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CRUISE PLANNERS: QUICK TIPS FOR SMOOTH SAILING . . .

You'll need either an original or certified copy of your birth certificate (must have raised seal) along with a photo ID for Caribbean, Mexico, Canadian and Alaska Cruises OR a valid passport.  Passports are required for airflight to international destinations and must be valid 6 months after your planned return date.   If your birth certificate and photo I.D. names do not match, you must carry proof of name change such as a marriage license.  Hospital-issued  "Footprint" birth records are NOT acceptable.  Consider purchasing travel insurance u...Read More...

Why Take A Cruise?

Cruises are more popular than ever. For over 20 consecutive years, the cruise industry has grown by more than eight percent annually. That is staggering growth. Every year, tens of millions worldwide enjoy what many believe to be a dream vacation. There a

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Plan Ahead for the Best Deals for Travel

By Ken Sudduth 1/12/2008   Prior and even during December often I was asked, “Are there any specials going on during the holidays?”  Now that the holidays are over I am asked often, “When is the best time to travel?” As for that answer it really depends on what you mean by “best time.”  Best weather, best price, least crowded, less children or a younger crowd, etc.   The number one rule of thumb is to remember that when school is out, demand and prices go up.  It is time for families to take their long awaited vacations, and ...Read More...

Alaska

Alaska was beautiful. If you decide to go, take the land tour to Mt. McKinley. It was one of our many highlights. Mckinley was awesome and for most of our two day stay was very clear to view. I guess that is not often the case as it is often covered with clouds that limits its visibilty. Another highlight was the whale watching excursion out of Juneau. We witnessed humpbacked whales bubble feeding and breeching out of the water. Our guide said we were most lucky to have seen both on a single excursion. Read More...