Somewhere warm, sorted
Pick the week. We handle the rest.
Canadian winters are long and the time off is short. We match you to an all-inclusive resort or a sailing that suits the people travelling, book it properly, and stay with it from the first question to the flight home.
Pick your kind of week
The resort week
One price, a nonstop from a Canadian gateway, and a week that does not ask you to plan it. Where you sleep in the building decides more than the star rating does.
The sailing
A new place most mornings and one unpacking. The cabin you choose sets the shape of the week, and it is chosen months before you sail.
The whole crowd
Weddings, reunions, and milestones. Held space, a rooming list that works, and a plan for the cousin who decides late.
The wedding, the reunion, the birthday everyone travels for
Somewhere the whole list can get to, a week that works for the youngest and the oldest of them, and one person keeping it straight while you enjoy it.
Worth reading before you book
All guides
Why two quotes for the same all-inclusive week don’t agree
Two quotes for what looks like the same holiday rarely match, and it’s almost never because someone is overcharging you. Some of what moves the price is yours to change. Much of it isn’t, and knowing which is which is the whole game.
The cruise line’s air package, or booking your own flights
The line offers to book your flights and it looks like a convenience fee. What it settles is who finds you a seat when a flight falls through, and whether that matters depends on the sailing you’re on.
Getting your group from the airport to the resort
The hour between landing and the resort is the part of a group trip nobody plans, and it’s the one part that works differently because you’re a group. This is how to get everyone from the airport to the resort, and back, without being the person who got it wrong.
How we turn time off into a trip
What a good advisor knows without asking
The questions an advisor should already have answers to, and what it tells you when they do not.
What to tell an advisor about the trip you want
The two or three things that change what gets booked, and the ones that sound important and do not.
Why we ask about insurance before you pay
It arrives with the card and it sounds like an upsell. Here is what the question is for, and why it comes before the payment.
Registered, and paid by the supplier. Ontario travel agents are registered with TICO, and a compensation fund sits behind that registration. The advice itself costs you nothing extra. Ask any agent for their number.
Not our promise, theirs
Tell us about your trip
Say what you are planning and we will take it from there.