Where are you traveling to this month?

What travel did you book this month for future?

Travel Agents - What did you book in January for clients?

Alaska next week. Fairbanks for tours and hopefully auroras.

I'm going to Texas to get some winter weather.

Venice, Louisiana for big tuna and fly fishing for reds.

Park City
Atlanta

Whistler to go play in the snow for a week

Brownville & Corpus Christi for business

Steamboat for a week of skiing.

New Orleans for work.

Branson for granddaughter's birthday

Orange Country, CA

Bosnia

Ho Chi MInh City

Taking the kid to south Florida in a couple of weeks to knock out Everglades and Biscayne NPs.

Probably booking a trip today to Great Basin for July.

Our school calendar for next year came out, so I'm bugging my wife about what other trips we can take in the next year.

+1 for looking at next year's school calendar!

My son's school put spring break the week before Easter so he will be missing three days of school and will be going somewhere for two weeks.

Top options right now are Whistler or Malaga, Spain. Both have good Easter festivities for kids.

Heck of an opportunity there. I'm honed in on 4 day weekends and you're managing a European vacation.

Took my kid there last year spring break and combined it with spring training.

Everglades, do an airboat tour then go down the road to the Shark Valley section. My kid loved the airboat.

I'm sure you'll also head down to Flamingo, which we loved. Recommend taking the boat tour down there and stopping to see the missile hanger as well.

Sadly I do not have any trips planned for this month. I may see how I can squeeze in a short cruise with my mom (probably for April though).

Booking wise for clients, this was my biggest month in the 10 years I've been in business.

Some of the stuff booked:
Cape Code Trip
9 Aqua Class cabins on Celebrity - Caribbean cruise
Secrets Maroma
7 Day Alaska Railroad trip x 2
Some excursions only for Texager
Rooms for the 2 destination weddings I have booked
Secrets Mirabel for a Texager
Royal Caribbean cruise out of Tampa
Barcelona & Mallorca trip
4 Royal Caribbean cruises on the Mariner of the Seas
4 Viking River cruises on the Danube for a Texager
Holland American Alaskan Cruise with land extension
Marquis Los Cabos for a Texager
Carnival cruise on the Jubilee x 2

Then some random stuff (flights, insurance, hotels)

Everett this week.
Planning on Portlandia in 2 weeks and then back up to Everett the following week.

Guadalajara, MX for tequila
Orlando, FL for work

Currently stuck at DFW. Flying AMR from SAT to TYS thru DFW. Captain did his pre-flight walk and felt two of the tires were too worn to proceed. Didn't realize tire changes took a couple of hours.

ToddyHill said:

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Currently stuck at DFW. Flying AMR from SAT to TYS thru DFW. Captain did his pre-flight walk and felt two of the tires were too worn to proceed. Didn't realize tire changes took a couple of hours.

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TYS is a 2hr drive from BNA. Cam you get a flight to BNA?

Orlando for work and in laws this week
Houston for fun and my family next weekend
Miami for work at the end of the month

Living in the northeast I try to overload my winter months with trips as best I can to escape

For us it would have been about a 3 hour drive. It took awhile, but the tires were replaced and we just got home. Long day.

What's a day in Antarctica look like?

Not sure about princess, but we went to Antarctica on Seabourn in December. A typical day was either a 90 minute zodiac cruise through the icebergs etc for wildlife viewing or a zodiac to the land for a 60 minute hike, etc. and then the opposite in the afternoon.

Next week, Edmonton for my day job then straight to Esperanza Los Cabos to work a destination wedding with my wife.

Paris and Avignon, following a couple of days in SW Florida at Calusa Pines for golf.

Booked a cruise on the Carnival Jubilee for my neighbors over Spring Break.

Hoping for bigger things to come this month!

CDub06 said:

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What's a day in Antarctica look like?

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On Princess, it is cruising around the various bays, channels and fjords spotting whales, penguins, seals and other wildlife and watching for the occasional calving glacier. Oh, and marveling at the amazing scenery (pictures don't do it justice). No getting off the ship for us while down in Antarctica itself.

Edit: This is Deception Island, the focus of today's viewing as SMEs narrate on points of interest from the bridge.