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Anita Conley

Shohola, PA

Travel Agent

 

 

I love working as a travel agent advisor for any destination domestic or international.

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I love working as a travel agent advisor for any destination domestic or international.

Caribean destinatiins, Villasm all inclusive, senior travel, group travel, womens travel, spa and wellness, family vacations, special events, independent travel, shopping, wine and culinary travel, parties, Holiday Travel, luxury travel, vacation rentals, river cruises, rail, for your travel plans.

A popular destination on the East Coast The Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania are one of the most beautiful and romantic U.S. travel destinations. Not only can you enjoy the Great Outdoors, the area serves as a perfect weekend getaway as well as a wonderful place to learn more about the state’s history. Also known as the Poconos, the Pocono region of Pennsylvania covers wooded peaks, valleys, and lakes in Pennsylvania. The eastern edge is an avian haven known as Delaware Water Gap, making the region the idyllic place to hone your birdwatching skills. You’ll also want to view the cascades at Bushkill Falls, or if you visit in the winter, make reservations at one of the many exciting ski resorts.. If you like to fish, I can arrange a fishing trip to Lake Wallenpaupack in the north. Camelback Mountain, in the area, is the highest peak. The Pocono Indian Museum is another must-see attraction. At the museum, you’ll find displays of antiquities from the time of the Delaware tribe’s occupation. You’ll see artifacts  like arrowheads, ancient tools, and 150-year-old peace pipes unearthed by explorers. The museum offers an in-depth look into the past inhabitants and the development of the area.  In addition, guests may observe rare butterfly species in their native habitat at Bear Mountain Butterfly Sanctuary. Local farmer's markets, and activities such as hiking,mountain biking and kayaking are other activities that make this area tourist-friendly. In fact, the area is home to nine state parks and two national parks, so you can fully engage in nature and all that it offers. You can also visit the Poconos year-round. Ski or snowboard in the winter months or horseback ride, camp, golf, or boat at other times.  If you want to ski, my recommendation is Boulder Mountain - known for having long ski runs and an innovatively designed terrain park. You might also want to stay at Great Wolf Lodge, which is close to the Big Boulder ski site. If you like to hike, I’d suggest exploring the Appalachian Trail, which weaves through the area’s forests. Or, if you love wine, I’d advise setting aside time and enjoying wine tasting activities. You might also like snow tubing or snowshoeing at Shawnee Mountain.  In summer, an adventure at the outdoor waterpark, Camelbeach is always a fun activity. The place is home to wave pools, raft slides, and other splashy pursuits. The summer site is part of the Camelback Mountain Resort, which features snowy forms of fun in the winter months. As your Poconos travel agent specialist, I know you’ll love the Poconos as much as I love arranging trips to this part of Pennsylvania. Why don’t you call me now so we can start arranging your perfect holiday?

 

Washington, DC  the Nations Capital is rich in culture, historical monuments, art, shopping restaurants on East Coast is a popular destination.

 

 

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Washington DC Travel Agent Specialist

Working as a Washington, DC travel agent professional is indeed rewarding, as the capital of the nation offers  a myriad of extraordinary sites and upscale accommodations and dining. The capital, which is one of the most visited cities in the country, was founded in 1790.  Famous for its museums and memorials, the city attracts history buffs and art enthusiasts alike. If you’re planning a trip to Washington DC, I am your go-to travel agent and advisor. I can give you a rundown of all the national parks and memorials in DC and plan an itinerary that will meet your travel expectations, whether you’re planning a long weekend getaway or wish to visit the capital for a week.  Some of the iconic sites you’ll get to see include the Washington, DC, Air and Space Museum, the National Museum of Natural History, and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.  Then make your way to the White House for a tour of this historic residence of the President of the United States. Be sure to stop by Capitol Hill for a look at the historic seat of Congress before paying your respects at Arlington National Cemetery. The National Mall and Memorial Parks is the place you want to begin your visit to Washington, DC. It is known as the front yard of the U.S.A., and for good reason. The memorial parks at the site feature iconic monuments, memorials, and museums.  For example, monuments on the mall include the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, and the Washington Monument.  You’ll also see memorials like the National Mall Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the World War II Memorial.  In addition, you can visit national memorials like the Korean War Veterans Memorial, and the memorial commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. Museums on the mall include the Smithsonian Museums including the National Air and Space Museum and National Museum of African American History and Culture. The National Air and Space Museum features Apollo 11 exhibits and memorabilia.  Other attractions at this DC hub include the National Gallery of Art, Constitution Ave., E Street., the White House, and the US Capitol Building. You can also explore natural history at the DC National Zoo by seeing animals from around the world. The menagerie is home to over 5,000 animal species. Another must-do activity  while in DC is walking down Constitution Ave to see landmarks such as the Washington Monument and the Capitol.  You can tour the White House from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM on certain days of the week, provided you first schedule a time with your congressional representative and their tour coordinator. I can help you schedule a time through the House of Representatives. If you want to take the self-guided 45-minute tour, you’ll need to place your tour request at least 21 days in advance and not over 90 days in advance of your requested tour date. Reservations may not be made outside of this time frame..What is great about visiting the capital is that the attractions--including the White House--are free to view. Therefore, you can spend more money on a luxury hotel. One place that I recommend is the Hyatt Place/National Mall at 400 E Street. Besides the landmarks in the capital, you can also attend concerts and performing arts events. You’ll love the cuisine as well when staying in this lively and vibrant city. Call me anytime to arrange your trip to Washington DC. Any time is a good time to visit the nation’s capital. I look forward to working with you as your travel agent advisor and planner.