“We’re interested in an all-inclusive resort!” It’s a common thing I hear as a travel advisor. Usually my next question is not, “Where would you like to go?” It’s: “Tell me what you want your vacation to feel like.” An all-inclusive can be absolutely perfect for your trip, but it can also be completely wrong. That distinction matters more than the number of restaurants on the property, the size of the pool(s), or how many cocktails are included in the nightly rate.
Tag: Travel
Travel Insurance Through Your Credit Card May Not Be Enough
Your credit card may offer travel protection, but is it sufficient for the trip you’ve invested so much in? Credit card coverage can come with specific eligibility requirements, exclusions, limits, and restrictions that may not align with your itinerary.
Procrastination Is Not Your Friend When It Comes to Travel Planning
Do you want the best travel experiences? Then, do not wait to plan! If you do, then the best hotels will be gone, and instead of being able to curate special activities, you may be left with scraps. For a more personalized trip, you should start planning with a travel advisor as far in advance as possible. Here are my recommendations as to when you should start planning if you want first choice, not leftovers:
First time cruise concerns? Read this!
Booking a cruise might look as easy as clicking a button online, but there’s an art to making it the smooth, stress-free vacation it should be. Before your first sailing, here are a few things you should know.
Disney Wish: Review of Stateroom 12526 (Concierge One-Bedroom Suite)
Sailing aboard the Disney Wish is an experience in itself, but staying in a Concierge One-Bedroom Suite elevates the voyage to an entirely different level. For travelers considering splurging on concierge level, a one-bedroom suite offers a compelling mix of luxury, comfort, and convenience—along with a few design quirks worth noting. When my family sailed on the Wish, we stayed in stateroom 12526. From the moment I stepped into our suite, I was struck by how bright, elegant, and modern the space felt. Disney has clearly moved away from the darker, more traditional nautical styling found on their older ships. The Wish's staterooms embrace a lighter color palette, sleek lines, and layouts that feel both upscale and functional.
