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Luxury Travel: Bucket List Targets

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Not everyone is going to have a chance to do luxury travel regularly. But that doesn’t mean that it’s not worth putting certain high-class journeys on your bucket list. Even if you never necessarily make it to do some of those things, at least having a daydream about how enjoyable it would be can get you through otherwise dull days.

Think about luxury journeys like getting on a yacht in Miami, or staying at a hotel in Disney World. Perhaps you’d like to go on a ski resort adventure sometime or take a private jet to some island location. These sorts of travel fantasies are prevalent, and it is possible that you can do one of them some of them with the right planning. [Read more…]

Originally posted on January 8, 2018 @ 1:17 pm

3 Reasons To Choose A Resort Over A Hotel

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If you are considering planning a trip somewhere, one of the first things that you’re going to have to figure out is where you’re going to be staying. While you do have a lot of options for places that can qualify as a home base for you while traveling or on vacation, there are some choices that are going to be more appealing than others. So if you’re on the fence about whether you should start looking up hotels or checking out some other options, here are three reasons you should consider staying at a resort over anything else available to you.

The Recreation Aspect

Some of the options that you may be considering when booking lodging for your trip could include things like hotels, hostels, rental homes, camping, couch surfing, and more. And although some of these options have positive qualities to them, none of them can offer what a resort can offer you, especially when it comes to the recreation aspect. According to Koshal of DifferenceBetween.com, resorts have the capabilities to give you access to recreation and relaxation amenities that you just can’t get from your typical hotel or rental property. So if you’re wanting to stay somewhere where the grounds and amenities are all part of the experience, a resort is perfect for you.

An All-Inclusive Price

At most resorts, almost everything that you receive or have access to all comes at an all-inclusive price. While there are some resorts that will charge you for additional things, “all-inclusive” resorts tout their abilities to provide you with everything you could need all for the upfront price that you’re paying. Not only can this help to encourage you to take advantage of anything and everything the resort has to offer you, but Susan Breslow Sardone, a contributor to Trip Savvy, shares that these types of resorts can also make it easier than ever for you to stick to your budget. By knowing what all your costs are going to be before you get to your accommodations, it can reduce a lot of the financial stress that comes with traveling.

Better Security

Resorts are often located on large campuses that have all type of out buildings, clubhouses, lodges and more that make up the entirety of the property. Because of this, Michael Lewis, a contributor to Money Crashers, shares that resorts often have better security on their property and to their rooms than other forms of lodging. Especially if you’re traveling to an area that has civil unrest or high levels of crime, you may find yourself feeling much safe at a resort than any other available room.

If you’re about to book a stay somewhere, consider choosing a resort over the other lodging options you may have chosen before.

Originally posted on January 14, 2019 @ 9:05 am