When clients call to plan their first Mykonos trip, we always start with the same question: what kind of vacation are you actually trying to have?
Latitude 21 started as a Caribbean-focused agency, and Aruba is one of the destinations we book more than almost any other.
Clients booking their first trip to Aruba almost always ask us some version of the same question: what is there to see in Aruba beyond the pool at the hotel?
Ask any Latitude 21 advisor which Caribbean island they book most for hurricane-nervous travelers, and the answer is almost always Aruba.
Ask ten travel advisors to name a Greek island for a honeymoon and eight of them will say Santorini. It is the reflexive answer, and it is not wrong.
Every travel advisor at Latitude 21 gets the same question a dozen times a season: where should we actually stay on this island?
The same questions come up at almost every consultation. Is premium economy worth it? Should I upgrade to oceanfront? Here’s the honest list.
Last week I had my worst travel trip in 30 years. A flight diverted to Chicago, a night at the airport, a sinkhole on the runway, and one rental car miracle from a Hertz angel named Emily. Here is what travel insurance actually covered.
It’s one of the most common questions I get from clients weighing whether to book a butler-level room at an all-inclusive resort. The upgrade sounds glamorous. The price tag isn’t small. And the answer I give almost always surprises people. It depends on the resort.
There are luxury vacations, and then there are overwater bungalow vacations, experiences defined by open water, uninterrupted views, and a sense of escape that few other stays can match.
When clients call to plan their first Mykonos trip, we always start with the same question: what kind of vacation are you actually trying to have?
Latitude 21 started as a Caribbean-focused agency, and Aruba is one of the destinations we book more than almost any other.
Clients booking their first trip to Aruba almost always ask us some version of the same question: what is there to see in Aruba beyond the pool at the hotel?
Ask any Latitude 21 advisor which Caribbean island they book most for hurricane-nervous travelers, and the answer is almost always Aruba.
Ask ten travel advisors to name a Greek island for a honeymoon and eight of them will say Santorini. It is the reflexive answer, and it is not wrong.
Every travel advisor at Latitude 21 gets the same question a dozen times a season: where should we actually stay on this island?
The same questions come up at almost every consultation. Is premium economy worth it? Should I upgrade to oceanfront? Here’s the honest list.
Last week I had my worst travel trip in 30 years. A flight diverted to Chicago, a night at the airport, a sinkhole on the runway, and one rental car miracle from a Hertz angel named Emily. Here is what travel insurance actually covered.
It’s one of the most common questions I get from clients weighing whether to book a butler-level room at an all-inclusive resort. The upgrade sounds glamorous. The price tag isn’t small. And the answer I give almost always surprises people. It depends on the resort.
There are luxury vacations, and then there are overwater bungalow vacations, experiences defined by open water, uninterrupted views, and a sense of escape that few other stays can match.
