Much has been written and even more spoken about the “generations,” their impact on travel and how we should sell to each group. Purposely, we’re skipping generations X, Y and Z in this column but will address each of their unique issues in the future.
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Soar through the fiery red and yellow treetops on a zip line, lift off in a hot air balloon, ride the rails or take a leisurely scenic drive. Whatever the activity threshold, touring Colorado in September and October promises to be a vacation to remember.
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Many hours have been spent pontificating on the baby boomer effect on travel, in particular the group travel sector. I’m not going down that path here, but a lot of us seem to be at a crossroads in our business, and everyone’s waiting for the next big thing.
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The bountiful nature and adventures in Colorado Springs will bring travel groups back to the days of stress-free, childhood and living.
Read MoreOutdoorsy families that love to camp and boat are aware of common safety tips — don’t carry large amounts of cash or drink the water.
Read MoreYouth groups staying in Kissimmee have the best of all worlds, affordable and group-friendly accommodations, access to all of Central Florida theme parks and availability of a host of other activities
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Most people buy travel insurance to reimburse themselves for plane fares and other costs if an unforeseen event, such as a medical emergency, forces them to cancel an expensive vacation. But most policies also provide coverage for unfortunate events that happen during your trip. For example, most insurance policies provide a 24 hour hotline that customers can call to rebook flights, make hotel arrangements or find ground transportation.
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Discover the wonders of Berlin, one of Europe’s most intriguing cities and with a unique mix of past and present.
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