Travel:The Ultimate Way to Celebrate Your Special Moments

Celebrations are always a good reason to travel with friends and family. They say

that traveling is most enjoyed on special occasions, especially when it serves as a

reward for significant accomplishments and reaching special milestones.

Consider celebrating these special moments with an unforgettable getaway. 

Graduation

After countless sleepless nights and stressful days, you finally did it! This is the

perfect time to choose a new destination as a host for your celebration. Whether

you're a first-time grad looking for your first job or a later-in-life graduate

accomplishing your dreams - there's something to celebrate. Consider destinations

like Miami, Fl, Punta Cana, DR, and Honolulu, HI.

Anniversary/Honeymoon

Your honeymoon is the occasion of a lifetime, as it signifies your new beginnings and

commitment to each other. And since many couples lead hectic lives at home, the

best destinations for your honeymoon will allow you to slow down, focus on, and

enjoy one another. Some of the best romantic destinations for a perfect honeymoon

or anniversary are Amalfi Coast, Italy, Antigua & Barbuda, Baja California, Mexico,

British Virgin Islands, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Cape Town, South Africa. 

Family Reunion

The hardest part of planning a large family vacation is getting everyone to agree -

sorry. I can't help you there.

But once you've gotten everyone on the same page, choosing the ideal location to

host the family reunion is the next step to a successful trip. 

Although it's virtually impossible to find destinations and activities that'll 100%

please everyone, there are some options you can consider to help you reach a

middle ground. Theme parks like Disney, Cabins in the mountains, or ocean cruises

are perfect hosts for your large family getaway. They have enough options for each

family member to select activities based on their interests, energy, and physical

ability. And they each have options for the group to come together for family fun.

Divorce

It may seem odd to think about traveling shortly after a divorce and consider it a

reason to celebrate. Maybe you believe all divorcees should be depressed or worn

out. While that might be the case for some, others will feel free, rejuvenated, and

ready to celebrate this new chapter. So, a trip after a divorce might just be a great

idea. Destinations known for fun exploration would be a great place to start

exploring the new.. single you: Ireland, Costa Rica, Brazil, and Australia.

 Bachelorette Party/Bachelor

Although weddings are lovely, everyone agrees that the bachelor/bachelorette party

is where the real fun is. 

They are a last hoorah of single life and an opportunity to enjoy time with your best

friends and close family before you turn your attention to your new life partner.

Perfect destinations include Negril, Jamaica, Palos Verdes, California, New Orleans,

Louisiana, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Havana, Cuba.

Milestone Birthday

Every birthday deserves a major trip, regardless of age or stage of life. But milestone

birthdays are a significant accomplishment and reason to celebrate, especially as you

get older. Use your milestone birthday as an opportunity to check something off

your bucket list. Dubai, Egypt, Thailand, or Sri Lanka

Retirement

Retirement is sometimes best celebrated with a dream vacation. Many times people

wait until retirement to begin their lives as wanderers. Since the time clock is a thing

of the past, this is the time to go all out and take some extended vacations. Consider

A European tour with multiple destinations like Amsterdam, Paris, and London.

Head to Africa and knock Botswana, South Africa, and Zambia off your list in one

trip. Or jump on a cruise ship for more than 3 months and cruise around the

world. 

Life is short and precious, and we should take any and every opportunity to

celebrate. And celebrating matched with travel is the perfect combination if you ask

me.

When you're ready to get this celebration started, get in touch.