Is visiting an all-inclusive resort on your bucket list? Are you dreaming about beautifully manicured properties with meals, snacks, drinks and activities all at your fingertips for one set rate? Going all-inclusive is one of the most relaxing and stress-free ways to...
Mexico
Follow the Leader…. What’s it like to visit Mexico right now?
Last week, Tom, I and friends took a fun getaway to relax and unwind on the Rivera Maya. Mexico has been open to visitors since June without having to shut down since. And it was one of the first destinations to adopt the World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC)...
Mexico’s EAST coast versus WEST coast: Which is right for you?
Our neighbor to the south offers up endless sunshine and relaxation, and is our top pick for 5-star luxury;something we can all use right now. In fact, while I’ve not yet visited since Mexico opened in June, agent friends tell me they felt safer there than they...
Alcohol Tainting in Mexico: We Discuss the Facts
Let’s be very clear: safety is our number one priority for our clients. As travel consultants, part of our job is keeping a close eye on regional events to make sure the destinations we recommend will provide the exceptional experiences that you want, and deserve....
About Denise
My goal is to simplify travel-planning through an equal exchange process where I acquire your ideas and expectations for your trip relieving you of the worry, hassle, stress and time that accompanies Do-It-Yourself planning. Recent Posts
Europe Travel is a Bargain in 2025. Here’s Why.
Even with its consistent popularity, Europe is a bargain right now for U.S. travelers. This is because the Euro has weakened against the dollar, meaning trips in 2025 are more wallet friendly. Fifteen years ago, the exchange rate was around $1.50 USD for 1 Euro. Now...
Do your homework before you leave: These international laws may surprise you
One of the joys of travel is stepping outside your comfort zone and experiencing all the sights and sounds of a new culture. Anytime you leave the U.S., though, you’re likely to encounter different laws, some of which may seem trivial to you but are taken seriously....
Traveling During Hurricane Season: What NOT To Do
Hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th each year, and in 2024 there were a total of 11 hurricanes that impacted the Caribbean and U.S. Besides the untold loss of property and life that hurricanes cause to residents, this time of year can create...
DOT Unveils New Refund Requirements for Airlines: Here’s What to Know
As of October 28, 2024, the U.S. Department of Transportation has a new policy in effect that requires airlines to automatically issue refunds within 7 business days to travelers in certain situations. Previously, air travelers often had to request refunds through...
How to handle confusing rental car questions
Renting a car is sometimes a necessity when you travel. You might be inclined to think it’s as simple as booking the car, picking it up, and driving away. But the process is a bit more complicated these days. From all the extra questions the rental agent asks, to...