Thinking of booking

[mickey&minniealways]

We are thinking of booking an ABD for next summer. It is our 25th aniversary. Any suggestions or would you do something else.

 

[wdwsos]

We are thinking of booking an ABD for next summer. It is our 25th aniversary. Any suggestions or would you do something else.

Being the AbD fan that I am, I can't think of anything better! Our first trip (Viva Italia) was to celebrate our 30th anniversary. Three of my clients this year are celebrating anniversaries also, and are going without their children.

I think I'd go for something really romantic (Flavors of France, Viva Italia, Roma and la Costa Bella) and also book one of the adult-only trips if it fits in with your schedule. However, if you have kids joining you, it's still a great way to celebrate!

I'd also (and again, just my opinion) try to book in the fall if at all possible, since airfare is significantly less.

Speaking of airfare (and this should be another thread), is everyone else also finding air to Europe to be ridiculous? The one great thing about AbD at least is that there's very little out-of-pocket expenses once you get to your destination, so the impact of the Euro isn't quite as bad!

Dotti

 

[mickey&minniealways]

Thanks that really helps. Now the problem will be in picking which one, and yes we are going without children.

 

[dingoballs]

Being the AbD fan that I am, I can't think of anything better! Our first trip (Viva Italia) was to celebrate our 30th anniversary. Three of my clients this year are celebrating anniversaries also, and are going without their children.

I think I'd go for something really romantic (Flavors of France, Viva Italia, Roma and la Costa Bella) and also book one of the adult-only trips if it fits in with your schedule. However, if you have kids joining you, it's still a great way to celebrate!

I'd also (and again, just my opinion) try to book in the fall if at all possible, since airfare is significantly less.

Speaking of airfare (and this should be another thread), is everyone else also finding air to Europe to be ridiculous? The one great thing about AbD at least is that there's very little out-of-pocket expenses once you get to your destination, so the impact of the Euro isn't quite as bad!

Dotti

Hi Dotti, thanks for the tip about going in the fall... has anyone booked the Australia AbD with you? I haven't seen any posts here about that trip, just like I haven't seen anyone else who's going on Enchanted China trip...

 

[wdwsos]

Hi Dotti, thanks for the tip about going in the fall... has anyone booked the Australia AbD with you? I haven't seen any posts here about that trip, just like I haven't seen anyone else who's going on Enchanted China trip...

I haven't even had anyone ask me about Australia, but I was on the phone today with AbD and they said it's really selling well.

I do have two clients going to China in September on the adult-only trip -- a mother (70) and daughter who have already done Viva Italia (that's how we met!) and Roma and la Costa Bella. The mom also went with us on Imperial Cities with her brother and they're both going to France with us in June -- AND they're repeating Roma and la Costa Bella to go with a group of us on a "Viva Reunion" trip in June of 2009!

I wish I could say it's because they really, really like me but I know it's because they really, really like AbD.

Dotti