Airlines Vastly Improve Their Service to Customers Affected by Delays and Cancellations Do you know about the Department of Transportation’s recent consumer protection effort requiring airline’s commitments to customers in cases of controllable flight delays or cancellations? The U.S. Department of Transportation has created a dashboard to ensure the traveling public has easy access […]
~Bainbridge, Washington is the home of Pickleball and the place where three buddies and their families created the game back in the mid-1960s as a summertime diversion for bored kids, naming it after one of their family pets. Pickleball has ballooned into a full-fledged sport for all ages. ~On Monday, March 28, 2022 Washington State […]
Connect with family, friends and co-workers. Consider Group Travel to the Caribbean and Mexican Caribbean, specifically at all-inclusive resorts. Let’s plan your special event together! ~ Molly Group Travel is gaining in popularity as a memorable experience for multi-generational families, reunions, friends getaways, destination weddings, anniversaries, vow renewals, celebrations and sharing special interests. Ideal for […]
Beaches Kids Camp – Beaches focuses on INCLUSION for those on the Autism Spectrum Sesame Street Muppet characters featured at Beaches Resorts include Julia, a Muppet character who is on the Spectrum. ~ Parents fill out the Advance Questionnaire. ~ The Manager will follow-up with a phone call or email to discuss the individual’s requirements […]
Travel Agent Talk: Molly Sumption November 08, 2015 Sumption, a home-based travel agent, gives the inside scoop on selling the Caribbean to her Pacific-Northwest clients By: Emma Weissmann Molly Sumption of Seattle-based Molly’s Caribbean // © 2015 Molly Sumption Feature image (above): Sumption is a certified Sandals and Beaches specialist. // © Sandals Resorts Details […]
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The point of travel insurance is that you won’t probably need it, but if and when you do, you’ll be happy you have it–as long as it is appropriate for your vacation.
According to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Washington State ranks number three and Oregon ranks number eight, in the highest percentage of Internet users in the United States. So as a web savvy Seattle or Portland native, it would make perfect sense that you would handle your own travel arrangements for your upcoming honeymoon or vacation. Before you do, just consider the following three things.
Sandals requires a credit (not debit) card at check-in. Be sure you have a minimum of $400-500 available on your card. If you charge incidentals to your room, your card will be charged when you check-out.
Oh, yes, we get sun here in the Pacific Northwest, and Washington and Oregon have some of the most breathtaking beach vistas on the Pacific coast. But packing for your first Caribbean Sandals experience is quite different than packing for a summer weekend on Cannon Beach.
Jamaica is a perfect example to illustrate this point.
Jamaica is a beautiful island with wonderful, gracious people. I send hundreds of honeymooners there every year and I visit Jamaica frequently. It’s a shame how the island can be misrepresented in the media because tourism is their economic mainstay. I have sent hundreds of honeymooners to Jamaica. If it wasn’t a safe island, I wouldn’t be able to stay in business!
“My husband and I have been treated to Butler Service at seven different Sandals resorts over the last three years and this service is absolutely amazing!
One of the most common questions I hear from brides, grooms, and even frequent travelers is about how a hurricane could possibly impact their Caribbean destination wedding, honeymoon or vacation. This is a valid concern especially to those of us from the Seattle and Portland areas, whose only exposure to this weather phenomenon is from what we see on the news.
With the average wedding nudging close to $10,000, I am seeing more and more Seattle and Portland brides and grooms-to-be considering having a destination wedding—for good reasons. Destination weddings are a great way to make any ceremony memorable, and in a tough economy, the best way to maximize your wedding budget. Sounds counter intuitive?