Q.) I want to plan a vacation. Where do I start?

A.) Conatct our office by phone or email to begin the conversation of your personal travel plans

Q.) Is there a cost to inquire about a vacation?

A.) No, we offer a complimentary 20 minute pre trip consultation

Q.) How do I find out about passports?

A.) Please visit the state department web site for travel http://www.travel.state.gov

Q.) My child does not have a picture I.D. How can he/she travel on an airplane?

A.) Children do not need an I.D. to travel within the United States.  However, the  child may be asked to prove his/her age; therefore it is a good idea to carry an I.D., such as a school I.D., driver's permit, driver's license, or birth certificate if your child looks like he or she may be at least 18 years old.

For lap children who are under 24 months of age, you may also be asked for proof of age to confirm that the child is less than 24 months; therefore you should carry the child's birth certificate.

Children of all age must present a valid U.S. passport to fly out or in to the United States.  Some countries require that the passport be valid for at least 3-6 months beyond the return travel date.

Q.) I am traveling with children. What should I know about airport security?

A.) Go to: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/special-procedures/traveling-children

Q.) Why do I need to advise my credit card company of my travel plans?

A.) The credti card company may not authorize charges while you are traveling if they notice charges coming from another part of the country than your usual charges and you may find yourself without access to your credit card for important purchases while traveling.

Q.) Why should I check with my cell phone provider before traveling?

A.) Your cell phone may work fine while you are traveling but your service contract may not include the area that you wil be using your phone so you could come home to an unusually high cell phone bill. It is also possible that you may assume that your cell phone will work and it may not.  Please be sure you understand the services provided of your cell phone provider before you leave on vacation so they are able to make any adjustments required for the best and most cost efficient way to use your cell phone while traveling and at your final destination.