Our April Newsletter

As we pass the 1-year anniversary of the beginning of the pandemic, cases are continuing their downward trend, vaccinations are increasing and travel is not only recovering, but people are trying to “catch-up” on their missed travel opportunities. We’re seeing great interest with reservations for travel in the next few months, through the end of the year, and even into 2022 and 2023. We’re also noticing that space is becoming very limited and prices are increasing with the increase in demand. The airlines are having their first profitable month since the pandemic began and TSA continues to scan upwards of 1,000,000 travelers per day. Now is the time to plan and secure your future travel.

While North America continues to be the most popular travel destination this past year–Western Experiences (Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Colorado), Hawaii, Mexico, and the Caribbean–we’re seeing some new hot spots drawing increased interest. We’re highlighting some of these new travel trends in the articles you’ll find below. We’ve created a collection of bucket-list hotels in the United States, highlighted on our new story-telling website “Zócalo.” We’re also providing tips for traveling with your pets, and featuring a great destination that is much easier to get to now, with non-stop air service from the West Coast to Charleston.

I hope you enjoy our newsletter and it inspires you to travel and explore.

Meet Zócalo – a place where we can tell our
stories, share tips and recommendations,
and inspire one another to reach beyond
our existing comfort zones. Plus, browse
through our list of bucket-list hotels in the
U.S.

As travel begins picking up, remember to check your frequent traveler programs
and passport validity. Prepare now so you can pick up & go when you're ready!

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