Dear Advisor Partners,
Even though we are still seven months out, the festive season of 2021 is starting look how a festive season should look. The months feel like they are flying by and everyone is dusting off their passports, finding those travel bags and getting ready to return to adventure. With inquiries starting back up, I get asked frequently, where are people looking to travel? Rather than tell you, let me show you!
Since the world started opening up, the requests have focused on several countries; Peru, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Ecuador and Galapagos, Colombia, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda. These areas are among the first to regain interest and spark excitement. With so many festive opportunities out of reach last year, the planning for 2021 is underway and agents, travelers and suppliers alike are eager and ready to get back to the road. In some destinations, space is already near capacity for 2021 and 2022 trips are being enthusiastically planned. When we first started down this arduous path, the conversation about when to talk about travel was a delicate balance, with many simply not yet ready to discuss travel.
Well my friends, fast forward to today and listen to the conversations now. Talking about travel is no longer in anticipation, but has become a conversation full of excitement, action and passion once again. Advisors are reporting that their clients are talking about travel, planning travel, and I can proudly share, actually traveling. Children are returning to school, fans are slowly being allowed back into sporting events, so it’s only fitting that travelers are emerging with vacation windows open, ready to put the perfect adventure for themselves and their families together, sooner rather than later. The path forward is getting clearer each day. Take a look at some of my private collections, known as Presidents Picks.
So enjoy the video, share it with your clients and happy travels!
“While we’ve been exploring, you’ve been waiting planning traveling!”
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