunities for art lovers.  You might also want to check out Remnant Farms where you can learn about sustainable agriculture or enjoy a day at Schlossgarten that features a unique blend of nature and history.

Füssen 

Just Add Bavarian Bier and you’ll Be in Heaven! Füssen is located in the  German state of Bavaria. Füssen is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful cities in all of Germany - and for good reason! The city is known for its stunning architecture, the frescoed Palazzo del Comune and amazing views of the Alps.  With a population of just over 9,000 people, Füssen can seem quite secluded at first when you're passing through on your way to Italy or Switzerland. But don’t worry, there are plenty of things to do in Füssen.  You can browse the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle, visit the market square, or enjoy a drink at one of their charming squares or pubs. The city’s cathedral is an impressive sight that's worth visiting as well. Horseback riding is always a good option if you like equestrian activities. I’m ready, as your travel agent and guide, to begin planning your German holiday. You can reach me anytime to plan your vacation and reap all the benefits that traveling to Germany provides. Give me a call now so I can design your itinerary.   

Hungary Travel Agent Professional

“Magical” is the word that comes to mind when I arrange trips for visitors to Hungary. That is why I love working as a travel agent professional for this idyllic country in Eastern Europe.Hungary is a landlocked country in Central Europe. It is located in the Carpathian Basin and is bordered by Romania to the north, Slovakia to the northeast, Ukraine and Serbia to the east, Croatia to the south, and Slovenia to the southwest. With its rich culture, incredible architecture, natural beauty and exciting adventures, Hungary has so much more to offer than spooky stories about its castles. In fact, this beautiful country offers everything that an explorer or a digital nomad could ever ask for. If you've been planning your upcoming vacation but have not yet decided on a destination, I recommend Hungary.Hungary is a centrally located country, making it perfect for exploring other countries and cultures. The city of Budapest is home to the largest thermal lake in Europe and offers an exciting, yet relaxing day at the spa. Hungary has nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites that are not to be missed. It is one of the most affordable Central European countries to visit with low prices on accommodations, food and entertainment. Hungary is home to some of the best nightlife in all of Europe, which includes amazing clubs, lively bars and traditional music venues. You can indulge in delicious cuisine from world-class Michelin star restaurants or enjoy simple street food vendors for less than five dollars US. Hundreds of castles are scattered across the country that offer a unique perspective into Hungarian history.The capital of Hungary, Budapest, has a population of over 2 million people and is the sixth fastest-growing city in Europe. It is a diverse, multicultural city with  different sites and attractions. In Budapest, you'll find historic buildings, museums, galleries, theaters, restaurants and other attractions for every traveler. Budapest is also famous for its thermal baths with its healing properties that cleanse your skin and relieve stress. The largest bath in the country is Szechenyi Baths. It opened in 1918 and has been welcoming visitors from all around the world ever since.Hungary was home to the Magyar people at one time, the first known settlers in the region. They ruled the land for centuries until the Ottoman Turks conquered the country in 1526. The country was under a Communist dictatorship from 1949 to 1989 and is now a democratic republic. One of Hungary’s most famous residents is Ferenc Puskás, who played for two FIFA World Cup winning teams in 1954 and 1958.  Home to castles and fortresses, with interesting legends attached to them, Hungary is the place to go to  visit the Dracula Castle. In addition, Hungary has a diverse landscape that includes mountains, hills, rivers and lakes. It also has a rich agricultural tradition, and is noted for its large-scale production of wheat, corn, potatoes and wine-making grapes. Hungarian cuisine is delicious and varied, and has influences from neighboring regions. Dishes feature rich seasonings and are both meat-based and vegetarian. The country's location, close to the earth’s equator, means that Hungarians can grow a wide variety of fruit, vegetables, and herbs throughout the year.The Danube is the second-longest river in Europe, and one of its most significant natural features. This gorgeous waterway runs through Budapest, which is also home to the Parliament Building, Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church and the Buda Castle. While you're there, make sure to take a bike ride along the Danube Promenade or climb Gellert Hill for incredible views of the city.If you love to explore and get your adrenaline pumping, Hungary has some of the most breathtaking natural scenes that you'll ever see. With lakes and rivers galore, it's no surprise that this country is a haven for hikers, rowers, kayakers, and more.  Whether you're looking for a serene hike or a little excitement with some whitewater rafting; Hungary offers an unforgettable outdoor adventure for everyone. The Gellért Hill Cave Baths are a must-see attraction in Budapest, which features thermal waters from natural sources along with gorgeous city views. If you're looking for something more adventurous than sightseeing, take part in extreme sports like canyoning or hang gliding on Lake Tisza – this country has something for every active traveler!Indeed, the capital city, Budapest, is one of the most picturesque cities in Europe. It's also a great place to try local cuisine, as well as indulge in some retail therapy. Hungary also offers some exciting adventures for thrill seekers like bungee jumping or riding on a zipline over the Drava river.As your travel agent for Hungary, I can’t wait to share more information about this fascinating country and travel destination. Give me a call today. I promise you that I’llI plan a splendid holiday.

Switzerland Travel Agent Expert

The alpine country of Switzerland is a popular destination for travelers who are looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its pristine lakes, snow-capped mountains, rich culture, and overall beauty, the country is one that you will want to revisit again and again.  But with so many things to see and do in Switzerland, it may be hard to know where to begin. Therefore, I look forward to helping you as your travel agent specialist plan the perfect travel holiday. You might be wondering,  Should you start with the cities? Or perhaps opt for the outdoors? Well whatever your personal tastes may be there’s something for everyone who visits this wonderful country.  The majestic snow-capped peaks, cozy chalets, picturesque vineyards, and the natural beauty of Switzerland is enough to leave anyone in awe. But what makes a trip to this country so memorable is not just the scenery. It also gives you the opportunity to experience a completely different way of life.  From the hospitable locals to their rich cultural heritage, there’s just so much about Switzerland that’ll make you love it even more. Thecountry is not just about nature; it also offers spectacular architecture, churches, cathedrals and castles.  Travel by train The best way to explore this beautiful country is by train. While you will find many flight options to reach Switzerland, traveling by train is a much more enjoyable experience. You’ll have plenty of time to explore the countryside, savor  an authentic Swiss meal, and most importantly, admire all the stunning views!  Also, if you plan your travel during a non-peak time, you might enjoy your own car. Another added advantage of traveling by train is that you’ll get to visit all the major places in Switzerland without breaking the bank. So if you’re looking for a relaxing, cost-effective, and memorable way to explore this beautiful country, traveling by train is the way to go! Enjoy the fresh cuisine The food in Switzerland is as authentic as the country itself. Swiss cuisine is famous as it is made with only the freshest and highest quality ingredients. If you’re a fan of cheese, you’ll be delighted to know that cheese is actually a staple in the Swiss culture.  You’ll find different types of cheese in almost every dish you order while dining at a Swiss restaurant. Some other dishes that are a must-try include Rösti, Fondue, Raclette, Bratwurst, and Zürigsli.  Apart from the delicious entrees, you’ll also love the rich and delectable desserts and treats -  like chocolates and meringue.  Take a skiing holiday If you’ve ever dreamed of skiing, but never got a chance to try, visiting Switzerland is the perfect time to do so! With so many ski resorts to choose from in Switzerland, you’ll need my guidance when choosing a place to stay. From the beginner ski runs to the challenging black slopes, the Swiss ski resorts have something for everyone! You can also choose to visit one of the many ski camps in Switzerland where you can learn to ski under the direction of professional instructors.  Besides skiing, you can choose to enjoy other winter activities. You can snowboard or visit the Christmas markets. Switzerland is a winter wonderland. See the view from the St. Began Tower The St. Began Tower is one of the most famous landmarks in Switzerland. The tower is located in the city of Basel, which is a must-visit city. Beautifully illuminated at night, the tower is a spectacular sight!  You can visit the tower as a part of a local tour or as a part of a day trip from Zurich. Another landmark is the famous Rhine Falls. This cascade represents the largest plain waterfall in Europe and is a must-visit during your trip. You can either take a guided tour or, again, visit the site as part of a day trip from Zurich. Go on a hiking tour If you love adventure and want to explore the rugged terrain of Switzerland, why not plan a hiking trip? You’ll have the opportunity to explore picturesque alpine trails in the Swiss Alps - provided you go when it’s not too hot. The views are absolutely breathtaking and absolutely worth the visit. You can also consider visiting other hiking trails inLucerne, Bern, or Geneva. Visitors to Switzerland are often struck by the stunning views of its mountains, lakes and lush fields. In fact, the travel and tourism industry generates nearly 14% of the country’s GDP. With so many things to see and do, it’s no surprise that Switzerland is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world!  Allow me to plan a trip to Switzerland that you’ll never forget. As your travel agent advisor, I will make every effort to ensure your trip fits your travel preferences. Give me a call now so we can start planning your holiday. 

Scotland Travel Agent Professional

Are you ready to see Scotland? If you’re looking for a perfect getaway, then look no further. As your travel agent advisor for Scotland, I know you’re in for a treat. The country of Scotland is brimming with natural beauty and amazing cultural sites. Scotland is also home to some of the world’s best attractions.  Seeing these attractions will not only give you an insight into the rich history of the country but it will also develop your senses and increase your appreciation of what this country has to offer.  In addition to its natural beauty, a lot has been done to make the country more accessible and appealing to visitors. For example, affordable flights transport you directly to major tourist hubs, like Edinburgh or Glasgow, which are easy day trips from larger cities Hotels, in the country, also cater to solo travelers or family groups looking for something more spacious. Even Scotland’s train routes  make it easy to explore other parts of the country from major  city centers like Edinburgh, Glasgow or Aberdeen.  Below are a list of some of the major must-see attractions and events that are designed for everyone, younger and older alike.

Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Castle is a must-see attraction in Scotland. It has long been considered one of the most iconic landmarks in the country, and it’s easy to see why. The castle dates back to the 12th century, and it’s been constantly updated since that time. There are multiple areas to visit at the site, including the Royal Palace of Edinburgh, which was restored in the late 1800s. If you have time to spare on your trip, take a boat ride around the castle moat or go on a guided tour of the historic buildings.

The Edinburgh Military Tattoo

The Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a spectacular series of military drills and performances held every year at Edinburgh Castle. It has been going on for over 500 years, which makes it one of the oldest military shows in Europe. The show is well known throughout the world, with crowds arriving to watch the show from all corners of the globe. The Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a a definite, awe-inspiring, must-see event.

The Scottish National Gallery,

Edinburgh The Scottish National Gallery is housed in a building located on George Street, which was formerly known as ‘Goodman’s Court.’ This building has been transformed into a wonderful gallery, with everything displayed - from paintings to sculptural art.  There are several sections within this gallery, including the permanent collection, special exhibitions, and temporary exhibitions. In fact, you can spend hours immersed in the galleries here without even realizing how much time has passed. The Scottish National Gallery is an affordable way to experience something unique and memorable that will become part of your archive of travel experiences.

St. Andrews – the Home of Golf and Scotland’s Most Popular Tourist Spot Scotland is home to some of the world’s best golf courses, and St. Andrews is arguably the most iconic one. There are a lot of different things to do in St. Andrews, including taking a tour through the famous Old Course or playing a round of golf yourself. When you visit this destination, you will be greeted with impeccable views of Scotland’s most famous seaside town. Along with the stunning views, you will also get to see some of the country's finest historical buildings, including St. Rule’s Parish Church and the Students’ Dormitory.

The Dark Sky Safari at the Royal Astronomical Observatory of Scotland

The Dark Sky Safari is one of the best places to go in Scotland. The observatory has been specifically built for stargazing and includes a glass dome and telescopes with a 360-degree view of the night sky.  It is located on Ben Nevis, which is Europe’s tallest mountain, so you can really get up close and personal with stars. If you are looking to do some stargazing while you are visiting Scotland, this would be your one stop shop. Scotland is a country steeped in history and tradition. It’s also a place that’s known for its breathtaking scenery, so it is as mesmerizing as it is magical. Whether your Scottish holiday is for business or pleasure, I am committed, as your travel agent professional, to offer you the very best travel services to this enchanting place. Give me a call today so we can start planning your Scottish vacation now.

Maldives Travel Agent Expert

The Maldives is an island nation made up of more than 1,200 individual islands in the Indian Ocean. Many of these islands are barely above sea level, making them among the most vulnerable to climate change and rising sea levels.  Over time, many Maldivians have  moved to nearby cities like the capital of Male to find work. Therefore, much of the country remains deserted and secluded. If you’re seeking peace and quiet, this is the place to go. The people are friendly, the beaches are gorgeous and it’s remote enough that you won’t see another tourist for miles around. As a Maldives travel agent specialist, I can promise you an idyllic island escape - one you won’t soon forget.  Plus, only a small number of travelers visit this entracing country every year. If you’re thinking about adding it to your bucket list soon, do so now when you can make the perfect getaway. Indeed, the Maldives is home to some of the most beautiful islands in the world. Its sparkling blue waters, white sandy beaches, lush green landscapes, and lagoons have also made it a honeymooners’ paradise.  Check out the amazing marine life The Maldives is home to a wide variety of aquatic life. Whether you are snorkeling or diving, you will spot some exotic marine creatures. You can find turtles, stingrays, various types of fish and even whales in the waters surrounding the islands.  If you are lucky, you might even get to see dolphins frolicking in the blue waters. There are also many coral reefs in the Maldives. You can visit the Mohamed Thuru Reef and Coral Park to see the underwater world. Some resorts also have their own private reefs where you can snorkel and scuba dive. Swim in crystal clear water The marine life is not the only thing that makes the water in the Maldives beautiful. The water here is also crystal clear. Instead of rivers and lakes, the islands in this country get their water supply from the rainwater and underground springs. Therefore, you can easily see its colorful fish without having to use snorkeling or scuba diving gear. What is exciting about Maldives is its plans to build Maldives Floating City to fight the rising sea levels. The city will be established in a lagoon, close to the capital of Male. Because the city will float on the water, it will accommodate the rises in sea levels because of climate change. It will be the first floating city in the world. View a glorious sunset Another thing that makes the Maldives a perfect tourist destination is the glorious sunset that you can watch every day. While a sunset can be beautiful almost anywhere in the world, a Maldives sunset  is worth traveling thousands of miles to see.  Breathe the fresh air and get your exercise The Maldives is an island country. Explore the islands on foot, swim in the waters, or rent a bike from your resort. You can also go for a walk or a jog on the beach.  Visit the island atolls Maldives is home to several atolls. Atolls are coral reef ring-shaped isles that surround a lagoon. Atolls are great places to visit to see the natural marine life and beach. For example, the Male Atoll is a diver’s paradise as well as a picturesque beach. The Kaafu Atoll has both charm and new-age ambience. Considered the heart and soul of Maldives, the atoll is home to spice markets and sites,such as the National Art Gallery. Visit the Ari Atoll and you’ll have the pleasure of meeting a variety of wildlife, including colorful fish, turtles, and sharks, including spectacular flora. In this atoll, the main isle, Rashdoo, features a beautiful Buddhist town. The atoll is also well-known for its mosque, the masterpiece architecture called Sultan-Al-Haj. UNESCO considers the Ass Atoll a World Biosphere Reserve. It has picture postcard views and its amazing Hanifaru Huraa is a lovely bay that is home to plankton. You’ll also see manta rays and sharks in the waters surrounding the atoll. If you like to snorkel, plan on the activity here. It’s a very engaging experience. When can we begin planning your trip to the Maldives? I can advise you on the best places to go and visit. Give me a call today so we can start building an itinerary.  

Thailand Travel Agent Professional

Thailand is a magical country with breathtaking scenery, friendly locals and delicious food. It’s not surprising that it continues to attract an ever-increasing number of tourists each year. Its tropical climate, beaches and rainforests are just some of its natural wonders which continue to make Thailand an appealing holiday destination. That is why I love representing Thailand as a travel agent professional. I love making people’s travel dreams come true. Thailand is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia and with good reason. It’s home to an abundance of natural beauty, fascinating culture and cuisine, and, again, to some of the friendliest people you could ever meet.  The country sees a high volume of tourists throughout the year, but it still remains an extremely hot destination from June to September. So, I often plan travel to the country when the weather is more temperate, or when the activities allow travelers to cool off from the humidity and  heat. The Weather in Thailand The weather in Thailand is tropical year round. Thailand’s coastal areas enjoy warm temperatures throughout the year and usually remain above 70°F even during the winter months. In contrast, the mainland experiences more extreme weather conditions.  Thailand’s rainy season usually lasts from May to October, but it varies by location. During this time, it’s common to see a lot of rain, especially in the southern parts of the country. Therefore, I can plan a trip for you that takes the weather into account, so you can enjoy your visit - whenever you plan to go. The Culture Shock Visiting Thailand can be an eye-opening experience. The country welcomes millions of tourists each year, but Thailand has a very different culture from what we are used to in the United States. Nevertheless, that is what makes visiting Thailand a unique and wonderful experience. It allows you to see the world from another perspective. Visit the Floating Market, attend a Muay Thai fight, or learn how to use chopsticks from a Thai chef. These are just some of the many activities that make for an exciting trip. Escorted Tours in Thailand I frequently suggest taking an escorted tour if you’ve never visited Thailand. These tours are designed to make your trip easy, convenient, and enjoyable. There are many escorted tours in Thailand, so I can find one that is ideal for you. Tours are also designed for different durations, so you can choose one that matches your schedule and travel preferences. Why Now is a Good Time to See Thailand There are many reasons why now is a good time to visit Thailand. Here are some of them: (1) Thailand is a top honeymoon destination. (2) The value of the Thai Baht against the US dollar has remained relatively stable in recent years. This makes the country more affordable for American tourists. (3) Thailand, together with its neighbors in Southeast Asia, is experiencing a tourism boom. There are more people visiting the region than ever before. The country is also working on new attractions and events to attract even more tourists. Top Places to visit in Thailand 

(1) Bangkok - This is the best place to start your trip. Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand and the country’s most populated area. It is also one of the most visited cities in the region.

(2) Koh Samui -

Koh Samui is an island just off the coast of Thailand and a popular tourist escape.

(3) Chiang Mai -

Chiang Mai is a large city in northern Thailand. It is also the capital of Chiang Mai Province. This city is another popular haven for tourists.  

(4) Koh Tao -

Koh Tao is an island off the coast of Thailand.

(5) Ayutthaya and Sukhothai -

Ayutthaya and Sukhothai are ancient cities in Thailand - great  places for history buffs to explore.

(6) Krabi -

Krabi is a large city in southern Thailand - one well worth a visit during a Thai holiday.  

(7) Hua Hin -

Hua Hin is a coastal city in southern Thailand - a nice escape during the winter. 

(8) Pattaya -

Pattaya is a large city in southern Koh Phangan - Koh Phangan is an island off the coast of Thailand.

(9) Chiang Rai - Chiang Rai is a large city in northern Thailand.  I can give you more details about the above  locales when as your travel agent professional for Thailand. The country has much to offer, so you’ll need my guidance in planning a holiday. Why not start planning your vacation today? I look forward to hearing from you soon. Give me a call today. 

Iceland Travel Agent Specialist

As a travel agent specialist for Iceland, I arrange once-of-a-lifetime holidays. I can also do the same for you. The small island of Iceland is home to some of the most spectacular natural wonders in the world. With plentiful sources of geothermal activity and a landscape that is constantly changing due to the effects of erosion, Iceland remains a beautiful place year round. Whether you’re interested in Icelandic history or just want to see some spectacular natural wonders, there are many amazing attractions in this glacial and inviting country that are worth visiting. I’ll help you plan an itinerary that you must include on your bucket list.

Thingvellir National Park- 

Thingvellir National Park is one of the oldest attractions in Iceland and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located between two tectonic plates, the park is a great place to learn about the geological history of Iceland. You’ll also be able to witness the ongoing geological transformation of the park.  Once you’ve finished with your Geology 101 course, you can explore the park’s cultural history. Thingvellir Park is the site of the first Icelandic legislative assembly. Therefore,  you can learn about the history of Icelandic politics and the role Iceland played in the world’s political history.

Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon is one of Iceland’s most famous tourist attractions and has been operating for decades. It’s a great place to relax and soak in the natural beauty of Iceland. The water in the Blue Lagoon is actually the water that has been used to generate electricity at nearby geothermal power plants. It’s all recycled water, so you don’t have to worry about it being dirty.  In fact, the water in the Blue Lagoon is very alkaline and enriched with minerals that are great for your skin. The water also has a very high level of sulfur, which is great for your hair. While the water may seem slightly murky, its natural additives create that effect. It is actually very clear.

Iceland’s Golden Circle

The Golden Circle is made up of three of Iceland’s most famous attractions. The first is the already-mentioned Thingvellir National Park. Next is the Gullfoss Waterfall, which is one of Iceland’s most spectacular waterfalls. The third is the Geysir Geothermal Area. The Geysir Geothermal Area is home to the Strokkur Geyser that erupts every few minutes and produces a large plume of water. The Golden Circle is easily accessible from the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik. It’s just a short drive to see these three amazing attractions.The Great Geysers and Strokkur The Great Geysers and Strokkur are two of the most famous attractions on the Golden Circle. These are actually several geothermal areas where you can see the remains of geothermal activity and learn more about Iceland’s rich geothermal history. At the Gullfoss Waterfall, you’ll observe a spectacular cascade created by the flow of water through a canyon. The Golden Circle is the perfect way to see the best of Iceland’s natural attractions.Icelandic Horses: Horse Jumping and Horse Riding One of the most iconic images of Iceland are the beautiful Icelandic Horses. These horses are a Viking breed that have been roaming the Icelandic countryside for centuries. You can see these horses all over the country, and many of them even live on farms.  Many Icelandic Horse farms offer horse jumping tours, where you can see these amazing animals jump over obstacles like a horse would in a show ring. There are also many Icelandic Horse farms that offer horseback riding tours. This is a great way to see the beautiful countryside of Iceland in a unique way.

Seeing the Northern Lights in Iceland

Iceland has excellent conditions for viewing the Northern Lights. In fact, it’s one of the best places in the world to see them. During certain times of the year, they’re almost guaranteed to appear.. If you want to see them, I suggest you take a tour that will direct you to an area that has a level of light pollution. Seeing the Northern Lights is a truly unforgettable experience.

Reykjavik at Night

Reykjavik is a great city to visit during the day, but it’s even more beautiful at night. There are lots of great things to do in Reykjavik after dark. One of the best ways to enjoy Iceland after dark is to visit the Blue Lagoon, which is open 24 hours a day. The rest of the city is also illuminated by lights, so you can visit the Hallgrímskirkja Church, or you can go for a walk and look at some of the beautiful architecture the city offers visitors and residents. You don’t want to miss visiting Iceland’s key attractions. You’ll want to add them to your bucket list of travel activities. I am waiting for your call to arrange the perfect holiday. Allow me to serve as your travel agent advisor to this glacial and volcanic wonderland! Let’s start planning your Icelandic vacation now.

Travel Agent for Seychelles Trips

As a travel agent advisor, it is my pleasure to introduce you to Seychelles - the ultimate destination for anyone who loves adventure, luxury, and a warm travel setting. When it comes to tropical destinations that are practically picture-perfect, Seychelles is a standout travel selection. This chain of islands lies about 1,000 miles off the coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. With its pristine beaches, glistening blue water and lush vegetation, it’s no wonder that more than a million tourists visit Seychelles each year.  Seychelles has something for everyone. Whether you want to relax on a deserted island or actively explore nature, you can find it on the islands of Seychelles. There are over 100 islands in the Seychelles archipelago, but only 25 of them are inhabited.  

Mahe Island

Mahe is the largest island in the Seychelles. It has a population of about 18,000 people and is considered to be the cultural and economic center of Seychelles. The capital city of Mahe is also called Mahe, and its home to several spectacular buildings including the Presidential Palace and National Assembly Building. Mahe is an excellent place to visit if you want to explore a variety of landscapes.  You can enjoy views of rugged mountains or lush forests as well as find picturesque beaches that are perfect for sunbathing or surfing. Most visitors who come to Mahe tend to spend their time in Victoria, which has many quaint shops and some beautiful churches. There are also plenty of attractions on this island such as Fort Frederic and the island’s Botanic Garden with its botanical collections from around the world (including Australia).

La Mer As the most famous beaches in Seychelles, La Mer combines fine white sand with turquoise water. There are many resorts near this beach, which makes it perfect for families with children who want to enjoy themselves without having to stray too far from their lodgings. La Crete Nature Park is another place that draws crowds because of its lush vegetation and panoramic views.

Praslin Island

Praslin island is the largest inhabited island in Seychelles. It’s a great destination for nature lovers, thanks to its diverse landscapes and plentiful animal life. You’ll even spot some rare species that are only found here! If you’re a nature lover or outdoor enthusiast, this is the island for you. There are over 40 trails and walks on Praslin Island, including an 18km coastal walkway that goes past lagoons and mangroves.  You can also find several  waterfalls and hidden coves to explore. If you head south from Beau Vallon Bay, you’ll come across Baie de Forbans, which is known for its emerald waters and secluded bays. Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of many beautiful spots around the island, then go swimming at La Dune Beach – it features white sand and turquoise waters that will take your breath away.

Silhouette Island

Silhouette Island is one of the most popular islands in the Seychelles archipelago. It features a dramatic view of towering cliffs. Therefore, you don’t want to miss the sunset among these towering rocks. Silhouette Island is home to some stunning beaches as well, like Anse Lazio, whose white sands turn pink in the evening light. There’s also a calm lagoon that offers excellent snorkeling opportunities for those adventurous enough to explore it!

CoCo Island

CoCo Island is another popular island on the Seychelles archipelago. It’s situated in the northeast and is easily accessible by air, sea or land. The island is known for its breathtaking beaches, like Beau Vallon Beach, and its rich history. The island’s vibrant culture amd Creole influences are prominent in the island’s food, language and music.  The locals also have a strong sense of community with a commitment to preserving their heritage and environment. They are happy to share with visitors and enjoy talking about their way of life with guests. Therefore, Coco offers an authentic experience of the traditional Creole life for travelers. You will find small shops selling local produce, fruits and spices, handmade jewelry and other souvenirs for sale.

Aride Island and Nature Reserve

Any tourist to the Seychelles should go to Aride Island to see what the islands looked like 250 years ago before human development. Aride is the northernmost granitic Seychelles island. It is approximately 68 acres in size, 1.6 km long, and 0.6 km wide. Aride has the largest seabird population in the Indian Ocean, with more breeding species than any other Seychelles isle and habitat. The Seychelles' Island Conservation Society manages the island as a wildlife reserve. The reserve's staff includes an Island Manager, Conservation Officer, and rangers - all of whom are the only humans on the island. The Seychelles archipelago is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Therefore, I want to share this island wonder with you as well. That’s why I’d like to serve as you travel agent advisor to Seychelles in East Africa. Give me a call today! 

Czech Republic Travel Agent Specialist

One of the great places in Eastern Europe is the Czech Republic. That is why I am excited to represent this part of the world as a travel agent specialist.  The Czech Republic is famous for its beautiful lakes and castles. It’s a great place to visit if you love hiking, cycling, skiing, spa-like pampering and great food. The country has many interesting places worth exploring. To help you plan your trip, I’ve put together a list of the top 9 must-see attractions in the Czech Republic. Whether you’re planning on visiting for a few days or for longer, the attractions below are sites you must see.

1. Vysoká nad Jizerou Castle, Czech Republic Vysoká nad Jizerou Castle is a stunning example of a medieval castle in the Czech Republic. The castle was first built in the 13th century and has gone through many renovations since then.The castle is located on a hill, so it’s worth making your way up to see it from afar.

2. Prague Castle, Czech Republic Prague Castle is the largest and most important castle in the Czech Republic. It is also one of the oldest structures in Europe, dating back to the ninth century. The castle has a lot of history associated with it, so make sure to take some time to learn more about its fascinating past. The dungeon at Prague Castle is also worth visiting. This ancient prison has been around since the 12th century when it was built by Boleslaus II.

3. Charles Bridge, Prague Charles Bridge is a bridge that crosses the Vltava River in Prague, Czech Republic. It is one of the most famous landmarks in the country and has been featured in many books and movies. The bridge was completed in 1357 and spans more than one kilometer. It’s a popular spot for couples to take engagement photos, so if you’ve got your heart set on a special photo, this is the place to visit!

4. The National Gallery in PragueThe National Gallery in Prague is one of the most prestigious art galleries in the world. It features an impressive collection that includes works by Rembrandt and Rubens. The gallery is also home to pieces by artists such as Picasso, Van Gogh and Monet.  This impressive gallery houses over 2,500 works of art, with a focus on European painting during the 16th to 19th centuries. The building itself was created in 1874 to house some of these masterpieces. The National Gallery is located in Malá Strana, or Lesser Quarter, which is a district south of Old Town Square in Prague and close to Charles Bridge. Take a break from walking around Old Town Square and visit this gallery to view its impressive art.

5. St. Barbara’s Church and the Lobkowicz Palace in BrnoLocated in the old town square, this church is one of the most important places in the Czech Republic. It was built by Ferdinand II Lobkowicz and has a Baroque exterior. Once you’re done with your visit to St. Barbara’s Church, I recommend taking a stroll down to the Lobkowicz Palace. The Lobkowicz Palace was built by Ferdinand II in 1722 and is now used as an art museum open to the public. The palace has been intricately restored and its interiors are on display for visitors to enjoy. This attraction is perfect if you want to get a feel for how life was like in pre-communist Czechoslovakia.

6. Ceský Krumlov Castle, Czech Republic This castle is open all year round, and it is a great place to visit if you want to escape the hustle of the modern world. The castle was built in the 13th century, making it one of the oldest castles in Central Europe. It’s also a popular tourist attraction because people can explore its gardens and learn interesting facts about the history of Czechoslovakia from its exhibitions.

7. Dvorak Place Square, Prague Dvorak Place Square is located in the heart of Prague and it’s an ideal place to start your tour. This square can be found in the center of the city, which means that visitors will get a good look at the beautiful architecture while people-watching in the square. You’ll also find  plenty of places to eat, drink, and shop in this central Prague location.

8. Eger Castle, Czech RepublicEger Castle is found in the region of North Bohemia. It’s a must-see attraction that offers visitors a spectacular view of the countryside. The castle is surrounded by lush forests and boasts amazing gardens full of flowers and fruit trees.

9. Gerlitzen Estate and Brewery Tour in Prague This tour is for beer lovers. You’ll visit the brewery and taste some of the best Czech craft beers and other beers from around the world. The tour also includes a walk through Prague’s Old Town. Whether you are a first-time tourist or a seasoned traveler, the Czech Republic is a must-see destination. I know this  glimpse into the country’s culture and history will entice you to see more of the country’s landscape. Why not give me a call today and let’s start planning your once-in-a-lifetime getaway. I look forward to serving as your Czech travel agent advisor.

Dubai Travel Agent Specialist

Luxurious shopping, ultramodern architecture, and a vibrant nightlife spark a lively interest in travelers who choose to visit Dubai. The city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is one spectacular travel destination - one that I love representing as a travel agent specialist.The tallest skyscraper in the world, the 830-meter (2,723-foot) Burj Khalifa tower dominates the Dubai skyline. The fountain, at the base of the building, displays jets and lights that are synchronized to music. Nearby, offshore, is The Palm, a marine-animal and water theme park, that makes a trip to Dubai  just that much more memorable.No traveler can visit Dubai without a seeing the Burj Khalifa and observing the surrounding view. The world's tallest structure, has been referred to as both a '”Vertical City” and “A Living Wonder.” When it comes to buildings, the Burj Khalifa is a stunning example of how art, engineering, and precise architectural detailing can come together in a spectacular way. Over 200 floors, the Burj Khalifa boasts 160 usable floors. Also, a number of world-firsts have been achieved from the tower's inception on January 4, 2010. For example, it took 1,325 days for the tower to become the world's tallest building - a feat that begun in January 2004. A record-breaking 330,000 cubic meters of concrete was used as well as 39,000 tons of steel reinforcement. The amazing structure contains 103,000 square meters of glass, and 15,500 square meters of embossed stainless steel. Construction of the skyscraper required 22 million hours of labor.The Dubai Fountain, as noted, features choreographed entertainment. Water shoots as high as 50 stories during performances. The fountain, designed by the creators of the Bellagio Fountains in Vegas, holds daily shows on the 30-acre Burj Khalifa Lake. You might also like to experience a unique dining adventure by opting for on-air dining. This unique dining experience takes place on an open-air platform about 165 feet high in the air. A chef, positioned in the center of the aerial platform, serves a three-course feast--starter, main course, and dessert--while diners take in the majestic surrounding view. I can make all the arrangements for this once-in-a-lifetime dining adventure and experience.Of course, you cannot visit Dubai without seeing the desert too. I can arrange your trip so you can ride a quad bike over the dunes, sandboard down the sandy inclines, or ride a camel just like a Bedouin.After working up an appetite, I can schedule dining and entertainment. While you feast on barbecue, you can watch belly dancing live or traditional tanoura  entertainment  (Egyptian dance shows) at a desert campsite.Activities take place in the Lahbab Desert, just outside of Dubai. The excursion can be arranged with convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off.So, what do you think? Are your ready to go exploring? Let’s talk by phone and plan an itinerary. Anytime is a good time to visit Dubai. Let’s get started today.

Poland Travel Agent Specialist

Many people might go to well-known places, such as Spain or France, but do not consider countries, such as Poland. Poland offers a wealth of sites and attractions - fairytale places inviting discovery. As your Poland travel agent professional, I can direct you to those idyllic spots.For centuries, Poland was a landlocked country between the East and West parts of Europe, yet its history has given rise to an intriguing, pleasant and refreshingly unusual combination of the past and present. The architecture, food, culture, and sights of each area are unique. Many beautiful examples of Gothic and Renaissance architecture may be seen across Poland. For example, Wawel Hill, a symbol of national power and pride, overlooks the historic Old Town. Located in central Krakow, The Wawel Royal Castle was the first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sitting around an Italian-designed courtyard, the castle was commissioned by King Casmir III the Great.You can travel to Poland anytime of the year and find it a fascinating destination. For example, the Polish winter capital Zakopane was a popular getaway for artists and intellectuals at the start of the 20th century. Today,  it draws thousands of skiers. You can see many cities and towns that have been preserved historically. For instance, an ideal example of Renaissance living is the sixteenth-century town of Zamo, which does not appear much different than when it was built. Warsaw, which was entirely annihilated during the Second World War has been rebuilt according to 13th-century architectural standards. The nightlife is fun and lively in this Old World European city. Even though it was founded by three mill owners in the 1800s and is home to several intriguing museums, the city of Lodz remains almost unexplored by tourists. Also, if you want to see some grand and inspiring architecture, make plans to see Pozna, whose churches  are among  Poland's most beautiful buildings. Kórnik Island's Neo-Gothic castle is also a great day trip for architectural lovers. Gdansk is the birthplace of Solidarity leader, Lech Walesa. The unemployed Gdansk shipyard worker leaped over a fence in 1980 and made a speech that marked the beginning of the collapse of Communism. The "Roads to Freedom" exhibition in Gdansk tells the tale of Walesa and the Solidarity movement. The dissident, Lech Walesa, was a Nobel Peace Prize laureate who was Poland’s President from 1990 to 1995. After winning the election as President, the statesman become the first democratic leader since 1926.Gdansk, which is a port city on the Baltic coast, was founded in 997 A.D. The town was reconstructed after the Second World War and now features the vibrant buildings of Long Market made up of restaurants and shops. The seventeenth century Nepture Fountain displays a bronze statue of the sea god Gdansk.Toru, the city where Nicolaus Copernicus was born, is also well-known for being the legendary birthplace of the gingerbread cookie. If you want to find a place to relax, I recommend the beach resort of Sopot, which is a popular destination for sunbathers and the unofficial summer capital .If you want more peace and quiet, Kashubia is a pleasant hillside and lake retreat. The Kashubians have their own culture and distinct language. Eastern Poland is also worth seeing, as it features tranquil harbors and small villages. On the country’s Baltic coast is also sleepy Frombork, where astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus spent most of his life.Zlotoryjasits on the banks of the gold-rich Kaczawa River. Try your luck at panning, then visit the Gold Museum or watch the experts at the International Gold Panning Championships. If you enjoy hiking, the majestic Klodzko Valley  is criss-crossed with trails featuring ancient churches and castles, and is famed for its mineral waters. A natural paradise for hikers, the valley covers an area of 312,685 square kilometers or 120,696 sq miles. It is located  in the center of Europe. It borders Lithuania, Belarus and the Ukraine to the east, Slovakia and the Czech Republic to the south, and Germany to the west. Poland has a population of 38.6 million people, making it the eighth most highly populated country in Europe. While I can give you all the stats about Poland, you really have to see the country yourself to appreciate its people and attractions. As your travel agent advisor for Poland, I want to provide you with a dream vacation to Poland - one that you can share with Facebook or Instagram friends and family. Give me a call or email me now and let’s begin planning your holiday.

Denmark Travel Agent Specialist

If you want to travel to a fun country - one that is both exciting to discover and historically important, you will find what you’re seeking in Denmark. As your Denmark travel agent specialist, I can open up doors for you that have never been opened before.Most people relate Denmark to author, Hans Christian Anderson, and the intrepid Vikings. Born in Denmark in 1805, Hans Christain Andersen invented the writing of eventyrs - fantastic  adventures or fairy tales. The author also wrote travelogues, novels, poems, and plays. His tales transcend age and cultural boundaries and have been translated in 125 languages. Andersen wrote Thumbelina in 1835 and The Little Mermaid in 1836. He also wrote The Princess and the Pea in 1835 and The Emperor’s New Clothes in 1837.You might enjoy one of Andersen’s tales while lounging on one of Denmark’s beaches or relive some of the sagas while exploring ancient structures and awe-inspiring landscapes. Denmark’s major city, Copenhagen, features world-class institutions and a vibrant cultural scene.The Danish countryside is also dotted with old churches, palaces, and castles. Viking ruins can be found in the country, including earlier remnants, such as Stone Age dolmens. In rural regions, you often will see local farmers selling their produce along the roadside. Denmark’s national flag, the Dannebrog, is the world’s largest banner, and flies during state ceremonies to show the country’s national pride. According to folk tales, the banner ,which features a white cross on a red backdrop, symbolizes a combat between the Danish knights and the Estonians during the early thirteenth century. The banner is so loved that the Danes fly it during all types of celebrations, even birthdays.The monarchy of Denmark is also the world’s oldest. However, the country’s constitution limits the monarchy’s ability to exert its influence in political affairs. Copenhagen’s changing of the guars rivals the changing of the guard in England and the country’s Little Mermaid Statue is a Copenhagen icon and national gem. One place I suggest you visit while in Denmark is the Kronborg Castle, given the name Elsinore in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The perfect example of a Renaissance fortress, ground was broken for the structure in 1574 where the borders of Denmark and Sweden converge. For centuries, the castle held state celebrations and protected the Danes against attack. Currently, the landmark is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Denmark. A favorite guided tour is called Hamlet’s Footsteps. Kronsberg Castle and the Little Mermaid Statue are only a sampling of what Denmark offers visitors. Whether you wish to relax at a resort, spend time in the country, or get immersed in history, you will find what you are seeking in this captivating northern country.As your travel agent specialist for Denmark, I want to make your trip memorable. Give me a call or email me now so we can design the ideal itinerary.

Travel Agent Specialist for Sweden

Are you planning to visit Sweden soon? If so, you’ve made an excellent choice! As a travel agent specialist for Sweden, I can tell you that this country has so many beautiful sights to offer that it is difficult to decide which one is the best.  So, if you’re looking for a few recommendations on where to go and what to see during your trip then you’ve come to the right place. As a travel agent professional, I can provide closer look at some of the most impressive places in Sweden.  Whether you’re interested in natural wonders or man-made structures, you won’t be disappointed when you visit the following must-see places in Sweden! Curious about which ones they are? Keep reading to find out!

1. Charles XIV Johan's Rotunda Sweden is a country full of interesting and impressive structures, but one that sticks out among the rest is Charles XIV Johan's Rotunda. This magnificent building was completed in 1874, but it was originally meant to be a church. The architect had the idea of turning it into a rotunda after experiencing an earthquake in Italy.  It took him six years to complete it and today, this site is open for visitors to enjoy. The Charles XIV Johan's Rotunda is not only beautiful on the inside, but also on the outside with its symmetrical design and five architectural domes.

2. Skansen Skansen is the world’s first open-air museum and is a favorite tourist attraction in Sweden. It was founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius and displays a variety of exhibits relating to Swedish culture, including replicas of landmarks in the form of an old farmstead as well as creative depictions of cultural traditions. If you are looking for something interactive to do on your visit, Skansen offers ample opportunities. For example, you can take a ride on a horse drawn carriage or enjoy traditional Swedish food at one of the many restaurants there. You can also experience the famous Scandinavian summer in one of the area’s cozy cottages and wooden houses.

3. The Blue Church As the name suggests, this church is blue! It was built by Lars Sonck and can be found in the town of Västerås. The building is made out of wood and has a unique color scheme which includes green details. The Blue Church, or is also called Blå Kyrkan.  

4. Uppsala Cathedral and University Uppsala Cathedral and university is located in Sweden’s fifth largest city, Uppsala. Uppsala is an interesting mix of old medieval charm and modern development. Home to one of the oldest universities in Northern Europe, it also is home to Scandinavia’s largest cathedral church and one of the world’s finest music venues. In addition, the town features a world-famous botanical garden, which displays more than 10,000 species of plants.6. Iron museums If you love history, then you won’t want to miss out on this Swedish tradition. In the Iron museums of Sweden, visitors are able to learn about Sweden’s industrial development and see old mining methods first-hand.  This is a great place for those who enjoy hands-on experiences. Visitors can participate in activities like panning for gold and making iron nails, which is great if you want to bring home some souvenirs with a more personal touch.

5. Stockholm – the Capital of Sweden Stockholm is the capital and largest city of Sweden. The city’s location on the Swedish east coast provides both a natural harbor and a bridgehead for trade with Finland, which is why it was chosen to be the Swedish capital during its construction in 1634. In Stockholm you will find many museums, including some of the most iconic ones in all of Scandinavia such as: Vasa Museum (the world’s best preserved 17th century ship), Nobel Museum (memorializing Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite), National museum (Sweden's national museum for art), Skansen Kronan (a military museum) and Nordic Museum (an ethnographic museum).8. Gärdesudden Beach and Coop's Kalfarneri CafeThere are plenty of enchanting beaches in Sweden to enjoy, but one that stands out is Gärdesudden Beach. It's a perfect spot for surfing and swimming. The water is shallow and the sand is soft so it's great for families with children.  If you want to stop for a bite after your day at the beach, head over to the Coop's Kalfarneri Cafe. This restaurant serves classic Swedish dishes like meatballs and fish cakes that will satisfy your palate and appetite.9rs both cultural diversity and excitement. If you are looking for a different experience, be sure to visit Charles XIV Johan's Rotunda, Gärdesudden Beach and Coop's Kalfarneri Cafe. You won't regret any of your visits. Let me guide you in your journey as your travel agent professional. Give me a call today!

Wyoming (Jackson Hole) Travel Agent Specialist

Wyoming is a special place in the U.S. Not only can you find plenty to do in the Great Outdoors, you can retreat to resorts that provide a rustic type of luxury. It is simply one of the best places to plan a western vacation. That is why I enjoy serving clients as a Wyoming and Jackson Hole travel agent professional. I often point clients toward Jackson Hole, as it is home to some beautiful sites and offers plenty to do in both the summer and winter. For example, the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is one of the top places to ski in the U.S.  Found in a secluded corner of Wyoming, this off-the-beaten track accommodation is the ideal place to take to the slopes. The Western feel of the locale and incredible terrain and scenery can't be beat. While Yellowstone National Park sits about an hour away from the town of Jackson or the Jackson Hole area, you don't want to forget Grand Teton National Park. Not only will you delight in seeing the Teton Range in all its glory, you can hike, kayak, rock-climb, run trails, backpack, or swim in this smaller nature preserve. The area is also a draw for rafters who like to sail over the Snake River. During your journey, you will see wildlife, such as moose, otters, beavers, and osprey. Views of the Snake River Canyon and the hills of Grey's National Forest will always stay etched in your memory. I think one fun expedition to take is a snowmobile trip to Granite Hot Springs during the winter. The hot spring is pure therapy for anyone who wants to relax after skiing or hiking. The surrounding views of the Swift Creek Pass and Gros Ventre mountains, plus the wildflowers in the summer, make this trip a highlight of a Wyoming vacation. If you enjoy camping, Wyoming offers plenty of spots in which to enjoy the activity, especially in the summer and fall. Whether you wish to camp closer to town or find a backcountry spot, you will find the activity a nice respite from your usual daily activities. Besides camping, there is always biking, fly-fishing, and snow-shoeing to do. I also like to suggest that travelers visit the National Elk Refuge. Not only can you see elk up close, you can admire the setting sun behind the Grand Teton Range. Indeed, Wyoming has no shortage of beautiful places to visit or things to do. That is why, as your travel agent and advisor, I would like to plan the perfect Wyoming holiday for you. Won't you call me about a Wyoming vacation today? The sooner you begin planning, the sooner you can begin your holiday.

Greece Travel Agent Specialist

Greece is a great country to represent as a travel agent specialist, as it is the birthplace of philosophy, astronomy, democracy, and mathematics. Ancient Greeks came up with these ideas in places, such as the Acropolis, thousands of years ago. When you travel to Greece then, it is like taking a trip back thousands of years, exploring ancient ruins and seeing the artefact's on display in galleries and museums. For many people who travel to Greece, the trip represents a journey to the origins of western culture. Athens has a long history, established in the 5th century. Today, almost 4 million people call the city home. While there is urban sprawl, the city has made an effort to pedestrianize the metropolis. Needless to say, you can't go to Greece without seeing Athens, as it serves as the starting point for a wonderful Greek vacation. One of the great places to visit away from the hub, is Peloponnese, the Greek peninsula, and the islands of Santorini and Mykonos.  I often book honeymoons and couple vacations to Santornini, as it fits better with these types of holidays. Mykonos has lovely golden sand beaches while Santorini features red or black volcanic rocks and pebbles. Greece is also the home of Greek mythology, so I cannot plan a trip without suggesting a visit to Mount Olympus - probably one of the most famous mountains worldwide. To climb the illustrious peak, you will need to travel to LItochoro where you can hike a portion of the way or completely to the top, depending on your fitness level. While climbing Mount Olympus, you'll, no doubt, think about the stories associated with the slope, which is also the mythological site of the throne of Zeus and the spot where Hades controlled the underworld.Another adventure-packed day can be experienced in Greece as well at Lake Plastira. Although the body of water is man made, it does not make it any less magnificent. Centered among chestnuts and oaks, the lake invites visitors to canoe, raft, hike the trails, or go horseback riding. The lake is located in the Larditsa region of the country.If you have dreamed of visiting Greece, I can, as your travel agent advisor, help you plan a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Give me a call or email me today so we can start planning your trip right away.    

Norway Travel Agent Trip Professional

Besides the northern lights and fjords, Norway offers a delectable selection of mouth-watering foods - foods that you probably have not tried before. Because Norweigans love adventure, food is no exception. For example, every residential Norwegian forages, and you can do the same as well on your Norway holiday. That is why I often suggest that travelers visiting Norway go on a foraging tour in August or September. That is when the hedgerows are in full bloom and prized porcini mushrooms can be easily found.  However, never pick mushrooms without a guide to help. That is why a foraging tour is a must-do activity. You can also pick dew-sparkling amber berries, cloudberries, and lingonberries in places  such as Hardangervidda and Rondane. Also, Husmanskost is a hearty and inviting lunch you will love - open sandwiches that feature sourdough or rye bread, topped with charcuterie, veggies, or seafood. You can savor the cuisine in places, such as the Havariet Bistro in Oslofjord.  Classic dinner dishes include unique and succulent foods, such as elk meatballs and reindeer stew, also called finnbiff. Enjoy these evening staples in places, such as the Elgustua Guesthouse in East Norway. When you eat that type of delicious food, you will need to find ways to work off the calories, and Norway has plenty of activities in which you can take part. One of the popular activities of the country, naturally, is skiing.  The word, "ski," itself comes from the Old Norse language. Many Norweigans assert that they had skis on their feet when they were born. Therefore, if you want to ski, you will find Norway to be a skiers paradise. You can hit the powder in winter or ski down a glacier during the summer. An exciting adventure always waits in this cold yet warm Scandinavian country. I would like to serve as your travel agent planner for Norway, as I know you will love your trip, regardless of when you choose to travel. Give me a call so we can go over all the exciting details now!