Resorts are the most popular types of honeymoon destinations. The options are endless and may be the perfect escape.
- Resorts: The most exclusive destination offers the best service, food and amenities.
- All-inclusive resorts: You are free from expense concerns because your room, all meals, drinks and gratuities, facilities and transfers are included in the price.
- Cruises: Basically mobile, all-inclusive resorts. You will experience many places in a short period. Gratuities can add up.
- Researching some different destinations may help narrow down your search.
- Top honeymoon destinations include Hawaii, Italy, Tahiti, St. Lucia and Fiji.
- Choose a destination that you both agree on and fits your respective tastes.
- A good travel agent can save you time and money. Seek references from acquaintances with whom you share similar interests.
- Agents have access to travel promotions that are not available to the general public. They can find the best deals.
- Communicating what your priorities are will help your travel agent locate the perfect place for you. They specialize in providing personalized suggestions to suit your interests and budget.
- Set a tentative budget.
- Talk about some activities or excursions you may want to experience and plan for those extras in your budget.
- Always take along some extra money for fun and knick-knacks you may find.
- Money may go further using local currency.
- Don’t plan your schedule so full you can’t sit back and take it easy. Allow some time to relax and enjoy each other.
- Tell the world you’re on your honeymoon! Everyone from strangers to airlines and hotels will take notice and offer you special treatment, such as champagne in-flight or a complimentary gift basket in your room.
- Avoid changing your maiden name on any official documents until you return.
- Store important documents in your carry-on bag. You will need your passport and reservation information. It is safer to keep these things with you.
- Tie ribbons around your luggage handles for easier identification at the claim.
- Prior to packing, make a list of what you think you will need. It will save time and you will be less likely to forget something.
- Remember to bring extra batteries and film for your camera, band-aids, bug repellent, pain reliever and sunscreen. Being prepared with incidentals will save you from inconvenience and inflated prices.
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