You are the only one who should decide what you want in a vacation package
or tour; however, with a myriad of alternatives in destinations, prices,
levels of service and facilities, you need the assistance of a travel agent
to help select the package or tour that's right for you. An experienced
travel professional can advise you impartially on what is best suited to
your requirements and recommend the programs from which you can make a
selection with confidence.
Agents are travel information experts, eminently qualified to pinpoint
your dreams, present your choices, and help pick the package that's best
for you.
Here's a primer to help you prepare for a productive meeting with your
travel agent:
1
What's your budget? It needn't be hard and fast, but the options are
too vast to approach without a figure or a price range in mind.
2
What kind of experience do you want? Domestic or foreign? A city or
the countryside? The mountains or the beach?
3
What is the focus of the trip? Is it a family trip, where diversions
for the children are needed? Is your goal to relax or do you want lots
of activity? Do you want to stay put or move around? Would you like to
pursue any hobbies?
4
When do you want to travel? Plan datesbut with some flexibility.
Prices change as a destination moves from its high season to a "shoulder"
season and then low season.
5
What type of tour do you want? Are you interested in the comfort of
a fully escorted motorcoach tour or cruise? Would you prefer an all-inclusive
package with air, or do you lean toward the greater independence of a modular
approach?
Phone: 360 794-4886 * 800 433-5945
Fax: 360 794-0311
www.vacationshop.com * Travel@Vacationshop.com
