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Rebecca Dull

Memphis, TN

Utah National Parks Travel Agent Specialist

I am an experienced hospitality professional. Therefore,  I'm excited to translate my passion and enthusiasm for travel into a career as a travel agent planner for Utah’s national parks. The client experience is therefore most important to me. I h...
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I am an experienced hospitality professional. Therefore,  I'm excited to translate my passion and enthusiasm for travel into a career as a travel agent planner for Utah’s national parks. The client experience is therefore most important to me. I have traveled extensively throughout the US, which has included a 30 day road trip in the spring of 2021. During this time, I stayed at a mix of campgrounds and hotels.  Also, I have a broad range of interests from theme parks to nature settings to wineries. I enjoy trekking off the beaten path but I also love the cities. Basically, I just love trying new things and making the most out of every trip. Therefore, my background allows me to curate the perfect travel itinerary - one that meets all your travel needs in one of Utah’s spectacular national parks. In Utah, you can find some amazing national parks, including Zion National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Bryce Canyon, the Arches, and the Dark Canyon Wilderness area. If you’re seeking to hike or camp, you will find these wilderness areas much to your liking. For example, I can schedule a trip to Arches National Park, a popular attraction in Utah. The park, which was established on April 12, 1929, is located north of Moab.  The Colorado River borders the park in the southeast. Its name is derived from the 2,000 natural sandstones arches located inside the park, one of which is the red-hued Delicate Arch that guards over the eastern park of the site. The fabled Balanced Rock towers over the arid terrain in the center of the park.  You might also want to plan a visit to Bryce Canyon, which sprawls across Southern Utah. Known for its blush-hued hoodoos (spired rock formations), the main road of the park runs past the Bryce Amphitheater - a hoodoo-filled depression that lies under the park’s Rim Trail hiking path.  Overlooks are found at Bryce Point, Inspiration Point and Sunrise and Sunset points. As you might guess, the prime viewing times are at sunrise and sunset. Located in Monticello, Utah, the Dark Canyon Wilderness area sits in the heart of canyon country in southeast Utah. It is associated with Bears Ears National Monument. The highly steep and narrowing walls, which block the morning and late afternoon sunlight, give the park its surreal and mysterious sounding name.  Another park of note, Zion National Park, is known for its lofty and red-hued cliffs. The Scenic Drive in the park cuts a path through the area’s main section, which takes motorists along forest paths beside the Virgin River.  The river flows into the majestic Emerald Pools, home to a hanging garden and shimmering and sparkling water cascades. Some hikers like to challenge themselves by taking a wading hike, located in the park’s Zion Narrows. As your travel agent professional for Utah’s national parks, I can personalize your adventure and travel itinerary. For example, do you like kitschy, historic hotels or is modern more your speed? Are you up for mountain climbing and zip-lining, or would you rather sip coffee or wine on a front porch?  Either way (or both) and everything in between, I'm here to help. It's your own unique travel experience. Call me today and I'll get you there anytime of the year you wish to get away.

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Ireland Travel Agent Specialist

I'm not sure what it is about Ireland that makes it so magical. Maybe it's the way the mist hangs in the air, or the way the light dances on the water. Whatever it is, there's something special about this place. As your travel agent representative for Ireland, I can promise you that you’ll experience a holiday of wonder - an escape to a place that is both spectral and peaceful. You’ll love walking in the country’s woods, communing with nature - seeing the dolphins greet you on river banks. Your experiences will convince you that the country indeed conveys a “lucky”  type of charm - one that is inviting and warm. Top Attractions in IrelandOnce you get a taste of this enchanting isle, you will be captivated and craving another visit. Below are some attractions and sites you’ll want to include on your itinerary. 1. The Cliffs of MoherStanding tall at 702 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, the Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's well-known natural landmarks. Located along the Wild Atlantic Way in County Clare, these majestic cliffs offer breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline and ocean.  For an unforgettable experience, take a walk along the cliff path to O'Brien's Tower for a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding area. 2. The Giant's CausewayA UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Northern Ireland, the Giant’s Causeway is a geological marvel formed by volcanic activity over 60 million years ago. The result is an awe-inspiring landscape composed of around 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns protruding from the sea. A visit here will leave you marveling at nature’s power and artistry. 3. Dublin's Temple Bar DistrictNo trip to Ireland is complete without exploring Dublin's famous Temple Bar District. Rich in history and filled with high-spirited pubs, street performers, and trendy shops, it's the perfect place to immerse yourself in Irish culture.  Don't forget to drop by the famous Temple Bar Pub for some traditional live Irish music or indulge in the local cuisine at one of the area's many eateries. Traditional Irish Foods You Must Try Naturally, exploring Ireland can’t be completely done unless you try Irish cuisine. Below are some mouth-watering foods that you’ll want to sample during your holiday. 1. Irish Stew A hearty dish that perfectly captures Ireland's culinary spirit, traditional Irish stew is made with lamb or mutton, potatoes, onions, and carrots. Slow-cooked to perfection and seasoned with fresh herbs, this comforting meal is a must-try when visiting the Emerald Isle. 2. Soda BreadSimple and delicious, Irish soda bread is a staple in Ireland and can be found in nearly every kitchen across the country. Made with just four basic ingredients: flour, salt, baking soda, and buttermilk, it's perfect for sopping up the flavors of an Irish stew or enjoyed on its own with a pat of butter. 3. BoxtyA traditional Irish potato pancake, Boxty is made by combining grated and mashed potatoes, flour, and buttermilk into a batter that's then fried until golden brown. Served with a side of sour cream or applesauce, it's a delightful dish that showcases Ireland's love for the humble potato. With its poetic landscapes, animated cities, and delectable culinary traditions, Ireland offers a stunning array of attractions and flavors you won't soon forget. Whether you're exploring its ancient landmarks or savoring its tasty cuisine, one thing is certain - Ireland's charm will leave you spellbound and hungry for experiencing more!  Let’s plan your Irish holiday now. I look forward to working as your travel agent advisor for the Emerald Isle!