Princess Cruise Lines...The Best!

Traveling with Princess Cruise lines I have experienced all that is good. It is a casual ship that has all the quality and service of what you'd expect from the best of cruise lines. When I mention experience, I am speaking of the preparation of food, the service you receive in the spa, fitness area, restaurants, and lounges. The accommodations provided by the hotel services in the cabins, public areas, swimming pools and library has met my expectations. The crew is well trained friendly and are always available to support your every need. What else could one want while on holiday. Truly a home alway from home. I have completed a lot of research on the Princess Cruise Lines. I have learned that all their ships are on average no more than five years old which makes them the most up-to-date in efficiency and safety. I think that will make anyone feel most comfortable while traveling on this cruise line. They are a large cruise line that gives everyone a choice of where they would like to travel. They cruise to Alaska, Hawaii, Europe, Asia, Australia, South America, Caribbean, Panama, and Mexico and where else you would like to travel. I am sure they are open for suggestions. I have cruised on many different cruise lines and find that overall Princess Cruise Lines to be my favorite.

This article was written by John Mayne, Travel Consultant with Travel Concepts International.

"Teeth of the Dog" Great Golf in LaRomana

All my most memorable Vacation Destinations include Golf Played at 4 great Pete Dye Golf courses at Casa de Campo LaRomana southwest Dominican Republic. "Teeth of the Dog" having the most breath taking views. Also in the Dominican Republic east of Punta Cana Country Club is called the Peeble Beach of the caribbean. 10 holes run along the Caribbean Sea, the latest course a Jack Nicholas design at Capcana, Punta Espada Golf Course spectacular (brand new) will rival any course in the World. Golf destinations with both Sun & Beach you can't go wrong!! Jamaica, Barbados, Cancun, Riviera Maya & Hawaii are the very best of Golf, Sun & Beach. I Can't wait to go to Scotland & Ireland the birthplace of Golf even if there is no beach, but that's OK there's Pubs & Castles!

This article was written by Don Sears, travel consultant with Travel Concepts International.

Wanderlust

WANDERLUST..... " A very strong or irresistible impulse to travel". That’s me...thats what I have. It's a chronic condition with no cure. The only time I have complete relief from the symptoms of this disease is when I'm actually traveling. If I am not actually on a trip then I need to be planning one and if I'm not actually planning one, I need to be thinking about where I "need" to go next. It's really a terrible thing and it's very contagious. My husband caught it almost immediately after I got it and it didn't take our daughter too much longer to catch it. Our son's immune system was somewhat more resilient, but alas, he has it as well.
The symptoms may be recognizable to you. You may have it and not know. Do you sometimes look around and wonder where the concierge is? Have you ever found yourself speaking in foreign tongues? How bout searching for last minute trips at last minute prices, knowing you can’t afford them? Can your friends tell simply by the expression on your face that you hadn’t traveled in a month. And the worse symptom….do you literally turn green with envy hearing about other people traveling when you aren’t? If you have one or more of these symptoms then you too have WANDERLUST.

I did find a temporary fix. Soon after I contracted this disease became a travel agent. I heard the saying “do what you love and you will never work a day in your life” and that’s what I do. But, just recently I found a new treatment for wanderlust and it’s called BLOGGING. You’re here, so you must have heard of it as well.

Have you been to the United Kingdom…England, Scotland or Wales? Ventured into Iceland? Explored small Italian villages in a small Italian car? Driven on the wrong side of the road in Ireland? Found yourself in a country that just a few years ago was behind the iron curtain? Made a pilgrimage to Pilzen? Are you longing for those trips but are you temporarily out of money, time, or both? Whatever the need, feel free to write about it. And, tell us how you spell relief!

Author: Diane Pajak, Travel Consultant with Travel Concepts International