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Community Peeps, first things first. It is only fitting that Travel Itineraries (TI) pause in her normal posting routine to say “Thank You” to all who do any of the following: click follow, like, comment and share on other social media sites. By clicking…
Pictures of Paradise
Recently I promised to share some photos of hangout spots I frequent when in paradise – Barbados. A promise is a debt, and I do not like debt in any form. Therefore, I am obliged to bring photos and video footage of the scenery…
Taste of the Tropics
A planned vacation to any country in the Caribbean may bring on an instant feeling of enthusiasm and excitement. If the destination is anything like the island of Barbados with its aquamarine colored waters, powdery sands, gentle breezes, and a whole lot of other interests,…
Vacation Philanthropy
It is always a heart-rending sight when you see a mother with young children begging on the streets, or a father with a sign pleading for help while his family sits not too far away anxiously looking on. It must not be easy for…
Picture Perfect
How far would you go to obtain a perfect photo? Would you climb atop a rock, stand under a cascading waterfall, perch on the edge of an over-hang or stand precariously inches away from the edge of a sharp drop in height? From any…
Travel Itineraries Celebrates 1st Year
It is amazing how time flies when you are having fun. A year ago, this month, Travel Itineraries (TI) was created. Made to talk about travel-related matters with a special emphasis on itinerary planning, TI took shape. What started out as a fledgling website,…
Proof Positive
It is said a picture is worth a thousand words, therefore the long-awaited photos in the slide shows below are going to have to do all the talking for now. With more than 1000+ photos of my Southeast Asia tour (Philippines (Palawan, Cebu, Sagada,…
Right On The Wrong Side Of Town
Manila is teeming with traffic. The thriving metropolis in the Luzon Province of the Philippines has every mode of transport imaginable including: jeepneys, motorbikes, rickshaws, horse-drawn carriages, all jostling for the right of way. However, the colorful jeepneys dominate the streets. The drivers artfully…
Great Trip to Sagada, But
I do not have a death wish. Sagada is best known for its hanging coffins. It is located in the mountain region of the Luzon Province in the Philippines. The town is a popular tourist destination for spelunkers, hikers, nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts and…
Bali, A Dream Come True
The welcome at Denpasar Ngurah Rai International Airport was not what I envisioned. I had arranged for a transfer to my villa and the swarm of men that greeted me shouting taxi, taxi, was unexpected. ‘Swarm’ may be a bit of an exaggeration, but…
Eye Candy
Singapore is a fine city. I mean it. There is a fine for just about everything, or at least that’s the way it seems. This is not to be taken lightly. Singapore means business in administering fines to those who willfully break their laws….
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Posted on September 6, 2018 by Itinerary Planner
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Itinerary planning can be an involved and consuming process when plotting vacation activities, a customer may request. You know, the kind of holiday they would want to talk about and comment on for the rest of their life. The one that meets their needs,…
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