Why Use a Travel Advisor? A few years ago my friend’s husband told me that he was leaving his corporate job to become a luxury travel advisor and my first thought was, isn’t that a dying business? With the abundance of online suppliers and search engines, this was an industry everyone, including myself, assumed would disappear. Surprisingly, the industry is alive and well, and my friend has been extremely successful…
Sedona, Arizon, USA We recently visited Sedona and words cannot describe driving around the corner and catching our first glimpse of its famous red rock canyons. The view was breathtaking and seemed surreal. Meandering into town along the winding road, we could sense that the pace of life here is slower than the outside world. [ngg src="galleries" ids="15" display="basic_slideshow"]When we got out of the car, the air was cool and…
When Movement Travel is on the road either researching new locations or hosting a wellness retreat, we like to maintain a regular fitness routine. Sometimes we don’t have access to a gym, yoga studio or fitness classes so we created our own workouts for the road which requires very little equipment that can be easily packed, even into carry-on luggage. Our equipment list includes: Travel yoga mat – The mat…
Tofino, British Columbia, Canada For those of you who have never been to Tofino, it feels as if you are at the edge of the world. Situated on the west coast of Vancouver Island, nestled among densely populated old growth forests with the thundering waves of the Pacific Ocean pounding its shores, you will be awestruck by its wildness and natural beauty. Whether it is mist and fog engulfing its…
San Jose Del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico Most have heard of Cabo San Lucas, famous for its bars and nightlife. San Lucas is also where the cruise ships dock and is home to a lively marina filled with ritzy stores and restaurants. About 35 kms (22 miles) east of San Lucas is the other “Cabo”, the quieter, quainter and more refined sister town of San Jose Del Cabo. San…
La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico When I mention La Paz, Mexico, people often ask, “where’s that?” What Wikipedia will tell you is that La Paz is the state capital of Baja California Sur and has a population of approximately 290,000 people. What is doesn’t tell you is that La Paz feels like home, at least, that’s how I felt when I first visited in 2009. [ngg src="galleries" ids="9" display="basic_slideshow"]I…
