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Kyra Lee

New York , NY

Business and Luxury Travel Agent Professional

Meet Kyra, a luxury, group, and business travel expert who is passionate about creating unforgettable travel experiences for her clients. With over a decade of experience in the industry, Kyra has developed a deep understanding of both domestic an...
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Meet Kyra, a luxury, group, and business travel expert who is passionate about creating unforgettable travel experiences for her clients. With over a decade of experience in the industry, Kyra has developed a deep understanding of both domestic and international travel, making her an expert in crafting personalized travel solutions to suit any need.

Kyra's expertise lies in coordinating luxury travel for large groups, with a range of services including flights, hotel reservations, tours, and car services. Her commitment to her clients is to work hard and utilize her resources and connections to ensure they feel confident and supported throughout their journey.

Whether you're looking to plan a luxurious business trip or a group vacation, Kyra is dedicated to fulfilling your travel dreams through hard work, attention to detail, and a personalized approach. Her goal is to provide the best possible travel experience for her clients, and she achieves this through her passion, knowledge, and commitment to excellence.Kyra understands that every traveler is unique, which is why she takes the time to get to know her clients and their travel preferences. By doing so, she is able to create tailor-made travel experiences that meet and exceed expectations.

With Kyra as your travel expert, you can rest assured that every aspect of your trip will be taken care of with the utmost care and attention to detail. Contact Kyra today to schedule a consultation and let her plan your next unforgettable journey.

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New Orleans Travel Agent Specialist

As your travel agent advisor for New Orleans, I can tell you that the city is more than the Mardi Gras and Creole and Cajun cooking. It is a place that is as exuberant as it is inviting. Whether you plan to stay 2 days or 20 days, you’ll love every minute of your trip. Naturally, you’ll want to see the French Quarter, the elegance of Uptown, and take part in the performing arts scene. For example, your trip might start out with a visit to an old river warehouse, where a slew of eaternies are found. Or, you might begin your morning with a coffee at Cafe du Monde and a plate of beignets (donuts).  Cross Decatur Street to Jackson Square to enjoy the entertainment of street performers. Visit the Mardi Gras display at the Presbytère, a historic state museum that is well worth your time on a New Orleans holiday.. After that, take a leisurely stroll along Chartres Street to the Napoleon House.This palace, which was originally constructed for the French monarch, is now a lovely café and bar - wonderful place to relax and dine that exudes the atmosphere of the French Quarter.  In the afternoon, the Steamboat Natchez will take you on a 2-hour cruise (departing at 2:30pm) that will include calliope music, an engaging narration about the city, and vistas of the busy  canal. Getting back on land, the French Market is only a short walk from the pier and has a variety of stores, craft booths, and flea market stalls that are set up for browsing and shopping.  Ride a carriage through the French Quarter to see the unique local architecture when you get back to Jackson Square. Or, at the end of the day, stroll along Bourbon Street and experience its neon-lit splendor before heading to the Acme Oyster House for oysters or gumbo ste).  Besides oysters, you’ll love the city’s Mexican food and sushi as well as its antique stores and galleries, some that boast exhibits that illustrate 19th century Creole life. You might also consider taking the streetcar on St. Charles street past towering oaks and estates and disembarking at Washington Avenue. From there, you might head toward the city’s Garden District. You’ll love walking the neighborhood with its beautiful gardens and opulent mansions, all bearing witness to the South’s antebellum days. After your adventure, I suggest taking the streetcar uptown to Audubon Park where you can access the grounds of Loyola and Tulane universities. You might also stop at Riverbend  or grab a seat at the counter of the Camellia Grill to grab some retro cuisine. The downtown bound streetcar can also take you back to the Victorian bar in the Columns Hotel where you can enjoy a relaxing cocktail or repast on the  hotel’s regal porch on inside the ornately decorated bar.  I can tell you that, as a New Orleans travel agent professional, that you’ll find plenty of exciting things to do in New Orleans anytime of the year. Let me book that perfect New Orleans holiday. Give me a call right now and let’s get started on planning your next escape.