Mode of Travel

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  Bus Tour Vacation Packages
  These journeys are guided by professional tour directors who entertain guest in a way that often makes them wonder how fast time flies. If you really want to SEE; if you want to experience the excitement of cities; to feel the glorious landscapes along the way; to share the warmth of local communities, it can't be done from 30,000 feet. You should be traveling by luxury motorcoach. You're free of the hassles of traffic, roadmaps, parking and backseat drivers. You're finally free of distractions and responsibilities; free enough to enjoy the travel while a professional driver handles the wheel. YOU can see the sights. In a motorcoach, your own panoramic window is a magic carpet.
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  Charity Challenge
  Challenge events are a hugely successful and highly efficient way of raising vital funds for charities. Not only do they raise a great deal of money, they are also a great way of recruiting new supporters and raising a charity’s profile as a whole.
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  Cruise Travel
  Like railway travel, cruising emerged as a tourism activity with the age of steam in the 19th century. Once reserved for the wealthy, cruises today go pretty much wherever there is water. From the Inside Passage of Alaska to the shores of Antarctica, popular destinations include the Caribbean, with most ships sailing from south Florida; Alaska and Europe during the summer months; and the Panama Canal and the Mexican Riviera, generally departing from southern California. Other seasonal destinations include South America, the northeast United States and the St. Lawrence Seaway (for fall foliage cruises). Are you looking for a convenient way to see perhaps the capitals of Europe without all that packing and unpacking? Cruise travel is the answer.
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  Cuisine Tours
  Increasingly, wine and food has become a focal point for travel decisionmaking and the hallmark attraction of a number of destinations around the world. The lure of discovering how to cook local foods using recipes inspired by tradition and timely culinary developments make for very rich holidays!
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  Destination Weddings
  The ever-popular destination wedding, affectionately called the "weddingmoon", combines the wedding, reception and honeymoon together in one location. The destination wedding is generally held at a desirable location that allows the wedding guests to vacation and spend more quality time with the wedding couple. It typically involves under 40 people and a few days of activities for all the guests. The destination wedding is the central location that the bride and groom chose as their "headquarters". Activities are then planned for their guests from this location. These destination weddings can be an exotic destination or the hometown in which you grew up.
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  Family Vacation Packages
  These holiday experiences are aimed at families and foster multigenerational closeness. It is a different approach to travel in which meals, for instance, might be more oriented to the needs of families. Food may be brought to the table in serving dishes, for people to help themselves, rather than put on individual plates in the kitchen. These trips may coincide with major school holiday periods and will be accessible to family members of all ages. Emphasis will be on participants learning about the world in which they find find themselves on these trips.
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  Gap Year Travel
  A gap year experience provides a break from the day-to-day and the normal routines of life. Unlike a week-long vacation, it may only happen once in a lifetime and can last from a few weeks or months up to an entire year or more. Those who participate differ in age, culture, profession and time of life. But they all share an attitude or a desire to grow as a person, to give back, to retreat and reflect, to seek greater depth in life, and to reconnect with the world. Whether a student taking a break after high school or completing an undergraduate degree, a professional taking a sabbatical or a retiree seeking more than a winter break down south, participants all share a longing for discovery and adventure.
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  Mature Travel Packages
  Mature travellers increasingly seek alternative experiences and opportunities to learn. Mature adventure travellers often visit small towns to study overlooked cultures; they are cycling between quaint European villages; they are donating their time to work in an orphanage; and they are exploring the countryside by foot, horse and canoe.
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  Spa Tour Packages
  Whether you dream about an adventure vacation getaway, spiritual rejuvenation, healthy weight loss, or total tune-up for mind and body, there's a destination spa where it can all come together for you. Discover the life-enriching, soul-soothing, enduring effects and benefits a destination health spa vacation can have.