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Top Things to Do in Amsterdam

March 24, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Top Things to Do in Amsterdam

It’s no secret that Amsterdam is one of the most exciting places on this Earth to go visit. With its rich history, artistic legacy, intricate canal system, and abundance of museums, you will find that there is so much to do and see in the time you are there to visit. To help you come up with somewhat of an itinerary for you vacation, we’ve decided to write out a list of the top 5 things to do in Amsterdam. You won’t regret your visit there.

Take a historical canal ride

The water tours of Amsterdam are some of the most desired. Since there are hundreds of canals throughout the nation that were created just for travel, there is no reason not to give this popular attraction a try. During your gentle water ride you’ll get to view some of the country’s most detailed architecture and most beautiful landscapes. When I visited Amsterdam I took this canal ride and loved it.

Take a walk through the wildflowers

Amsterdam takes great pride in their bulb flowers, especially tulips. Visit the amazingly vibrant bulb flower park in Lisse if you wish to see the tulips in all their glory. If you happen to miss tulip season, don’t worry. There are plenty of bulbed flowers that grow year round at the park.

Visit one of the many spectacular art museums or history museums

Check out paintings by Rembrandt, Van Gogh or other world renowned artists, or go revisit history by
walking into the Anne Frank House where you can see the secret annex where Anne was hid during World War II.

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Walk through De Wallen, the nation’s red light district

Although it’s famous for some risky behavior, there is much more to the city. Try out one the district’s fine restaurants, small boutiques, or find more responsible entertainment at any of the places not lit up with red lights. For a faster way to venture through, rent a bicycle. You’ll find that you rent a bike nearly anywhere in the country.

immerse yourself in dutch culture

Last but not least, you mustn’t leave the country without trying some its authentic Dutch cuisine or experiencing one of its cannabis coffeehouses. People travel all over the world to Amsterdam to encounter these coffeeshops in person. In Amsterdam, marijuana is simply a way to unwind and these coffeehouses are some of the most reputable and reliable sources to enjoy a delicious bite to eat and a puff of smoke as you dine.

I hope you will add Amsterdam to your bucketlist. There is so much to do and see that you will not regret it. Also, don’t miss this opportunity to see the Best of Amsterdam. You can’t miss the museums and gardens in this beautiful country.

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Best Places to Eat in Puerto Rico

March 6, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Best Places to Eat in Puerto Rico

There’s nothing more beautiful and life-enriching than experiencing other cultures and traditions through traveling and visiting different countries. One of the ways to truly enjoy your vacations is by exploring and eating local food. Sometimes, knowing the origin of their local cuisine will also reveal a country’s history.

If you get lucky enough to travel to beautiful Puerto Rico, do not skip out on their local cuisine scene. It has roots from native Taíno, European, and African cuisines, which means it is filled with beautiful spices and tropical root vegetables, but not limited to it. Listed below are a few of the restaurants you need to try to have a complete Puerto Rico experience.

La Mallorquina

Widely known as the very first restaurant in Puerto Rico, La Mallorquina opened in 1848 and has been serving traditional Puerto Rican food ever since. This quaint, rustic restaurant, specializes in Spanish-influenced cuisine like gazpacho, asopao, and arroz con pollo.

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Oceano

This restaurant is located near the ocean and has a fantastic view of the coast of Condado. I suggest you dine outside to enjoy the experience fully. It is one of the many chic and fancy restaurants you’ll find in Puerto Rico and has some of the best seafood you’ll have. Don’t sleep on their Churrasco and Seafood Couscous Paella!

Cafés

As you stroll around the country, you’ll surely find cafes lined up in their old, narrow streets where you can find local favorites. One of these is Aromas Coffeehouse, which serves Mallorcas – a sweet bun, coiled and dusted with sugar powder on top. If you enjoy savory desserts, you’ll surely love Alcapurrias from Café el Punto but be careful, alcapurrias pack a punch. It is a meat-filled fritter made from taro root and green bananas, topped with spicy hot sauce!

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Wrap Up

There are a lot more restaurants and local food choices you can enjoy in Puerto Rico. You have to keep a lookout on these places and don’t be shy to ask a local! If you want to try Puerto Rico’s local food scene, message us now! Let us help you have a hassle-free vacation and an unforgettable gastronomic experience!

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Amazing Places in Croatia

February 28, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Amazing Places in Croatia

A beautiful mix of history and nature, this sought-after vacation destination has over 1,000 islands spanning across the Adriatic Sea, vibrant cultural scene, and picturesque towns filled with architectural marvels, no wonder Croatia is one of the top travel destinations in Europe.

Whatever you’re looking for, Croatia will always have something for your taste. Here are some of the places you can visit in the little country of Croatia:

Split

It’s no wonder why Croatia’s second city is one of its top destinations. Boasting the beauty of their 4th Century Diocletian’s Palace, this World Heritage Site, as declared by UNESCO, sits along the Dalmatian coastline. The city is a busy one day in and out as it is full of cafes and restaurants where you can relax after a day of visiting over 200 centuries-old buildings, parks, museums, and churches. Game of Thrones fans will also be happy to know that less than 10 miles from Split is the Klis fortress, the filming location of GoT’s city of Mereen.

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Plitvice Lake National Park

The largest of all Croatia’s eight national parks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Plitvice Lake should be on your list of places to visit in Croatia. Individuals who love to hike and enjoy being in nature would like to be here. The park boasts a series of waterfalls, freshwater lakes, forests, and an 11-mile marked hiking trail through which you can see the beauty of the park.

Zlatni Rach beach, Brac

If you prefer to enjoy your vacation with a refreshing drink on your hand while sunbathing on a pristine beach, you’ll love Zlatni Rach beach. Located on the island of Brac, Zlatni Rach has lines of pine trees and white pebble sand that reaches the Adriatic Sea. It is also a perfect location for water-based activities, like surfing and kitesurfing. The beachside also changes its shape depending on the weather, tide, and sea current.

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Pula Arena

This centuries-old structure has been home to several Gladiator fights and is one of the best-preserved ancient structures in Croatia. The arena was also used as a Roman amphitheater and is one of the largest worldwide. Today, it has become the center of Croatia’s art and culture hosting several concerts, events, festivals, and other music and art-related exhibits.

Trogir City

If you love spending time in historical sites and bask yourself in the beauty of Renaissance, Baroque, and Roman-era architecture, Trogir City should be on your bucket list. The walled city of Trogir is a UNESCO-protected city and is also one of the top destinations in Croatia. You’ll see some konobas (restaurants) along the withered cobblestone roads within the town and quaint little coffee shops overlooking the vast Dalmatian Coast.

Wrap Up

There are several more places you may love to visit in the country of Croatia, and surely you will find something that will fit what you’re looking for for your next venture. Contact us now and let us help you plan your hassle-free vacation to Croatia!

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Must-See Destinations in Chile

February 21, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Four Must-See Destinations in Chile

If you have been visiting my blog for a while you know I love South America. I think it should be on everyone’s bucket list. So, let’s see why it should be.

Chile is the narrowest nation throughout the world yet it’s borders provide some of the most diverse terrain. From waterfalls to mountains, hot springs to volcanoes… you never know what you might come across next. It’s no secret that the country provides a vast array of exciting things to do and see for people of all ages. As a foreigner entering the nation you will find that the rich culture, amazing cuisine, lively nightlife, and sightseeing can keep you busy for a lifetime, so we’ve created a list of four of Chile’s best destination spots that you must-see first.

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Santiago

Santiago is the capital of this majestic country and it certainly doesn’t lack character. As the largest city in Chile, you will find that it is favored by residents and tourists for many reasons. Each neighborhood nestled within the city’s borders is distinctly different from the next. For instance, as you enter Bellavista, you are introduced to historical European homes and a free spirited energy that you simply can’t ignore. With colorful buildings, marketplaces and street art around nearly every corner, your eyes could wonder each crevice and still find new details while your ears get to hear the pleasant sounds of live music fill the air.

Valparaiso

If the street art of Santiago gave your eyes pleasure, wait until you experience Valparaiso. This city is one of the most desirable places for tourists due to its bountiful amount of cafes, art galleries and coffee shops. Take the rich history of this Santiago suburb in by viewing the protest art created by young protesters in the 60’s and 70’s that referred to themselves as the “Ramona Parra Brigades,” or take a walk through the open museum of Museo a Cielo Abierto to get a glimpse of murals that are beyond your wildest dreams.

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Isla Grande de Chiloe

The beautiful beaches and thick forested areas of Isla Grande de Chiloe seem to go on forever with their beauty. As you explore, you will find waterfalls, wildlife and unoccupied beaches no matter where you go on the island. The winter months in Chiloe may not allow for residents and tourists to take advantage of the many water activities there are to enjoy, but that certainly doesn’t stop the penguins.

San Pedro de Atacama

Known as one of the driest desert regions on this planet, San Pedro de Atacama isn’t meant for everyone crossing through. Nevertheless, the region provides some of the best night skies and exciting hiking adventures. Make sure to check out the volcano Lascar which is situated at the arc connecting four countries before you head to the geyser field of El Tatio for a soak in its hot springs.

Wrap Up

Are you ready for a trip to Chile! I sure am. If you need help making a south American travel dream come true. Contact me today and I will make it happen.

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Riveria Maya, Mexico Travel Tips

February 14, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Best Things to Do in Riviera Maya

Sun-kissed skin, beautiful beaches, warm salty breeze, and welcoming smiles – if this is what you would call a perfect place for your next vacation, then you’ll fall in love with Riviera Maya. Enjoy relaxing and melting your stress out along the Carribean coast south of Cancun, Mexico.

The 100-mile coastline on the Yucatan Peninsula has several things to offer you – hiking, adrenaline-jumping activities, visiting ancient ruins, and a whole lot more! Whatever it is you’re looking for, you’ll always find something enjoyable to do at sunny Riviera Maya. Here are some of the awesome things you should do:

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Visit Chichen Itza

Listed as one of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites, Chichen Itza is one of the most visited places in Riviera Maya, maybe even in the whole country! Be fascinated with the 1200-year old Mayan ruin complex. You may choose to stay in an all-inclusive hotel to fully experience this beautiful ancient treasure.

Relax in Tulum

Another sought after destination, Tulum boasts a 7-mile long coastline where you can lay back and sip your pina colada. You can revitalize your energy doing yoga at Sanara Hotel, where they offer yoga classes every day in a glass-walled yoga studio with a relaxing view of the beach. Visit also another ancient Mayan ruins located in Tulum, which could include a swim with the turtles.

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Swim in the Cenotes

Another worthwhile activity to do in Riviera Maya is to swim in the Cenotes. Cenotes are beautiful and natural sinkholes and cave pools that formed due to a collapse of bedrocks and therefore brought fresh water to the surface. There are lifeforms underneath cenotes, and you will have to bring a snorkel to watch them. The water is cold and refreshing since the sun does not hit the water, perfect for a cooldown dip!

Wrap Up

These are only a few of the places and activities you can do in the tropical paradise of Riviera Maya. I’m sure there are a hundred more places you can discover and experience. Let us help you have a hassle-free vacation to Riviera Maya! Contact us for bookings and other inquiries.

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Best Things to Do in Barcelona

February 7, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Best Things to Do in Barcelona

A city laden with grand art and masterful architecture, rich cultural sites full of exciting stories, Barcelona is indeed a beauty to behold. You can see in the parks, museums, and churches, both old and modern, even when you stroll around the streets of the city.

Being one of the world’s oldest cities, Barcelona is a city with so much history. You can see in the parks, museums, and churches, both old and modern. It is also home to top-class restaurants and beautiful beaches, truly a place that will never run out of things to offer to anyone lucky enough to visit her and see her grandeur. Here are a few of the best things to do in Barcelona:

Sagrada Familia

One of the most recognizable architectural works of a world-famous architect, Antoni Gaudi, Sagrada Familia, must be one of the destinations you should see when you visit Barcelona. Works on the iconic church began about 150 years ago and are currently still under construction. An architectural masterpiece that includes several styles, including Spain’s late-gothic, and Catalan modernism, the structure will surely leave you in awe.

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La Boqueria

The Boqueria market has been around since medieval times and has witnessed trade since then. It is a grid of different stalls selling vegetables, fresh fruits, meats, and cheese. You may also purchase a cerveza and cool off while having Spain’s famous tapa. It’s such a humbling place knowing that something as simple as a market also holds so much history.

The Picasso Museum

Housing more than 3,500 works of art, the Picasso Museum is a must-visit place. You’ll be able to see works that depict and will give you insights about the life and beauty of the city of Barcelona. Even the building itself, a complex of 5 medieval stone mansion, the well-preserved courtyards, staircases, and galleries is just as breathtaking as the art inside. Most of Picasso’s works shown in the museum are from his formative years and demonstrate his artistic genius.

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Camp Nou

If you’re a football fan, you should not skip seeing Camp Nou, especially if you’re fond of FC Barcelona and their superstar, Lionel Messi. The stadium has a display of trophies, multimedia exhibits, and other historical displays that lets you see the club’s past. High-tech touch screen displays will also show you different aspects of the club. Watch videos of masterful goals and live plays of some of the greats that have played for the club, including Ronaldinho, Maradona, and Kubala. You may opt to have the tour around the stadium guided or not.

Palau de la Musica Catalana

Built by Lluis Domenech for Barcelona’s choral society, Orfeo Catala is another masterpiece you can visit in the city. The concert hall is listed in UNESCO as one of its heritage sites and has been a venue for operas, folk music, and symphonies. You’ll be able to appreciate how music and arts have embedded in Catalan’s identity.

Wrap Up

Are you excited to see the beauty that is Barcelona? Let us help you experience a one-of-a-kind trip and experience Barcelona hassle-free!

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Australia Travel Guide

January 31, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Australia Travel Guide

I have had so many requests for information about Australia. Who am I to ignore those requests? Visiting the Land Down Under and experiencing all that it has to offer is hardly possible in one trip, yet overdoing the itinerary for your visit to this island nation is not advisable. Before you stack your list of “things to do” up too high, we’d like to provide some further insight on the highlights of Australia. That way, as you and your travel agent discuss your itinerary, you can fill it full of exploration without feeling pressed for time and causing more unnecessary stress. So, let’s dive into the world Down Under with this Australia Travel Guide.

Sydney

Sydney is one Australia’s largest and most beloved cities. It is a wonderful place to begin your first 4 to 5 days on the island, especially if you are traveling between June and August. With lots of natural beauty and invigorating city life, there’s so much to explore. Some places you should visit include the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Blue Mountains, Circular Quay and the Harbour, Royal Botanical Gardens, and last but not least, the beaches.

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Melbourne

It’s easy to feel captivated by the beauty of Melbourne so we suggest spending at least 4 to 5 days here, too. You could honestly get lost forever in all of its wonder. Although it’s nowhere near as busy as Sydney, Melbourne has a bustling scene of its own. In the city, you can dine at one of the many delightful restaurants or shop at any of the unique boutiques. However, the best way to get a feel for it all is by touring the entire city. Be sure to visit Federation Square, Flinders Street Train Station, the Yarra River, Chinatown, Bourke Street Pedestrian Mall, and the ever-so-popular Queen Victoria Market.

Great Ocean Road

Travel along Great Ocean Road for some of the most amazing sites in Australia. This coastal road stretches for 151 miles and makes the perfect 2-day trip. Take your time to soak in all the views and be sure to stop at the 12 Apostles, the London Bridge, and all of the beaches and forests situated alongside the road.

Ayers Rock (Uluru)

Take 2 or 3 days to visit Ayers Rock if you can squeeze it into your itinerary. Unless you fly, it will take a few days to get to the famously massive sandstone but it’s well worth it. Some of the most magical moments can be experienced at Ayers Rock including a sunrise, sunset and stargazing.

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Great Barrier Reef

One of Australia’s most quintessential tourist attractions is the Great Barrier Reef. Since the reef stretches from below the Tropic of Capricorn all the way up to the northern tip of Queensland, there is plenty of opportunity for scuba diving and snorkeling. Plan to spend 3 to 4 days here, visiting Cairns, The Whitsunday Islands, Lady Elliot Island, and Cape Tribulation.

Wrap Up

To come up with an itinerary that matches your budget and interests for a trip to Australia, send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible. We would love to discuss all of the possibilities and great things there are to explore on this gorgeous Oceania island.

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Cruise Ship Drink Packages

January 24, 2020 by Kavonda Rogers Leave a Comment

Are Cruise Ship Drink Packages Worth It?

One of the best part of a cruise (besides boarding the ship) is when you finish paying and start exploring add-ons and extras. You know things like shore excursions, specialty restaurants and of course drink packages. If you are a drinker, you may quickly decide to make a drink package a part of your budget. No worries if you don’t drink alcohol, they have drink packages for sodas and juices too. Yet, before you whip out that debit/credit card let’s examine some things and make sure that the drink package will be worth the money you are going to spend. Let’s dive deep into Cruise Ship Drink Packages!

What do Packages Include?

Most cruise lines have 2-3 package types available.

Sodas and/or Juice Only. These packages allow you to get unlimited sodas and juices anytime of day or night. It also includes ordering from bars, and in the dining room.
Sodas, Juice and Mocktails. These packages include unlimited soda, juice and non-alcoholic drinks (i.e daiquiris, etc.). Some packages also include coffees as well.
Alcohol package. This package includes all of the above plus alcoholic drinks. Most cruise lines limit the alcoholic drinks to between 12-15 drinks per day. Remember this number it becomes important later.

How Much Does It Cost?

The cruise lines all charge about the same amounts for their drink packages. The prices differ according to whether or not you are cruising on a mass-market, premium or luxury cruise line. The only cruise line that does not offer a drink package is Disney Cruise Line; they instead have a discount on wine and beer bundles.

In general, the prices for packages are charged by the day. You will simply take the cost of the drink package and multiply it by the amount of days your cruise lasts. Soda packages cost around $8-9 per day. If the cruise line offers a secondary package for sodas, juices and mocktails it will cost around $18-22 a day. Finally, alcoholic packages cost $50-90 a day. A few lines like Princess offer a coffee only package which gets you 15 specialty coffees (i.e Starbucks) for a flat fee of $35.

It’s an All or Nothing Deal?

You can not buy a drink package for part or some of your cruise. You will need to pay for everyday of your cruise. The only exception to this rule is if your ship leaves from New York or Galveston. These two cities do not allow the use of unlimited drink packages while in port. So, your package will start the second day of your cruise. You will also have to pay for any drinks you purchase on the first day of your cruise.

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Do You Still Need to Pay Tips?

The price of the drink package does not include tips or gratuity. You will be charged an additional 15-18% gratuity when you purchase the package. This means when you buy the drink you won’t need to pay extra for a tip.

Is It Worth It?

In order for a cruise ship drink package to be worth the money you have to consider how much you will drink during your cruise.

For example, if you buy a soda/juice package you will need to consider the following:

Cost of Soda on Cruise $2-3 each

If you drink 3-4 sodas a day then you will break even quickly on the soda package. In order for it to be worth your money you will need to order at least 5-6 sodas per day.

If you purchase an alcoholic drink package you will need to consider the following:

Cost of a beer on a cruise $ 6-8 for 12-16oz.

In order to break even you will need to drink 8 beers a day. If you want to get your money’s worth you will need to drink around 10 beers a day.

If cocktails or shots are more your preference, then you will need to consider the following:

Cost of average cocktail or shot $8-12.

In order to break even you need to drink 5-6 cocktails/shots a day. In order to get your money’s worth, you need to drink 7+ drinks a day.

Also, don’t forget that every adult (21+) in the cabin must buy the cruise ship drink package (unless it’s the soda package). The only exception to this is pregnant/nursing women. So that means if you are a couple you must meet the above requirements times two!

Bottom line really think long and hard about your beverage intake. If you are not going to indulge to the max, you may want to skip the cruise ship drink packages and buy a la cart instead. There is nothing worse than knowing you paid for something you really didn’t use.

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Top Things to Do in Amsterdam

By Kavonda L. Rogers

Take a historical canal ride

Take a walk through the wildflowers

Visit one of the many spectacular art museums or history museums

Walk through De Wallen, the nation’s red light district

immerse yourself in dutch culture

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Best Places to Eat in Puerto Rico

By Kavonda L. Rogers

La Mallorquina

Oceano

Cafés

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Amazing Places in Croatia

By Kavonda L. Rogers

Split

Plitvice Lake National Park

Zlatni Rach beach, Brac

Pula Arena

Trogir City

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Four Must-See Destinations in Chile

By Kavonda L. Rogers

Santiago

Valparaiso

Isla Grande de Chiloe

San Pedro de Atacama

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Best Things to Do in Riviera Maya

By Kavonda L. Rogers

Visit Chichen Itza

Relax in Tulum

Swim in the Cenotes

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Best Things to Do in Barcelona

By Kavonda L. Rogers

Sagrada Familia

La Boqueria

The Picasso Museum

Camp Nou

Palau de la Musica Catalana

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Australia Travel Guide

By Kavonda L. Rogers

Sydney

Melbourne

Great Ocean Road

Ayers Rock (Uluru)

Great Barrier Reef

I’m Kavonda L. Rogers and I’m a Certified Travel Agent who specializes in Destination Weddings, Honeymoons and Group Travel in Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean.

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Are Cruise Ship Drink Packages Worth It?

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What do Packages Include?

How Much Does It Cost?

It’s an All or Nothing Deal?

Do You Still Need to Pay Tips?

Is It Worth It?

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