Smooth Sailing Cruises

Time for a game! From the three mountainous areas near these USA cities ... Choose a place to live in, vacation in, or never visit again. What's your answer?

Fall is fantastic, but pictures like these make us nostalgic for spring!

Santo Domingo Cathedral in the DR. It's not all sunshine and cocktails!

How do you keep a relationship exciting, even after many years together? One of the things repeatedly suggested by experts is to experience new things together. Hello, travel! Let us help you plan your next trip that will be sure to help fuel that spark

Cruise the Mississippi on the world’s largest steamboat.

Cyprus, surely the Cape Greco Sea Caves look the same as when Ulysses sailed by.

When you travel, what's the one thing you enjoy the most? Do you enjoy connecting with your travel partners? Trying the delicious food? Relaxing in warm weather? Seeing the iconic monuments and views? Or experiencing the culture? Let us know in the comments below!

What are your go-to songs on long travel days?

Visit the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, England! Experience the coastline up close with an adrenaline-fueled coasteering tour. Coasteering involves swimming or kayaking to a cliffside, climbing up it, then jumping off and diving back into the water!

You'll never find anyone more passionate about travel than a travel advisor, and that's precisely who you want backing you on your own travels. You know you'll be getting the peak experience possible because of that passion.

What are the current top 3 destinations on your bucket list?

The Dallol Volcano stands in the Danakil Depression in Ethiopia. It's considered the hottest place on earth, with the average daily temperature sitting at 106F. It's also 410 feet below sea level at the deepest depression, making this one of the lowest points on earth! This volcano is striking with its beautifully colored landscapes and salt flats covering much of the depression floor. It's frequently visited by tourists, but keep in mind that pools of hot acidic water lie just inches below the surface, which can be dangerous! Would you venture out to visit the Dallol Volcano?