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SUPER TRAVEL is an agency with long tradition. Over the years we have built relationship of mutual respect, confidence and trust with our clients and partners. Our qualified and experienced team regards every request as a new challenge and dedicates to each with same professionalism and enthusiasm. Perfection comes with experience. We have it!

You’ve got the agency that you searched for we are your connection to the world, it is our great pleasure to introduce to you our agency super travel, when it was established, back in 1991, the target was to build a company that is different, a travel agency that keeps long relationship with its clients and partners. now, after 26 years in business, we can say that it is successfully achieved, as we have very good and valued clients / friends from around the world who are with us ever since the opening., we are fully licenced agency, licence number otp 313 approved by ministry of tourism of serbia. locally we are member of serbian association of travel agencies (yuta)., we know how to meet your requirements, keep the cost of your trips as low as possible and save your precious time., our team of professionals all together has 100 years of working in tourism and we are very proud of our long experience, which enables us to provide the best services for your comfortable and carefree journey or event., we still work with same dedication and passion, air tickets all over the world, all kind of transportation and transfers (by private car, mini bus, couch or double- decker), hotel accommodation worldwide, rent-a- car reservations, sightseeing tours, one day or multi day trips, tourist guides on your native language, organization of different kind of meetings and events (seminars, conferences, congresses, festivals), organization of catering services (cocktail parties, lunches, dinners) in the restaurants or in other spaces upon request, technical equipment and support for your event, business travels, incentive tours, team building, sports training for all categories of athletes in various sports, our references:, location: str. vasina 10/4 11 000 belgrade telephone: +381 11 30 37 507 , +381 11 30 37 508 e-mail: [email protected] , [email protected] social networks oup.

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Egypt Jim Berkeley, Destinations & Adventures International

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Morocco Hicham Mhammedi Alaoui and Radia Tehitahe, Experience Morocco

Read Hicham and Radia’s Insider’s Guide to the Sahara Desert .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Morocco Michael Diamond, Cobblestone Private Travel

Read Michael’s Insider’s Guide to Marrakech and the Atlas Mountains, Morocco .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Safaris: Southern and Central Africa, Madagascar, Mauritius Cherri Briggs, Explore, Inc.

Read Cherri’s Insider’s Guides to Namibia Adventures , Zimbabwe , Zambia ,  and Madagascar .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Safaris: East Africa and South Africa Dan Saperstein, Hippo Creek Safaris

Read Dan’s Insider’s Guides to South Africa Safaris   and East Africa Safaris .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Safaris: Southern and East Africa Julian Harrison, Premier Tours

Read Julian’s Insider’s Guides to Botswana’s Small Safari Camps   and Cape Town and South Africa’s Winelands .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Bali and Indonesia Diane Embree, Michael’s Travel Centre/Bali Barong Tours

Read Diane’s Insider’s Guide to Bali .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Central Asia, the Silk Road, and Uzbekistan Zulya Rajabova, Silk Road Treasure Tours

Read Zulya’s Insider’s Guide to Uzbekistan .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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China: Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan Mei Zhang, WildChina

Read Mei’s Insider’s Guides to Beijing , Yunnan Province , and China’s Big Cities and Small Villages .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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India, Bhutan, Nepal Sanjay Saxena, Nomadic Expeditions

Read Sanjay’s Insider’s Guides to Agra and the Taj Mahal , Delhi , and Secrets of India .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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India Bertie and Victoria Dyer, India Beat

Read Bertie and Victoria’s Insider’s Guides to Rajasthan   and Mumbai .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Japan Japanese society relies heavily on personal connections to unlock doors. Japan is also bracingly expensive, with many of the loveliest ryokans and guest houses costing upwards of $1,000 per night (although that does include an extravagant dinner). And because the number of savvy guides with exceptional access is limited, they can command high fees. If you are seeking the right bespoke trip-planning specialist who can deliver the best that Japan has to offer, we can point you toward your smartest options.

Japan Andrea Oschetti, Blueflower

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Japan Scott Gilman, JapanQuest Journeys

Read Scott’s Insider’s Guide to Classic Japan .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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The Maldives and the Seychelles Justin Parkinson, Linara Travel

Read Justin’s Insider’s Guides to the Maldives   and the Seychelles .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Mongolia Jalsa Urubshurow, Nomadic Expeditions

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Sri Lanka Miguel Cunat, Sri Lanka in Style

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Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos Sandy Ferguson and Ethan Crowley, Asia Desk

Read Sandy and Ethan’s Insider’s Guides to Thailand , Vietnam , Southeast Asia , Bangkok , and Laos .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Southeast Asia: Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam Daniel Fraser, Smiling Albino

Read Daniel’s Insider’s Guide to Thailand Like You’ve Never Seen It .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Australia Stuart Rigg, Southern Crossings

Read Stuart’s Insider’s Guides to Sydney and the Great Barrier Reef .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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French Polynesia (Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea) and the Cook Islands Kleon Howe, The Art of Travel

Read Kleon’s Insider’s Guide to Bora Bora, Tahiti and French Polynesia .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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New Zealand Jean-Michel Jefferson, Ahipara

Read Jean-Michel’s Insider’s Guides to Active New Zealand and Queenstown .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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New Zealand and Australia Sarah Farag, Southern Crossings

Read Sarah’s Insider’s Guide to New Zealand and Australia .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Atlantic Canada: Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island Jill Curran, Maxxim Vacations

Read Jill’s Insider’s Guide to Newfoundland and Labrador . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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French Canada: Quebec Centuries of history, majestic megafauna, indigenous culture, pristine landscapes, and a strong dose of France, all within a short flight (or even a drive) of many U.S. locales: This is Quebec. Browse Montreal’s street art with an internationally acclaimed artist, hop on a seaplane for a picnic on a remote beach, get VIP access to observe whales and black bears in the wild. Click on the button below and we’ll connect you with a side of Canada you’ve never seen before.

Pacific Northwest: British Columbia and the Canadian Rockies Sheri Doyle, Pacific Northwest Journeys

Read Sheri’s Insider’s Guides to Seattle , San Juan Islands and the Olympic Peninsula , and California Coast .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Western Canada: British Columbia, Canadian Rockies, Northwest Territories, Yukon Marc Telio, Entrée Canada

Read Marc’s Insider’s Guide to British Colombia . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Bahamas and Caribbean Yacht Charters Picture sparkling seas, the waves lapping at your boat, a captain who knows every secret snorkeling spot, toes-in-the-sand beach bars where you can stop for a drink, fabulously fresh seafood—prepared by your private chef—to enjoy at night…. All that can be yours when you charter your own vessel. But of the hundreds that are based in the Caribbean and the Bahamas, which to choose? And how do you know that its crew can make the magic happen, and that its water toys are up to snuff? We know yacht-charter experts who spend a good portion of every year inspecting boats and their crews to find the very best. Tell us what you have in mind, and we can match you to the right specialist for your specific needs.

Belize Patricia Johnson and Rachael Wilson, Absolute Belize

Read Patricia and Rachael’s Belize Insider’s Guide: Azure Waters, Green Jungle . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Cabo Julie Byrd, CaboVillas.com

Read Julie’s Insider’s Guides to Los Cabos Villa Vacations   and Los Cabos Beach Vacations .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Caribbean Islands and Dive Vacations Meg Austin

Read Meg’s Insider’s Guide to the Scuba Diving in the Caribbean and Bahamas . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Costa Rica Irene Edwards, GreenSpot

Read Irene’s Insider’s Guide to Costa Rica Luxury Eco-Travel . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Costa Rica Priscilla Jimenez, Costa Rica Expeditions

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Yes, you can still travel to Cuba. Legally and privately. The Cuba experts we know have worked in the country for years and are well connected to artists, musicians, historians, TV personalities, and the best privately-owned boutique B&Bs, casas particulares , and paladares . They can have you learning the secrets of a perfect mojito from a local bartender, enjoying a night out at a pop-up jazz club, bird-watching on a day trip into the countryside, and strolling Havana with a former architect or journalist (who now earns more as a private guide).

Mexico Zachary Rabinor, Journey Mexico

Read Zachary’s Insider’s Guides to Puerto Vallarta , Mexico City ,  and the Riviera Maya .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Panama, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua Pierre Gedeon, Costa Adventures

Read Pierre’s Insider’s Guide to Nicaragua . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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European Barge Cruises Ellen Sack and Caroline Klein, Barge Lady Cruises

Read Ellen and Caroline’s Insider’s Guide to France’s Waterways .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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European Rivers and Luxury Cruises Worldwide Tom Baker, Cruise Center

Read Tom’s Insider’s Guides to Alaska Cruises and Mediterranean Cruises .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Expedition Voyages Ashton Palmer, ExpeditionTrips

Read Ashton’s Insider’s Guides to Antarctica Cruises , Arctic Cruises , and Small-Ship Alaska Cruises .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Luxury Cruises Worldwide Mary Jean Tully, Cruise Professionals by Tully Luxury Travel

Read Mary Jean’s Insider’s Guides to Asia Cruises and Africa Cruises .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Yacht Charters Picture sparkling seas, the waves lapping at your boat, a captain who knows every hidden cove, quaint villages to explore by day, fabulously fresh seafood—prepared by your private chef—to enjoy at night…. All that can be yours when you charter your own vessel. Maybe it’s a sailboat on the Dalmatian Coast, a catamaran in Tahiti, a bareboat charter in the Caribbean, or a mega-yacht on the Great Barrier Reef. But of the thousands out there, which craft and crew to choose? We know yacht-charter experts who spend a good portion of every year inspecting boats and their crews to find the very best. Tell us what you have in mind, and we can match you to the right travel specialist for your specific needs.

Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland Gwen Kozlowski, Exeter International

Read Gwen’s Insider’s Guides to Austria , Hungary ,  and the Czech Republic . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg Tom Stinglhamber, Brilliant Ideas

Read Tom’s Insider’s Guide to Belgium . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

Croatia (plus Bosnia, Montenegro, Slovenia) Ala Osmond, Exeter International

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Croatia Jay Ternavan, JayWay Travel

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England and the British Isles Travelers bound for the United Kingdom and Ireland seek a broad array of experiences for which there is a broad array of sources. Do you need a castle in the countryside for a 50th birthday party or a manor home for a family reunion near the university where your kid is in college? A week of hiking in the Cotswolds or meeting the most interesting local characters in the hidden pockets of Ireland? The more specific you can be about your trip goals, the better we can direct you to the right fixer for your needs.

England, Ireland, Scotland Jonathan Epstein, Celebrated Experiences

Read Jonathan’s Insider’s Guides to Killarney and County Kerry, Ireland ,  Scotland , and the Cotswolds . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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England, France, and Italy Jennifer Virgilio, Queen of Clubs

Read Jennifer’s Insider’s Guide to Paris with Perks . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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France Philip Haslett, French Promise

Read Philip’s Insider’s Guide to Provence and the French Riviera . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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France Michael Eloy and Alex Zglinski, Trufflepig

Read Michael and Alex’s Insider’s Guides to Paris for Food Lovers  and Burgundy . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Germany and beyond (Austria, the Netherlands, Scandinavia) Claudia Schwenger, Trufflepig

Read Claudia’s Insider’s Guide to Bavaria, Germany . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Greece Certain Greek islands, especially those visited by cruise ships, can be a mosh pit in high season, and the logistics of getting between islands can be surprisingly complicated. The right expert can steer you to the most reliable ferry operators, ensure there’s a taxi to pick you up at the pier, even arrange for private boat rides to secret islands. There are hundreds of Greek islands to choose from, of course—each with its own unique character—and the right expert can design an itinerary with just the right combo of ancient history, modern culture, near-empty beaches, sleepy villages, pulsating nightlife, or whatever it is that you want most. Tell us via the button below, and we’ll help as best we can.

Greece Jacoline Vinke, Trufflepig

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Greece Mina Agnos, Travelive

Read Mina’s Insider’s Guide to the Ionian Islands . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Iceland Iceland has awesome landscapes and unusual adventure activities, from volcano diving to geothermal-pool hopping. But it is surprisingly expensive, and soaring tourism has caused demand—for accommodations, activities, all-terrain vehicles, glacier adventure guides, etc.—to outpace supply, driving prices even higher. What’s more, the country’s tourism infrastructure is geared to mass-market group tours. For the right local fixer to deliver a private, custom-tailored itinerary with unique experiences, click on the “Ask Wendy” button below.

Iceland Chris Gordon, Icepedition

Read Chris’s Insider’s Guide to Iceland Adventures . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Iceland, Denmark, and the Faroe Islands Mads Tange Christensen, Nordic Star

Read Mads’s Insider’s Guide to Off-the-Beaten-Path Iceland . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Ireland Travelers bound for Ireland seek a broad array of experiences for which there is a broad array of sources. Do you want to hike the trails of Killarney National Park, stroll through Galway with a local musician, meet artisans and farmers in the countryside, overnight in an 800-year-old castle, or rent a Georgian manor home for a family reunion? The more specific you can be about your trip goals, the better we can direct you to the right fixer for your needs.

Italy   Andrea Grisdale, IC Bellagio

Italy   Luisa Grigoletto, Trufflepig

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Italy, France, England  Jennifer Virgilio, Queen of Clubs

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Italy and Switzerland Brian Dore and Maria Gabriella Landers, CIU Travel

Read Brian and Maria’s Insider’s Guides to Venice , Florence , Umbria , and Tuscany .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Italy: The Cinque Terre and the Italian Riviera  Anna Merulla and Emanuela Raggio, BeautifuLiguria

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Italy: Puglia Antonello Losito and Alison Pike, Southern Visions Travel

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Italy: Sicily and the Aeolian Islands only Marcello Baglioni and Matteo Rota, Agave Travel Creative

Read Marcello and Matteo’s Insider’s Guide to Sicily . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and beyond in Eastern Europe Greg Tepper, Exeter International

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Malta Jason and Damon Camilleri Allan, Exclusively Malta

Read Jason and Damon’s Insider’s Guide to Malta . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Norway Torunn Tronsvang, Up Norway

Read Torunn’s Insider’s Guide to Wild Norway .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Norway and Scandinavia Jan Sortland, Norwegian Adventures

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Portugal and Spain Gonçalo Correia, Tours for You

Read Gonçalo’s Insider Secrets of Portugal . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Romania Raluca Spiac, Beyond Dracula

Read Raluca’s Insider’s Guide to Romania . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Spain and Portugal Pablo Calvo

Read Pablo and Gonçalo’s Insider’s Guides to Spain’s Basque Country   and Portugal .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Spain and Portugal Virginia Irurita, Made for Spain and Portugal

Read Virginia’s Insider’s Guides to Madrid , Barcelona , Andalusia , and The Algarve, Portugal .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Spain: Andalusia and Southern Spain Iván Ricoy, Genuine Andalusia

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Sweden, Finland, and Scandinavia Leigh Landis, Exeter International

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Switzerland and Road Trips Through the Alps Nina Müller, Cosa Travel

Read Nina ‘s Insider’s Guide to the Secrets of Switzerland . Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Turkey Karen Fedorko Sefer, Sea Song Tours

Read Karen’s Insider’s Guides to Istanbul   and Turkey’s Aegean Coast .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Turkey Earl Starkey, Sophisticated-Travel

Read Earl’s Insider’s Guides to Istanbul   and Cappadocia .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the Arabian Peninsula Nick Rhodes, Arabian Lux

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Egypt and Jordan Jim Berkeley, Destinations & Adventures International

Egypt, Jordan, Oman, and beyond, incl. Central Asia Jonny Bealby and Dan Waters, Wild Frontiers

Read Jonny and Dan’s Insider’s Guide to Oman .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Israel Joe Yudin and Jonathan Rose, Touring Israel

Read Joe and Jonathan’s Insider’s Guides to Jerusalem   and Israel .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Morocco (see Africa, above)

Turkey (see Europe, above)

Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, Uruguay Maita Barrenechea, Mai10

Read Maita’s Insider’s Guides to Buenos Aires   and Argentina’s Wine Country .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Argentina, Chile, Patagonia, Peru, Ecuador, and beyond Tom Damon, Southwind Adventures

Read Tom’s Insider’s Guides to Patagonia   and Machu Picchu .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and beyond Paul Irvine, Dehouche Travel

Read Paul’s Insider’s Guides to Rio de Janeiro   and Trancoso .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Chile, Argentina, Patagonia Jordan Harvey, Knowmad Adventures

Read Jordan’s Insider’s Guide to Chile .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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  Colombia Boris Seckovic, Amakuna

Read Boris’s Insider’s Guide to Bogotá, Colombia .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Galapagos Islands, Ecuador, Peru Allie Almario, Premier Tours

Read Allie’s Insider’s Guides to Quito and the Northern Andes   and the Galapagos Islands .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Peru and Bolivia Marisol Mosquera, Aracari

Read Marisol’s Insider’s Guides to Secrets of Peru , Bolivia: The Salt Flats Are Just the Beginning   and Peru for Food Lovers .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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Alaska Judith Root, Entrée Alaska

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American West and National Parks Melissa Ladvala, West Bench Adventures

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California and Hawaii Jay and Dani Johnson, Coastline Travel Advisors

Read Jay and Dani’s Insider’s Guides to Maui , Oahu , and the Big Island .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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California and the Pacific Northwest Sheri Doyle, Pacific Northwest Journeys

Read Sheri’s Insider’s Guides to Seattle ,  the San Juan Islands and Olympic Peninsula , and the Perfect California Coast Road Trip .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

Disney and Orlando Michelle Allen, Travel Magic

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Ski Vacations in the U.S. Rockies  Meg Austin

Read Meg’s Insider’s Guide to Skiing the Rocky Mountains .  Check Wendy’s pricing tip .

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First experience with Super.com

We made a reservation for our vacation trip next month. The web site worked perfectly and contained all the information we needed. The selection and booking procedure was smooth and easy. We have no experience with the hotel we booked, yet. We trust it will be fine. Alexander Nientker The Netherlands

Date of experience : May 08, 2024

Best hotel rates on the internet!!!

Best hotel rates on the internet!!! My search site automatically compares numerous vendors, including Expedia, Priceline, Orbitz, etc. Two nights in a row, Super.com beat them ALL! Super.com site is intuitive, and booking was easy.

Date of experience : May 07, 2024

The room I stayed was 320 clean and…

The room I stayed was 320 clean and comfortable. The staff is nice and approachable whenever I need something. The only thing I don’t like is the breakfast that is so poor in menu, no meat and every day is the same bread in different style. Overall, the experience was good with a decent price. Secure and free Parking.

Date of experience : May 02, 2024

Great and simple straight forward check in!

Great and simple check in!! No additional hidden charges or mandatory credit card for deposit. Cash accepted for deposit . I've used other places and lost my purchase because I didn't have an additional credit card to use for deposit. Therefore losing my online purchase. Not a problem with your services. Thank you!

Date of experience : May 04, 2024

My son was going to prom in a city an hour away and I’m a deliver Driver so I decided to stay the night! I found a room on super.com at a reasonable rate for the night the same day the room was great the staff was great the pre prom party was great my son was happy I made it in all my super.com experience was awesome!

Beds are comfortable and the showers…

Beds are comfortable and the showers have great pressure….love that! We ate at the restaurant in the hotel and the food was excellent. Recommend the brisket street tacos. Bar server was on top of her game! All of the staff were extremely friendly & helpful. It is a business that still trains on customer service which is a rarity these days. Hotel could use a bit of an update and new carpet throughout the hallways but all in all would stay there again. Thank you for the great service!

Date of experience : May 01, 2024

DISGUSTING company

DISGUSTING company. They charge $15/month to transfer you countless times to people who provide copy and pasted answers and they also steal money from customers. I have $75 of credits sitting in my super.com account that I cannot transfer to my bank account because I supposedly do not qualify for a “Super Pay Card”. That’s just theft that doesn’t come off that way to someone who doesn’t know fact from fiction. Go read the rest of the reviews about how they screw customers out of money everyday. There’s plenty of them out there

Date of experience : May 09, 2024

Reply from Super.com

Hi Michelle, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Your feedback is invaluable to us, as it guides our continual improvement and growth We want to let you know that our Super+ membership does come with various benefits, including Cash Advance, Credit building, and up to 10% Cashback on travel. However, if you've decided not to continue with the membership, we are more than willing to process a refund, as our primary goal is to ensure our customers' satisfaction. We want to bring to your attention that account cancellations do require phone verification, but it is not necessary for membership cancellations. You'd only be prompted to call if you’ve accidentally selected the option for closing a Super Pay account. To initiate the cancellation process, you can, simply, follow the steps in this Helpdesk article: https://go.super.com/KvOdxqY We trust we were able to clarify. If you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Support team: https://go.super.com/ZormY3q We're here to help!

Super lived up to their name

Super lived up to their name. They got us the best price for our hotel and were super responsive keeping us updated every step of the way.

Date of experience : May 03, 2024

Fast and easy booking…

Fast and easy booking process,inexpensive and great hotel.Will use again.

Date of experience : May 06, 2024

BEWARE!! I couldn't put money on the card & although it shows a membership price & a higher non member price every time I tried to click membership price I was still charged the higher price. Then had to call customer service to cancel my membership. It stays you can cancel online but you can't. When you click cancel membership a Windows popped up that states you have to call in order to cancel. When I called I waited on hold for over 15 min B4 anyone came to the phone.

Hi Heather, Thank you for sharing your recent experience with our Support team. Your feedback is invaluable to us, as it guides our continual improvement and growth. This might be a device issue. We'd like to start by advising you to clear the history, cache, cookies, etc. for the browser. Please also make sure to use the latest version of the app. We want to let you know that our Super+ membership does come with various benefits, including Cash Advance, Credit building, and up to 10% Cashback on travel. However, if you've decided not to continue with the membership, we are more than willing to process a refund, as our primary goal is to ensure our customers' satisfaction. We want to bring to your attention that account cancellations do require phone verification, but it is not necessary for membership cancellations. You'd only be prompted to call if you’ve accidentally selected the option for closing a Super Pay account. Please know that to initiate the cancellation process, you can, simply, follow the steps in this Helpdesk article: https://go.super.com/KvOdxqY We trust we were able to clarify. If you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Support team: https://go.super.com/ZormY3q We're here to help!

Company features a cashback option if…

Company features a cashback option if you sign up for a membership (automatically enrolled after 7 days at $14.99 per month), but the so-called "cashback" appears to be some kind of future credit redeemable a month later. It's not a discount of the actual price, so it's misrepresented on the site to consumers.

Date of experience : April 30, 2024

Take Care - Additional Charges not signed up for

Similarly to another contributor, I simply booked a room in Greece for November and Super.com provided a good price. I booked and paid upfront (which in itself gives the company a good earning opportunity). Some days later there was a 15 dollar deduction (£11.97) from my bank account which I had investigated and between my bank and I we discovered it relates to Super+ aspect of the Super.com company, which I did not sign up when booking the room. Trying to get through to any form of making an enquiry or complaint on their website is typically difficult but I shall succeed one way or the other and they may lose my booking if they do not respond and I will have their attempt to take any monthly charges from account blocked (legally) by my bank.

Hi Mark, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It seems there might have been a misunderstanding regarding your sign-up for the Super+ membership, as our process requires explicit consent from our users. You have full control, and canceling your membership is straightforward. The membership does come with various benefits, including Cash Advance, Credit building, and up to 10% Cashback on travel. However, if you've decided not to continue with the membership, we are more than willing to process a refund, as our primary goal is to ensure our customers' satisfaction. To initiate the cancellation process you can simply follow the steps in this Helpdesk article: https://go.super.com/KvOdxqY If you need further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Support team: https://go.super.com/ZormY3q We're here to assist you in the best way possible.

We made the reservation the day before

We made the reservation the day before, Called the hotel immediately to make sure they received our reservation. Yes they did. We had absolutely no problem checking in and the savings were considerable. So, we just booked the next night through them. Please be aware - It is a prepaid, non-refundable reservation through this site. They are upfront about that.

Date of experience : April 22, 2024

Fast, Easy and cheap

I went on a price comparison website and the lowest cost for the room I wanted was Super.com. It was very easy. I did it on my IPhone on an airplane that had just landed and was taxiing to the terminal. It was fast, it was easy, and it had the lowest price.

Flawless Experience

I paid for an 8 night stay through Super.com for a hotel that I had previously stayed in. It was so much cheaper this time booking through Super.com that I even wondered if it was a scam so I contacted the hotel directly and they instantly confirmed my booking was legitimate. All I had to do was print off my holiday voucher and hand it in to the hotel reception on arrival and I received the exact same service and standard of room that I received when I booked directly through the hotel. Using Super.com is a no brainer as they were efficient with great communication and saved me a bundle of money. What's not to like???

Date of experience : April 24, 2024

Great experience

I was a bit skeptical to use this company as the prices were so great but everything was awesome We got a great price for the Waldorf Las Vegas and were very happy The ease of booking and great communication was wonderful and I would absolutely not hesitate to use this company again for future bookings

Date of experience : May 05, 2024

It was ok. I appreciate they didn't use the usual trick, that other travel webpages use, where they change a detail of the traveler's data, they force them to go back and when they fill correctly their data, they say that the offer has expired and you have to pay much more!

Nice hotel clean, helpful, houskeeping , location , every thing was amazing. Super give me best price thanks

Date of experience : April 25, 2024

It is my first time booking with Super. Affordable $.

I had a reservation for Lethbridge Ab…my reservation # was B_13369293 this is my e mail

I had a reservation for Lethbridge Ab and had a car accident and am in hospital so when I tried to cancel my reservation their policy is deadline is 3 days before. Brutal brutal BS I will Never book with them again! Absolute rubbish. Brutal policy I’ll be sending many bad reviews please book your selves these guys Suck big time

Hi Kevin, Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We hope for your speedy recovery. Please note that when booking a flexible rate, you are entitled to a full refund if you cancel within the grace period. We've checked our records and see that your reservation was only fully refundable until April 30, 2024, at 11:59PM hotel local time. After this period, your reservation will be considered a non-refundable booking, which limits our ability to modify or cancel it without the hotel's approval. Exceptions to this policy can only be made if the accommodation itself agrees to amend the reservation. If you have engaged in any direct communication with the accommodation, through written correspondence, kindly ensure that you gather all relevant details, including the staff member's name and position who approved your request. Once you have received approval, please initiate a cancellation, by visiting: go.super.com/amend and following the prompts. We trust this clarifies matters for you.

Is Super Saver Travel Legit? An In-Depth Investigation

With temptingly low prices for flights, hotels, and vacation packages, Super Saver Travel raises the question: is this too good to be true? We investigate whether Super Saver Travel is a scam or a legitimate discount travel site.

If you don’t have time for the full investigation, the short answer is: Super Saver Travel is a legitimate discount travel agency, but you need to read the fine print to avoid hidden fees or subpar components of vacation packages.

What is Super Saver Travel?

Super Saver Travel is a travel agency that offers discounted travel packages and deals to customers. With a mission to provide affordable and convenient travel options, Super Saver Travel aims to help individuals and families explore the world without breaking the bank.

Brief background and services offered

Founded in 2010, Super Saver Travel has quickly gained a reputation for offering competitive prices and excellent customer service. The agency partners with various airlines, hotels, and car rental companies to negotiate exclusive deals and pass on the savings to their customers.

Super Saver Travel offers a wide range of services to cater to different travel needs. They provide flight bookings, hotel reservations, car rentals, and even complete vacation packages that include multiple destinations and activities.

Customers can choose from a variety of options and customize their travel plans according to their preferences and budget.

One of the key features that sets Super Saver Travel apart is their user-friendly website and mobile app. Customers can easily search for flights, compare prices, and make bookings online, saving them time and effort.

The company also has a dedicated customer support team that is available 24/7 to assist with any inquiries or issues that may arise during the travel planning process.

Super Saver Travel has received positive reviews from many satisfied customers who have praised the agency for their affordable prices, reliable service, and hassle-free booking experience. Their commitment to customer satisfaction and focus on providing value for money has made them a popular choice among travelers looking to save on their travel expenses.

For more information about Super Saver Travel and their services, you can visit their official website at www.supersavertravel.com .

Legitimacy and Reputation

Years in business.

Super Saver Travel has been serving customers for over a decade, establishing a solid reputation in the travel industry. With their extensive experience, they have built strong relationships with airlines, hotels, and other travel partners, allowing them to offer competitive deals and discounts to their customers.

BBB rating and reviews

When it comes to evaluating the legitimacy of a business, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is a reliable source. Super Saver Travel is proud to have an A+ rating from the BBB, indicating their commitment to customer satisfaction and ethical business practices.

They have resolved any customer complaints promptly and efficiently, maintaining a positive track record with the BBB.

Furthermore, customer reviews on the BBB website also reflect the legitimacy of Super Saver Travel. Numerous satisfied customers have shared their positive experiences, praising the company for their excellent customer service, competitive prices, and hassle-free booking process.

Online reviews

Aside from the BBB, online review platforms such as Trustpilot and TripAdvisor also provide insights into Super Saver Travel’s reputation. On Trustpilot, Super Saver Travel has garnered an impressive average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5, based on thousands of customer reviews.

Customers have highlighted the company’s reliability, transparency, and ability to deliver on their promises.

Similarly, on TripAdvisor, Super Saver Travel has received positive feedback from travelers who have booked their trips through the platform. With an overall rating of 4.4 stars out of 5, customers have praised Super Saver Travel for their exceptional customer service, competitive prices, and seamless booking process.

It’s important to note that while there may be a few negative reviews, it’s common for any business to have a small percentage of dissatisfied customers. However, the overwhelmingly positive reviews and high ratings indicate that Super Saver Travel is a legitimate and reputable company.

Pricing and Sales Tactics

Too good to be true prices.

One of the main concerns when it comes to online travel agencies is whether the prices they offer are too good to be true. With Super Saver Travel, you might be pleasantly surprised to find that their prices can indeed be lower than what you would typically find on other travel websites.

This is made possible through their partnerships with various airlines, hotels, and car rental companies, allowing them to negotiate exclusive deals and pass on the savings to their customers.

However, it is important to note that while Super Saver Travel strives to provide competitive prices, there may be certain factors that affect the final cost. These can include the time of year, availability, and demand for specific destinations or accommodations.

It’s always advisable to compare prices across different platforms and do your research to ensure you’re getting the best deal possible.

Hidden fees or catches

When it comes to hidden fees or catches, Super Saver Travel takes pride in its transparent pricing policy. They strive to provide customers with all the necessary information upfront, so there are no surprises when it’s time to make a payment.

It’s worth noting that some additional fees, such as baggage fees or resort fees, may not be included in the initial price displayed on the website. These fees are typically charged by the airlines or hotels directly and may vary depending on the specific travel itinerary.

Super Saver Travel does its best to inform customers about these potential extra costs during the booking process, but it’s always a good idea to double-check with the airline or hotel before finalizing your reservation.

Quality of Flights, Hotels and Services

When it comes to booking travel, the quality of flights, hotels, and services is of utmost importance. Travelers want to ensure that they are getting the best value for their money and that the experience will be enjoyable and hassle-free.

In this section, we will take a closer look at the quality of flights, hotels, and services offered by Super Saver Travel.

Fine print on vacation packages

One aspect to consider when booking with Super Saver Travel is the fine print on their vacation packages. It is important for travelers to carefully read through the terms and conditions to understand what is included in the package.

Super Saver Travel provides detailed information about the flights, hotels, and services included in each package, giving travelers a clear understanding of what to expect.

For example, if you are booking a vacation package that includes a flight and hotel stay, Super Saver Travel will specify the airline, departure times, and layovers, as well as the hotel name, room type, and amenities.

This transparency allows travelers to make an informed decision and ensures that there are no surprises upon arrival.

Additionally, Super Saver Travel provides information about any additional fees or charges that may apply, such as resort fees, baggage fees, or cancellation policies. This level of transparency helps travelers plan their budget accordingly and avoid any unexpected expenses.

Traveler experiences

Another way to assess the quality of Super Saver Travel’s flights, hotels, and services is by looking at traveler experiences. Online reviews and testimonials provide valuable insights into the customer experience and can help potential travelers gauge the level of satisfaction with Super Saver Travel.

Many travelers have reported positive experiences when booking with Super Saver Travel. They praise the company for offering competitive prices and excellent customer service. Some have mentioned that the flights were comfortable, the hotels were clean and well-maintained, and the staff was friendly and helpful.

However, it is important to note that there may be a few negative reviews as well. It is not uncommon for travelers to encounter issues during their trips, such as flight delays or hotel room discrepancies.

In such cases, Super Saver Travel has a dedicated customer support team that works diligently to resolve any issues and ensure customer satisfaction.

For more information on Super Saver Travel and to read reviews from other travelers, you can visit their website at www.supersavertravel.com .

Cancellation and Refund Policies

Ease of cancellations/changes.

Super Saver Travel understands that sometimes travel plans need to be altered or canceled. They strive to provide their customers with flexible options when it comes to cancellations and changes. Customers can easily modify or cancel their bookings through their user-friendly online platform or by contacting their customer service representatives.

This ensures a hassle-free experience for travelers who may need to make last-minute adjustments to their itineraries.

Moreover, Super Saver Travel has partnerships with various airlines, hotels, and car rental companies, allowing them to negotiate favorable cancellation and change policies on behalf of their customers.

This means that customers may have more flexibility in terms of cancellations and changes compared to booking directly with the service providers.

Refund restrictions

While Super Saver Travel aims to provide its customers with the best possible refund policies, it’s important to note that refund restrictions may vary depending on the type of booking, travel provider, and fare rules. In some cases, non-refundable bookings may not be eligible for a refund.

Super Saver Travel encourages customers to carefully review the refund policies of their specific bookings before making any changes or cancellations. They provide detailed information regarding refund eligibility and any associated fees on their website.

It’s recommended that customers reach out to their customer service team for further assistance and clarification if needed.

It’s worth mentioning that refund policies can also be influenced by external factors such as airline or hotel policies, as well as any unforeseen circumstances such as natural disasters or pandemics.

In such cases, Super Saver Travel will work closely with their customers and relevant service providers to find the best possible solutions and mitigate any financial losses.

For more information on Super Saver Travel’s cancellation and refund policies, please visit their website www.supersavertravel.com/cancellation-refund-policy .

In summary, Super Saver Travel offers genuine travel deals but read all policies carefully. We give them high marks for pricing and customer service but travelers should manage expectations around amenities for hotels and flights.

While too good to be true prices often signal a scam, Super Saver keeps costs low via opaque bookings and older planes/hotels. Pay attention to cancellation rules and hidden fees but they deliver as promised.

Jennifer Morris is an avid solo travel adventurer who founded Solo Traveller after many years of journeying on her own around the world. She has backpacked through over 50 countries across 6 continents over the past decade, striking up conversations with locals along railway platforms, learning to cook regional dishes in home kitchens, and absorbing a global perspective while volunteering with various community initiatives.

With a Masters in Tourism and Hospitality, Jennifer is passionate about responsible and meaningful travel that fosters cultural exchange. Whether trekking through the Atlas Mountains, sailing to Komodo National Park, or taking an overnight train across Eastern Europe - she is always seeking her next epic destination.

When not globetrotting, Jennifer calls Vancouver, Canada home. There she enjoys kayaking local waters, curling up with books on faraway places, and gearing up for her next solo backpacking trip. As the founder of SoloTraveller, she hopes to motivate and inform fellow solo explorers from all walks of life to take the leap into their own adventures.

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Should I Use a Travel Agent? Our Travel Expert Says It Makes All the Difference.

The new age of travel agents know how to find deals, book off-the-beaten path adventures, and get you out of any jam. Especially if you know who to use.

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I’ve always thought that planning my own trips was the most cost-effective way, but I’ve been hearing more about travel agents making a comeback and saving their clients a lot of money. What kinds of outdoor trips should I turn to a travel agent for, and are there any who specialize in working with adventurers like me?

Technically, I’m a professional traveler. As a journalist, it’s my job to research and connect with locals to get beneath the surface of a destination. So I have never really used travel agents. What could they plan better than I could?

A lot, it turns out. Over the years, I’ve gotten to know many travel specialists, and I consider them magicians. My big aha moment happened two winters ago on a trip to Iceland . A massive storm shut down internal flights for a day, causing me to miss my return flight to the U.S. Normally, I would have spent frustrating hours on hold with the airline. But because I’d paid $65 to have Ana Gloria Garcia, an air-support specialist at the travel agency EmbarkBeyond, find and book the most affordable and convenient flight option for me, she handled the rebookings while I soaked in the Blue Lagoon.

During the pandemic, agents became advocates helping travelers get refunds on canceled flights and trips. As travel has come roaring back, an agent’s superpower is now their access to the best hotel rooms, most in-the-know guides, free amenities, and more, says Cory Hagopian, senior vice president of sales and partnerships for Virtuoso , a global network of travel agencies.

And they’re attracting a young clientele. According to a recent industry survey , 38 percent of millennials and Gen Zers are opting to use travel agents as opposed to booking on their own trips. That number is far greater than Gen Xers and baby boomers, of whom only 12 and 2 percent respectively use agents.

What Do I Gain from Using a Travel Agent?

I recently had a friend tell me she spent close to 40 hours researching a family trip online. She probably could have gleaned the same intel from an hourlong conversation with a travel adviser. Knowledge is priceless, and advisers act as your insiders. They know what you don’t and fill in the blanks for things you might not have considered, says Erika Richter, a spokesperson for the American Society of Travel Advisors (ASTA). Their firsthand knowledge, vast network, and on-the-ground connections all combine to provide a unique perspective for crafting the perfect itinerary for you.

Most travel advisers specialize in certain regions and countries and travel to them frequently, so they have up-to-date intel on not only the best safari camps but the perfect tent to book for the most incredible views and the best local restaurants you won’t find on Tripadvisor. They want their client’s trips to go well to keep them coming back, so it’s in their interest to have sussed out hotels and itineraries before they send you out into the world.

Nicole Forster, 29, considers herself a savvy traveler. She’s been to 20-plus countries and enjoys destination research. But when it came to planning her honeymoon in Africa, she felt overwhelmed, so she reached out to Danielle Meyer at Coastline Travel Advisors , which specializes in bespoke itineraries. “Originally, I wanted to go to South Africa, Victoria Falls, and Madagascar,” Forster recalls. “Danielle convinced me that if we wanted to relax, we should stay in South Africa and save the other countries for separate trips.”

Over five phone conversations and multiple emails, they crafted a 15-night itinerary that included Cape Town, the winelands, the Cape Peninsula, and a safari at the Thornybush Game Reserve. Forster established her budget early in the process, and Meyer sent her a variety of lodge options to choose from.

“I initially wanted to start with the safari, but she pointed out that we’d be jet-lagged and would need to wake at sunrise for game drives,” says Forster. “The safari was our highlight, so it was a perfect way to end the trip.”

Not only did Meyer book all of the flights, hotels, and transfers, but she created a detailed, day-by-day trip app for the couple that included useful information like check-in times at hotels and how much to tip guides .

Agents also act as advocates. If something goes wrong during your travels, they’re on call 24/7 to handle it. When Forster left the battery and charger for her camera at a hotel, Meyer arranged for an on-the-ground contact to go to a camera store and buy new ones that would be delivered to her hotel the next day.

The cost for the honeymoon planning: $150 per person. “I wouldn’t use a planner for a trip to Hawaii ,” Forster says, “but if I ever took a big trip like this again, I’d 100 percent work with an expert.”  

When to Consider Using a Travel Agent

For savvy trip planners, the best time to use a travel agent is for complicated international travel. It can save you hours of planning and peace of mind that if anything goes wrong in your chosen far-flung destination, there’s someone a What’sApp message away to handle it.

Domestically, I’d consider using a travel agent when planning a multi-week national park trip or multi-island trip in Hawaii. They will save you time, guarantee you get the best guides, and help you land reservations at always-booked lodges and hotels.

Dream Trips Delivered

Jessica Cook and her husband both work in the travel industry. Decision fatigued, they handed their honeymoon logistics over to the team at Askari Travel , an agency that specializes in South Africa. Their original plan was also an African safari, but just as they were about to put a deposit down, the Omicron variant of the coronavirus made headlines. Worried about getting stuck abroad, they reached out to Askari’s founder, Muriel Truter, who is from Zimbabwe, and upon her advice, changed their focus to South America.

Knowledge is priceless, and advisers act as your insiders. They know what you don’t and fill in the blanks of things you might not even have considered.

Truter suggested they stick to Colombia rather than country-hop. Cook supplied a budget and a wish list: 12 days, no more than three destinations, a barefoot-luxe feel, and adventures like horseback riding and mountain biking. The rest was a surprise that Askari pretty much nailed, with the exception of one hotel.

“Everything felt so authentic, but this one hotel on Barú island felt really fabricated and was full of American tourists,” recalls Cook. She immediately messaged the Askari team, saying, “Hey, this place really isn’t our vibe,” and within an hour they were on a water taxi headed to Blue Apple, a B Corp hotel—and an Outside pick for tropical adventures —on Tierra Bomba island. “It was honestly the best trip we’ve ever taken,” she says.

Are Travel Agents Expensive?

It depends. Cost varies. Some travel agencies won’t charge any fee, as they receive a commission from the bookings, while some high-end agencies will charge pricey annual membership fees for their services. Still others charge nominal “professional” fees starting at $150. Fees often fluctuate based on the length and intricacy of a trip and how far out you do the planning (6 to 12 months is recommended). You may occasionally come across agents who charge a percentage of the total trip price or hourly rates.

Basic travel enquiries are generally free. In 2016, Leah Smith, founder of Tafari Travel , opened an old-school brick-and-mortar location in Denver’s Cherry Creek neighborhood so her services would feel less intimidating to first-time users. “With our retail-office location, we’ve become part of the community, and both clients and non-clients are welcome to pop in and ask whatever questions they may have, no charge,” she says.

Matt Lindsay, founder of the surf-guiding and travel company LuxSurf Travel , builds relationships with resorts and property owners to get discounted rates that he can then pass on to guests.

Dominic Allan, the founder of Real Latin America , specializes in travel to Belize and Nicaragua and caters to independent travelers who are happy to book their own flights and hotels but are seeking his local intel. Allan’s three-tier pricing structure starts at $300 for up to three hours of phone calls, during which he might weigh in on where to eat (or not to), the best room to request in a certain lodge, or whether you really need a guide to hike.

Value Versus Savings

If you’re just looking for deals and steals, you might not be ready to work with a travel adviser, says Richter of the ASTA. “Anything you invest in with a travel adviser comes back to you in the form of amenities, customer service, peace of mind, better access to unique experiences, and handcrafted itineraries,” she says. “You could save money by cutting your own hair, too, but most people go to someone who knows what they’re doing.”

Agents work with preferred partners who can guarantee perks for clients, such as free upgrades, early check-in or late check-out, and resort credits. Those add-ons often translate into savings, says Justin Huxter, cofounder of the UK-based Cartology Travel . “We had a client go to Maui for a week, and because of our partnership with the resort, breakfast was included,” he says. When breakfast costs $120 for two, that’s a savings of $840.”

Some of the Best Travel Agents in the Adventure World

Some of my go-to resources for finding a person to work with include travel expert Wendy Perrin’s annual Wow List of tried and trusted agents, the Adventure Travel Trade Association’s adviser network , and the ASTA’s advisor directory .

In addition to the agents mentioned throughout this story, others I highly recommend for adventurous travelers include:

• Dan Achber of Trufflepig , for Africa and the Middle East
• Miguel Cunant of Sri Lanka in Style
• Javier Echecopar of Journey Costa Rica
• Daniel Fraser of Smiling Albino , for Southeast Asia
• Elizabeth Gordon of Extraordinary Journeys , for Africa
• Kleon Howe of the Art of Travel , for French Polynesia
• Jay Johnson of Coastline Travel , for Hawaii and California
• Antonello Losito of Southern Visions Travel , for Puglia, Italy
• Rabia Malik of Fora Travel , for general worldwide travel
• Robyn Mark of Mayamaya Travel , for Africa, the Alps, Patagonia, and Japan
• Marisol Mosquera of Aracari , for Peru and Bolivia
• Zach Rabinor of Journey Mexico
• Raluca Spiac of Beyond Dracula , for Romania

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S ome flights are quick and easy and, when budgeting , probably not worth the extra cash to upgrade anything. But, there are some flights where spending a little extra money might make a huge difference. If you think your money would be better spent on luxuries during the days in your destination, you might be overlooking just how much impact your flight can have on you. GOBankingRates spoke to Sushant Yadav, a travel agent with Travelosei , to determine when you should consider purchasing an upgrade on your flight. 

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Consider exactly what goes into a long flight, which is usually anything above six hours. You’re sitting without entertainment and usually without room to stretch out for the better part of a day. It’s worth looking into some upgrades on these flights for your own care and, sometimes, sanity, Yadav said. “During these long trips, additional comfort and amenities provided by premium cabins can make a big difference in the overall comfort and well-being of the travelers.”

Yadav recommended opting for upgrades on marathon flights like enhanced meal options, priority boarding, spacious seating arrangements and better entertainment systems. These can help the time pass by faster, while making sure you’re not dreading every minute. Upgrading can be as easy as asking the gate agent before you board if there are any upgrades left. One tip is to check how full the flight is beforehand. If it has a lot of extra seats, you’re more likely to receive an upgrade, since those seats aren’t taken. 

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When You Have a Deadline

If you’re traveling for work or if you just need to get something done during your time in the air, Yadav said it might be worth looking into an internet upgrade or thinking about switching to a higher class. Furthermore, upgrading your ticket can offer you a little more space and quiet in case you need to speak to someone while flying. “For business travelers, premium seats provide extra space and privacy which is ideal for working, having meetings or even relaxing comfortably before arrival at their destination.”

The cost of internet will vary based on airline and the length of the flight. According to Finance Buzz , the price can start around $5 and go up to $20. Although, some airlines will charge for a full day, so if you have multiple flights on one airline in the same day, you can just pay once and have internet for all of your flights that day. 

So, you’ve opted for an overnight flight and you’re banking on being able to get some sleep on the plane. This might be the time to upgrade your ticket to get the utmost comfort. “For travelers taking off on overnight flights, the ability to recline in a sleeping position and sleep comfortably is their primary concern,” Yadav said. “By upgrading to lie-flat seats or premium cabins that come with better bedding arrangements, journeying can be made more restful so that upon arrival at the destination, one will feel refreshed and ready for the day.”

Some airlines will even offer curtains to keep the light out and increase privacy. Others come with “do not disturb” buttons so flight attendants don’t disturb you while you sleep. A first class ticket on Cathay Pacific will get you 500 thread count sheets, which is better than you’ll get at a lot of hotels. Their beds also come with massage functions so you can soothe yourself to sleep. 

If You Anticipate Running Late

Say you know you’ll be cutting it close between a meeting or something that ends right before your flight. Yadav said you can pay for services that will make your check-in a lot quicker. “In addition to providing comfort and convenience, flight upgrades may also have practical advantages such as priority check-in and baggage handling services and expedited security screening.” These can help you bypass long lines and get to the plane faster than you would had you not paid for these services. 

When You Have a Lot of Time To Kill

Conversely, if you anticipate having to be at an airport for a really long layover, Yadav said paying for lounge access could help the time go by. Plus, lounges can offer you food, beverages and sometimes a shower. One of the best lounges in the world, Air France La Première Lounge in Paris, offers five star meals and a full service spa. The Lufthansa First Class Terminal in Frankfurt has a cigar lounge. You can feel like you’re nowhere near an airport by spending some extra cash.

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Zvenigorod's most famous sight is the Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery, which was founded in 1398 by the monk Savva from the Troitse-Sergieva Lavra, at the invitation and with the support of Prince Yury Dmitrievich of Zvenigorod. Savva was later canonised as St Sabbas (Savva) of Storozhev. The monastery late flourished under the reign of Tsar Alexis, who chose the monastery as his family church and often went on pilgrimage there and made lots of donations to it. Most of the monastery’s buildings date from this time. The monastery is heavily fortified with thick walls and six towers, the most impressive of which is the Krasny Tower which also serves as the eastern entrance. The monastery was closed in 1918 and only reopened in 1995. In 1998 Patriarch Alexius II took part in a service to return the relics of St Sabbas to the monastery. Today the monastery has the status of a stauropegic monastery, which is second in status to a lavra. In addition to being a working monastery, it also holds the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum.

Belfry and Neighbouring Churches

Located near the main entrance is the monastery's belfry which is perhaps the calling card of the monastery due to its uniqueness. It was built in the 1650s and the St Sergius of Radonezh’s Church was opened on the middle tier in the mid-17th century, although it was originally dedicated to the Trinity. The belfry's 35-tonne Great Bladgovestny Bell fell in 1941 and was only restored and returned in 2003. Attached to the belfry is a large refectory and the Transfiguration Church, both of which were built on the orders of Tsar Alexis in the 1650s.  

To the left of the belfry is another, smaller, refectory which is attached to the Trinity Gate-Church, which was also constructed in the 1650s on the orders of Tsar Alexis who made it his own family church. The church is elaborately decorated with colourful trims and underneath the archway is a beautiful 19th century fresco.

Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral

The Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral is the oldest building in the monastery and among the oldest buildings in the Moscow Region. It was built between 1404 and 1405 during the lifetime of St Sabbas and using the funds of Prince Yury of Zvenigorod. The white-stone cathedral is a standard four-pillar design with a single golden dome. After the death of St Sabbas he was interred in the cathedral and a new altar dedicated to him was added.

Under the reign of Tsar Alexis the cathedral was decorated with frescoes by Stepan Ryazanets, some of which remain today. Tsar Alexis also presented the cathedral with a five-tier iconostasis, the top row of icons have been preserved.

Tsaritsa's Chambers

The Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral is located between the Tsaritsa's Chambers of the left and the Palace of Tsar Alexis on the right. The Tsaritsa's Chambers were built in the mid-17th century for the wife of Tsar Alexey - Tsaritsa Maria Ilinichna Miloskavskaya. The design of the building is influenced by the ancient Russian architectural style. Is prettier than the Tsar's chambers opposite, being red in colour with elaborately decorated window frames and entrance.

At present the Tsaritsa's Chambers houses the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum. Among its displays is an accurate recreation of the interior of a noble lady's chambers including furniture, decorations and a decorated tiled oven, and an exhibition on the history of Zvenigorod and the monastery.

Palace of Tsar Alexis

The Palace of Tsar Alexis was built in the 1650s and is now one of the best surviving examples of non-religious architecture of that era. It was built especially for Tsar Alexis who often visited the monastery on religious pilgrimages. Its most striking feature is its pretty row of nine chimney spouts which resemble towers.

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Temporary cinemas will be popping up across Moscow very soon, starting from July 16. All of the spots are brilliant examples of either constructivist or avant-garde architecture, so expect striking settings. A selection of classic Soviet films will be aired using cinematic equipment from the last century. All the screenings are free although online registration is required beforehand, while there will also be guided tours of the spaces, organized by the “Moscow through the Engineer's Eyes” company.

Registration will be open soon at mos-kino.ru

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Following the success of former factories transformed into art spaces (VinZavod, Arma, Trekhgornaya manufacture), Khlebzavod (“bread factory”) No 9 is one newly opened joint that is attracting creative types from all over the city. The movie Time! Forward! will be screened in the building’s boiler room on July 16. It follows workers from the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works, one of the largest steel companies in Russia, and is based on a novel by Soviet writer Valentin Kataev.

What’s more, Khlebzavod is a monument to constructivist architecture. Where better to watch such a film?

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Roof of the Narkomfin Building

The Narkomfin Building was originally designed to house high ranking employees at the Commissariat of Finance. It was built by architects Moisei Ginsburg and Ignaty Milinis. Also a fine example of constructivism, it’s currently in a state of disrepair, locked down, and fairly difficult to get into - which is like a red flag to a bull for more adventurous types.

However, on July 30 the place will be opened up and people will be welcomed onto the roof to watch the film Faith and Truth.

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Khrushchyovka courtyard

A courtyard located in the 9th experimental block of the Novye Cheremushki district will turn into an outdoor cinema this summer. Cheremushki is the first district where Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchyov decided to build the iconic Khrushchyovka apartment blocks in the 1950s. As a result, thousands of Russians were given their own pads after decades living huddled together in communal apartments known as kommunalka .

Cheremushki is the adapted film-version of Dmitry Shostakovich’s operetta and will be shown here on Aug. 6. The organizers of the multiple screenings - the Moskino cinema chain - say they will revive the Soviet tradition of neighbors meeting in courtyards for a good old tongue wag. There will also be a guided tour of the block.

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Pioneers Palace

If you want a slice of the postwar Soviet avant-garde style, head to the Pioneers Palace at Vorobyevy Gory. Pioneers Palaces were youth centers for sport, creativity, and hobbies for Young Pioneers (a communist organization for children) during the Soviet Union. There were dance classes, martial arts, drawing, and many other activities.

To Love a Man , a movie about two young architects building a new town in Siberia, will be shown here on Aug. 22. There will also be a lecture about building experiments in the 20th century.

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A secret place

The last cinema venue remains a secret. On Aug. 27 there will be a screening, but at the moment no one knows where. Information will appear on mos-kino.ru but those who attend all four screenings above will be able to guess the last location.

A talk about architecture and Soviet history also will be hosted here.

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Rochester Port of Entry seized Super Bowl, World Series, and NBA Championship rings for bearing counterfeit trademarks. 

In late April, CBP officers discovered several mini championship trophies and rings bearing NFL, NBA, and MLB trademarks during a shipment inspection.  The Super Bowl rings featured logos from the San Franciso 49ers, Oakland Raiders, New York Giants, Washington Redskins, and New England Patriots. The World Series rings featured logos from the New York Yankees and the NBA Championship rings featured logos from the Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls.  There was also NCAA basketball championship rings allegedly from Syracuse University. After a thorough examination of the merchandise, all the items were determined to be not authentic and were seized for bearing counterfeit trademarks. Had these items been genuine, the total Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) value would be approximately $9,000 dollars.

“Our officers continue to play a critical role in protecting the consumer from counterfeit items,” said Rochester Port Director Ronald Menz. “Counterfeiters scam consumers into buying low quality replicas online. Our officers diligently work to protect the American consumer by intercepting this illegitimate merchandise.”

CBP has the authority to detain, seize, forfeit, and ultimately destroy imported merchandise if it bears an infringing trademark or copyright that has been registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office or the United States Copyright Office and has subsequently been recorded with CBP through the e-Recordation program  https://iprr.cbp.gov/s/ . Other violations can include misclassification of merchandise, false country-of-origin markings, health and safety issues, and valuation issues. 

Trade in counterfeit and pirated goods threatens America’s innovation economy, the competitiveness of our businesses, the livelihoods of U.S. workers, and, in some cases, national security and the health and safety of consumers.  It is also against the law to import counterfeit or pirated merchandise and individual consumers may be liable for a fine even if they did not intend to import counterfeit or pirated merchandise.

If you have information about counterfeit merchandise being illegally imported into the U.S., CBP encourages you to submit an E-Allegation .  The E-Allegation reporting tool provides a means for the public to anonymously report to CBP any suspected violations of trade laws or regulations related to the importation of goods into the U.S.

CBP has established an educational initiative to raise consumer awareness about the consequences and dangers that can be associated with the purchase of counterfeit and pirated goods.  Information about the Truth Behind Counterfeits campaign can be found at The Truth Behind Counterfeits | U.S. Customs and Border Protection (cbp.gov)

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