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Suzanne Sandoval

Santa Fe, NM

Arizona Travel Agent Professional

If you want to travel to a beautiful and idyllic place in Arizona - one that is peaceful and tranquil, I highly recommend a trip to Sedona. As a travel agent specialist for Sedona, I can arrange a getaway that will fit your unique tastes and perso...
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If you want to travel to a beautiful and idyllic place in Arizona - one that is peaceful and tranquil, I highly recommend a trip to Sedona. As a travel agent specialist for Sedona, I can arrange a getaway that will fit your unique tastes and personality. Sedona is considered one of the most beautiful places in the U.S. and for good reason. The desert Arizona town, close to Flagstaff, is brimming with red-rock cliffs, steep and impressive canyon walls, and pine forests.  Noted for its colorful arts community and mild climate, the town of Sedona features spas, unique shops, and a variety of art galleries. Trailheads abound on the outskirts and lead to places, such as Red Rock State Park - an oasis for picnicking, bird watching, and hiking. When you see Sedona's towering red rocks next to a cerulean backdrop, you know yor are in desert heaven. Films that have featured Sedona's magnificent rock formations include Midnight Run and Broken Arrow.  However, as your travel agent specialist, I can tell you that there is more than red rocks and blue skies in Sedona. You can also savor spa treatments - some with a local twist, such as blue corn scrubs for the body and red clay facial wraps. Enjoy a glass of local wine to or explore the surrounding wilderness by jeep. You can also hike to your heart's content, as Sedona features over 100 hiking paths. Therefore, make sure you bring a broad spectrum sunscreen and some sturdy hiking boots. Resorts I often recommend include the Enchantment Resort and the Amara Resort and Spa - places that allow you to invest in yourself. While you can see Sedona just about anytime, the best time to pay a visit is from the months of March to May. During that period, the temperatures are warm but not sweltering. Plus the area is filled with blooms and birdsong. You might also consider visiting from September to November, when biking and jeep tours are popular activities. Spring and fall feature temperatures that range from the mid-60s to 80s. However, because these times are more temperate, room rates are higher as well.  Regardless of when you go though, I can help you find accommodations that will meet your tastes and budget. Why not contact me today and let's start planning your Sedona getaway!                    

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Montana Travel Agent Expert

To look up at the stars and see the expanse of land in Montana is truly a wonderful experience. That is one of the reasons I feel fortunate to support the travel plans of Montana visitors. As your travel agent advisor for Montana, I will make sure your trip is everything you hope for and more. I can help you explore the best Montana offers.  From rugged mountain tops to rolling plains and sprawling valleys, this state is full of exciting and unique travel attractions. Below are some of the amazing attractions. 1. Glacier National Park – Glacier National Park is one of the most breathtakingly beautiful places in Montana. It features towering snow-covered peaks and alpine valleys, crystal-clear lakes, and plenty of winding trails and paths.  If you’re lucky, you might even spot some of Glacier’s wild inhabitants, such as wolves, bears, and mountain goats roaming the landscape. Take a walk along Going-to-the-Sun Road or enjoy a boat tour for the best views.   2. Yellowstone National Park – Yellowstone National Park is a must-see destination in Montana. It’s home to the world’s largest collection of geysers, hot springs, mud pots, and fumaroles. its dramatic wildlife includes coyotes, bison, and grizzly bears.  3. Flathead Lake – Flathead Lake is the largest natural freshwater lake in the western United States and offers stunning views of the Mission and Swan mountain ranges. Visitors can enjoy camping, hiking, fishing, and swimming, making it the perfect place for a relaxing getaway.  4. Lewis and Clark Caverns – The Lewis and Clark Caverns are situated in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, near Three Forks, Montana. This underground limestone cave system is 15 million years old and houses stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and more.  5. Helena and Its Attractions  - Helena is the state’s capital - a place where you can explore the city’s rich history. One of the fascinating places to see is the capital building. Surrounded by hills lovely buildings, the Capitol has stood guard over Helena for over a century. Its tall dome and “Lady LIberty” seen on top give the building a special presence. A visit to the interior is a must-do. People are welcome to tour the space during the building’s hours of operations. Visit the Capitol Rotunda and the Old Law Library. Also, you’ll enjoy seeing the art and paintings that adorn the facility. The Capitol is open seven days a week and admission is free. It’s located on 1301 East Sixth Avenue. An iconic landmark in Helena is Mount Helena. The flagship attraction of the state’s capital. It welcomes explorers with its trails and community hillsides above Reeder’s Alley. The park spans across 600 miles, plus several miles of hiking paths. Take the 1906 Trail to the summit to see dramatic views. The 1906 Trail is about 1.6 miles in length and comes with a 1,100 gain in elevation. While that jump in elevation proves to be a challenge, the views at the top are well worth it. You can also travel across the canyon to Mt. Ascension Park, which also offers hiking. If you want to take a long hike, I advise you use a GPS app. You can take a step back in Helena’s past when you visit Reeder’s Alley.  The buildings date back to the 1870s. It sits in the southwest corner of downtown. You’ll also find restaurants and modern storefronts in this part of the city. If you visit the state capitol building, you’ll also want to walk next door and visit the Montana Historical Society - a site that celebrates Montana’s rich heritage. One of your first stops might be the Charles M. Russell Gallery, which features exhibits detailing the Lewis and Clark expedition. 6. The Great Divide - One of the best places to ski in Montana is at the Great Divide. Its located 23 miles northwest of the state capital. The ski season goes from November to March. Sometimes, the season extends to April. The resort highlights five lifts and over 100 ski runs. 7. Whitefish Lake - This body of water provides an idyllic retreat for outdoor adventurers. Whether you’re looking to fish, swim, or just take in the beauty of the lake, Whitefish Lake is the perfect place.  8. Yellowstone National Park - Yellowstone National Park is an absolute must-see if you are visiting Montana. From geysers to hot springs to unbelievable wildlife, the national park is a sight to behold.  9. The Big Sky Waterpark and Adventure Park in Bigfork - This site is an adventure lover's paradise. With an expansive array of rides, attractions, and activities, it is a superb destination for families looking for fun. Enjoy a day of go-karts, mini golf, bumper boats, laser tag and so much more.  As your travel agent specialist, I can arrange travel to several great places in Montana, including Butte, Bozeman (great for hiking and camping), Philipsburg, and Anaconda. Let me share what this great state has to offer. Give me a call today so we can plan your Montana holiday.