Top 10 reasons to Plan Your Trip with Us

1. Match up a traveler with the vacation

We build relationships with their clients to learn their interests and lifestyles, as well as their preferences. We want to establish a long-term relationship with a client, not just make one sale.

2. Value for your money

As experienced travelers know, the cheapest is not always the best. We analyze the current promotions to make sure that you receive the best product available according to your budget.

3. Investigating and supplying competitive information

No single supplier is going to advise a consumer that a better route or a better fare is available on a competing carrier.

4. Staying abreast of the most current and timely promotions

Via daily agent-only e-mail transmissions, and their relationships with their district sales managers, we are obtaining the most current promotional information.

5. Clarifying the fine print, such as cancellation penalties and restrictions

The benefits of a professional's experience can save a traveler money . . . and headaches.

6. Making recommendations for travel-related options

We can provide assistance with travel insurance protection, passport and visa applications, inoculation procedures and other foreign travel requirements.

7. Simplifying the research and subsequent transaction

Like a personal shopper, agents can provide one-stop shopping for travelers who require air arrangements, rental cars, cruise accommodations, tours, and hotel stays - with suggestions that are in the best interest of the client, not the supplier.

8. Enhancing the trip with value-added benefits and amenities

We can add to the client's experience by sending a bottle of wine, providing a special land package, a specific escort or other customer amenities.

9. Using their clout to obtain the best possible in seemingly impossible situations

Whether it's airline seats, hotel rooms or cruise space, we as the travel agents have more buying power than the consumer.

10. Getting problems resolved

We serve as the consumer's advocate in the event something inadvertently goes wrong.