When my husband and I were looking for somewhere to go to celebrate our 28th anniversary, I immediately thought of Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina’s Lowcountry. A lot of my fellow travel advisors have stayed here and all of them were overwhelmingly positive about the resort and endorsed it as the perfect place for a romantic getaway. After our four day stay here, I completely understand their enthusiasm! The service at this hotel is outstanding, the scope of activ

Prior to the closing of the borders, I visited Barcelona, Spain. I hadn’t been to Barcelona in 30 years so it was great to get reacquainted with the city. The hosting of the Olympics in 1992 forever altered the flavor of Barcelona from an industrial city to one of the top destinations in the world. My husband and 15 year old son joined me on this trip. We spent six days in Barcelona and honestly could have stayed longer. I would recommend that you spend at least 3 full days

Kiawah Island is a private barrier island located about 30 minutes from Charleston. It is known for its quiet beaches, abundant wildlife, and five world class golf courses. I visited the award winning Sanctuary Hotel at Kiawah Island Golf Resort and continue to be impressed by the quality of service and scope of activities that this 255-roomed beachfront hotel and island resort offers. Besides the beach, the hotel has three pools (including an infinity adult pool from whi

I had the opportunity to visit Savannah just after the hotels started to reopen. We only spent one night in Savannah, and it was very quiet during our visit. Most of the stores were open but quite a few of the sites were closed. Nevertheless we went on a private tour which focused on Savannah during the Civil War. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable. Unfortunately my favorite restaurant in Savannah, The Grey, was also closed during this visit. Instead we headed to the rooft

Amelia Island is nestled just over the border from Georgia in Northeast Florida. The island has everything: history, great restaurants, shops, and, of course, its fabulous beaches. Amelia Island has a 1000 year history having been originally settled by Native Americans. The island has seen eight flags flown over it since the Europeans arrived in the late 1500s: French, Spanish, British, Floridian/Patriot, Green Cross, Mexican, Confederate, and American. There are a numbe