Multigenerational Travel: Creating Fun Memories for Every Age

Multigenerational travel—where grandparents, parents, and kids vacation together—is becoming increasingly popular. It’s a fantastic way to bond, create shared experiences, and make lifelong memories. However, traveling with multiple generations comes with its own set of challenges. From planning activities that appeal to everyone to ensuring smooth travel, a little preparation goes a long way.
Packing for an All-Inclusive Beach Trip: The Ultimate Checklist

Getting ready for an all-inclusive beach vacation? Packing smart can make your trip stress-free and even more enjoyable. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, exploring local excursions, or indulging in unlimited dining, here’s a must-pack list to ensure you have everything you need!
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2024 was an exciting year! Lots of changes to the blog and a new Facebook group. I’m looking forward to 2025.
What to do Before You Leave for Vacation: Advice from a Travel Agent

There’s a lot to consider when you plan a vacation. That list doesn’t end when you pay the deposit on your trip.
Turn on the Romance: Hotel Ideas for a Romantic Vacation

Looking to plan a romantic vacation to celebrate a honeymoon, anniversary, or maybe a vow renewal? I’ve compiled a list of ideas, with a range of budgets. Many of these hotels offer additional romance packages, vow renewal packages, or even a proposal package. Impression Isla Mujeres by Secrets, Mexico Located on Isla Mujeres, this adults-only […]
Visiting Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: a Travel Agents View

We have traveled to Puerto Vallarta twice as a family in the last 5 years. It’s one of our favorite places and will stay on our list to visit again! Nothing beats the sunset over the Pacific Ocean. Puerto Vallarta has beaches and mountains and a lovely downtown to walk around, shop, and eat. Our […]
Valentin Imperial Riviera Maya: Review from a Travel Agent

We just returned from our second stay at Valentin. The hotel, food and service were just as I remembered – exceptional. It’s always a risk if the hotel will live up to your first stay and Valentin did!
Secrets The Vine Cancun: Review from a Travel Agent

Secrets the Vine has 497 rooms. It’s a high rise hotel, very modern. They have four pools counting the Preferred Club pool, but no swim up bar. I didn’t even realize this until after we booked. But don’t worry, there’s plenty of poolside waiters.
Haven Riviera Cancun Resort: Review from a Travel Agent

We just stayed at this new-ish hotel about 20 minutes from the Cancun airport. Something must be said for traveling from Texas to the beach by 11 AM. Here’s my review of our stay at Haven Riviera Cancun Resort.
Live Aqua Beach Resort Cancun: Review from a Travel Agent

This hotel is an upscale, adults only, all inclusive resort. It’s boutique style but a little larger than you’d think a boutique would be. There are lots of restaurant options and food stations around the hotel.