1. Watch fireworks, in person or onscreen
2. Take a virtual tour of national landmarks
3. Watch a movie about the country’s founding
4. Revisit the Declaration of Independence
5. Celebrate in the kitchen
6. Get together (safely)
Source: New York Times
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“What you’ve got to remember [is that] they’re coming to you because they’ve got a problem, either lack of time, lack of knowledge, or they’re not quite sure of what they could be missing and they don’t want to pull the trigger on their own. This new business model will not be based on commissions, but rather on our value as travel advisors.”
Ralph Iantosca
Iantosca Travel
1. The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch, Saratoga, Wyoming
2. The Deer Path Inn, Lake Forest, Illinois
3. Rabbit Hill Inn, Lower Waterford, Vermont
4. The Lodge at Blue Sky, Auberge Resorts Collection, Park City, Utah
Source: Travel and Leisure
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Almost five months since it shut its doors because of the spread of COVID-19, The Mirage in Las Vegas today announced that it would again open its doors on Aug. 27.
Hawaii may once again push back the Sept. 1 launch of its pre-arrival testing program.
“What you’ve got to remember [is that] they’re coming to you because they’ve got a problem, either lack of time, lack of knowledge, or they’re not quite sure of what they could be missing and they don’t want to pull the trigger on their own. This new business model will not be based on commissions, but rather on our value as travel advisors.”
Ralph Iantosca
Iantosca Travel
1. The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch, Saratoga, Wyoming
2. The Deer Path Inn, Lake Forest, Illinois
3. Rabbit Hill Inn, Lower Waterford, Vermont
4. The Lodge at Blue Sky, Auberge Resorts Collection, Park City, Utah
Source: Travel and Leisure
Virtuoso this week kicked off its annual Virtuoso Travel Week, and while it looks a little different than in years past, it still included the same networking and business building opportunities that have become a staple for the organization's annual gathering.
Viking is offering all impacted guests a FCC worth 125% of all monies paid to Viking.
