Anywhere

His friends did the Viking river cruise. Glen and his wife chose 27 nights in Italy. Here's how he describes the difference.

Percy planned Maureen's two weeks in Ecuador. Rainforest to the Galapagos. On her last day, she sent him this. Thanks for acknowledging Percy's dedication to your experience!

Most people never think about it when they plan a vacation. Bob does.
"We go to the places the tour buses don't. We were empathetic to how the population benefited from our presence."
"Money is like manure. Pile it up, it stinks. Spread it around, things grow."
Spread it around.

Reena's family stayed in a 250-year-old home. A place that survived World War II. They met the family who lived there.
That's how you actually meet a country.
"These meaningful experiences gave our family a chance to really engage in the culture."
Her second trip with us. A third already coming.

Perry interviewed 2,000 people. Isaac Hayes, James Brown, Roy Orbison. He's lived all over the world.
We didn't do anything special for him. Just the usual.
"The experience I got from your company was outstanding. A+."
To a man who's seen everything, the usual was a gold star.

Georgia plans the next trip before the last one ends. Loves every step. Costa Rica was the exception, somewhere she'd never been, so she let a local insider take it.
The surprise was the pace. "We have a tendency to run through a country." Not this time.
"I'd definitely use you all again if there's somewhere I haven't been."
Where haven't you been?

Laura's husband is a good researcher. He found a hotel in Peru that looked right from his desk. Nice. In budget. Good reviews.
The insider in Peru, who lives there, told them what the listing couldn't:
"It's really nice and within what you're looking to spend, but it's further out from the city and you're not able to go to restaurants and it's not as walkable."
There are things you only learn from someone who walks those streets. That's what an insider is.
If you want someone in the country looking out for you, we can connect you.

Betsy and her husband had traveled a lot before Costa Rica. This was their first time using a travel agent.
"Every person picked, every, all the different small companies — every one of them were wonderful. And all of them loved, they were just so overjoyed to share their country."
"I don't know why I'd go anywhere else."

Tell us what matters. We'll build the trip around it.
Kris mentioned a street in Mexico City her grandparents walked every summer. Her insider knew it.
This is what travel looks like when a human is on the other end of your imagination.