The Itinerant Traveler

09/02/2021

08/13/2021

3 day mini adventures to Thailand starting at $230 per person!
Includes breakfast and lunch each day, a knowledgeable tour guide and all transportation and accommodations!

‘Thailand was a revelation to me; the landscapes, the culture, the food and the people.’ – Fiona Bruce

08/08/2021

Where will you say I do? There’s a world of possibilities waiting for you. ♥️

08/05/2021

Is your vacation goal to relax and unwind, but with easy access to activities and entertainment? Would you love to dine and drink, without worrying about coming home to a big credit card bill? Do the kids want to have fun, while the parents have time to reconnect? Or maybe you’re dreaming of a grownups-only getaway?
From boutique hideaways to sprawling resorts, adults-only to family-friendly, I’m here to help you plan your all-inclusive vacation! 🏝☀️

Starting at $1000 for Mexico and the Caribbean for resort only for two adults!

Call/text or email me at [email protected] for your custom quote!

07/21/2021

I wanted to share some of the beautiful pictures a client sent me from their 10 day vacation in Belize! 🏝

07/06/2021

Explore the culinary world with private and group tours through some of the most renowned travel destinations for foodies! Such as Bordeaux, Tuscany, San Sebastián, Tokyo or even domestic destinations like New York, New Orleans, Portland and Denver! 🥘🌎

05/18/2021

Tips for Traveling Solo Part 4 of 4!

1. Register with your embassy. If there’s a problem in the country, this will make it easier for your government to contact you and get you to safety.

2. Go to a bank or ATM in the country you’re visiting. The conversion centers in the airport or around the city tend to be huge rip-offs. You won’t get charged as many fees at the ATM or the bank, and the conversion will be exact.

3. Bring a charger adapter. Countries have different size plugs and voltage. So if you want to use your iPod, make sure you can charge it. A power strip can be a way to cheat and charge multiple devices off of one adapter.

4. Download an offline information app for your destination.

5. Check the country’s entrance/exit fees. Some countries require travelers to pay in order to enter or leave the country. These fees are not included in the price of your airline ticket, and can range from $25 to $200.

I hope everyone enjoyed this series! Happy Travels!!

05/14/2021

Alexander and Roberts Luxury African Safari Tours!

For a limited time I am able to offer the following Family and Friends discounts on all African Safari Tours!! 🐘
-Save $50 per person when 3 guests go
-Save $100 per person with 4 people
-Save $150 per person with 5 people
-Save $200 per person with 6 or more people

In addition to these savings take advantage of fully refundable deposits for all Safaris booked through 2022 and pay-in-full discounts of $1000 per couple or $500 per solo traveler!

05/04/2021

Guided Vacations including Tokyo and Kyoto are more affordable than most people realize!

Starting with 6 day from $1299 per person including accommodations, meals and a knowledgeable local guide, enjoy small groups and an immersive Japan experience! Tours including riding the bullet trains, visiting old town and Sake breweries and ending the vacation in Kyoto exploring their beautiful temples and participating in a tea ceremony or taking a calligraphy class! 🇯🇵

Contact me today for more details on itineraries and availability!

04/29/2021

Tips for Traveling Solo Part 3 of 4!

1. Leave a copy of your passport with a trusted family member/friend/travel agent in case something happens to your passport and copies.

2. Make sure your credit card will work in the country you are visiting. European banks have switched almost completely to the more secure chip-and-PIN technology, and fewer businesses abroad are accepting the outdated magnetic-strip cards.

3. Buy tour and activity tickets when you book your trip or soon after so they don’t sell out!

4. Check the voltage of your electronics. Having an adapter doesn’t always mean your electronics are going to work.

5. To check a bar or not to check a bag. Different airlines have different fees and guidelines when it comes to all baggage. Always check or ask your travel agent about these guidelines and regulations to make sure your flight experience is an flawless as it can be!

Happy travels and look forward to the last part! 🏝

04/20/2021

À couper le souffle!

France is a breathtaking country with so much to see and do. From busy cites like Paris to relaxing countryside towns like Cassis by the sea, there is something for everyone. Experience France with a guided vacation with knowledgeable guides or explore on your own with a custom built itinerary giving you all the freedom you’d want to see everything this country has to offer. 🇫🇷 🌹

04/13/2021

Tips for Traveling Solo Part 2 of 4!

1. Bring photocopies of your passport! If your passport gets stolen or lost you want to be sure that you can still get back into the country, or be able to prove your citizenship.

2. Always have local cash. Even if you bring a credit card, its always a good idea to have cash on hand.

3. Research events going on in your destinations.

4. Activate your phones global capabilities. There is usually a charge for this but it is generally less than roaming charges.

5. Pack an extra set of clothes in your carry-on. Shopping in airports can be really expensive, so save yourself the hassle!

Happy travels until next time! ✈️

04/09/2021

Big Savings on Ireland!!

Starting from as low as $2349 per person for 10 days and $3198 per person for 13 days INCLUDING AIR! 🇮🇪

Contact me today for a detailed itinerary and availability, multiple itineraries available to fit anyone’s schedule and budget!!

03/30/2021

Tips for Traveling Solo Part 1 of 4!

1. Purchase travel insurance! I always push for everyone I know, weather they use my services or not, to purchase travel insurance. It will be your primary medical insurance while traveling as well as insure that if something happens and you cannot go on your trip, you wont lose out on everything you invested.

2. Look up monetary conversion before you travel.

3. Call your bank or credit card provider to let them know your destination, also look into applying for a credit card that does not charge foreign transaction fees.

4. Get guidebooks. If you are traveling somewhere for the first time, sometimes all you need is a guidebook to give you tons of ideas so you don’t miss out on anything!

5. Bring snacks! No matter what you are doing, its never a bad idea to bring snacks and always have water!

Happy travels and stay tuned for part two! 🌍

03/27/2021

Planning your wedding can be overwhelming. Whether you’re going to exquisite extremes or keeping it simple, there are so many decisions to make; cake, flowers, invitations, seating arrangements, the dress. . .and the list goes on and on.

But what about your honeymoon? Don’t trust just anyone with your special honeymoon plans — I have the credibility, experience and expertise to create a lasting (and flawless) destination wedding or honeymoon experience.

I’m dedicated to offering you the best prices and advice, while maintaining an emphasis on customer service, so don’t hesitate to contact me so we can start planning your romantic travel adventure! ❤️🏝

03/24/2021

Deep Discounts in the Deep Caribbean!! 🏝

Up to 72% off all-inclusive Royalton Luxury Resorts! Choose from Antigua, Grenada or Saint Lucia for unforgettable, all-inclusive stays. Great options for families with kids or couples looking for adults only. Plus, no matter which resort you choose, you will also receive a resort credit worth up to $600!

No booking fees for all 2021 travel!