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Ramonia Tyler

New York , NY

Puerto Rico Travel Agent Specialist

Upon landing, get ready to immerse yourself in the alluring charm of Old San Juan, the oldest settlement in Puerto Rico. The cobblestone streets lined with pastel-colored Spanish colonial buildings will guide you to historical treasures such as El...
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Upon landing, get ready to immerse yourself in the alluring charm of Old San Juan, the oldest settlement in Puerto Rico. The cobblestone streets lined with pastel-colored Spanish colonial buildings will guide you to historical treasures such as El Morro and San Cristobal Forts. These UNESCO World Heritage Sites offer sweeping views of the ocean while whispering tales from centuries ago.While in the city, don't forget to experience the pulsating rhythms of Bomba and Plena, traditional musical styles native to Puerto Rico. For a unique evening, join a night-time walk to witness the magical glow at the bioluminescent bay in Fajardo.Explore the Natural BeautyPuerto Rico boasts a diverse array of natural attractions. Take a day trip to El Yunque National Forest, the only tropical rainforest in the United States' national forest system, where you can hike among the lush foliage, cascading waterfalls, and rare wildlife.Then, set sail for the pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters of Culebra and Vieques. Flamenco Beach, a crescent-shaped bay, often ranks among the world's best beaches. Snorkeling and diving enthusiasts will find a vibrant world of marine life beneath the turquoise waters.Indulge in Culinary DelightsGet ready for a gastronomic journey as you delve into Puerto Rican Cuisine or "Cocina Criolla" as it's locally known. Sample local dishes such as mofongo (mashed plantains), lechón (roasted pork), or arroz con gandules (rice with peas). To accompany your meal, enjoy some locally made rum or a refreshing piña colada, which originated here.Immerse in the Local CultureLearn more about the island's indigenous Taino roots at the Caguana Indigenous Ceremonial Park in Utuado. Here, you'll find one of the most important archaeological sites in the Caribbean.Or embark on a road trip to the charming town of Ponce. Visit the Ponce Museum of Art, stroll through the historic town plaza, and don't miss the iconic red-and-black-striped Parque de Bombas, a historic firehouse.Remember, this is just a taste of what Puerto Rico has to offer. Tailor the trip to your specific interests and preferences. Whether a history lover, an outdoor adventurer, a foodie, or a beach bum, Puerto Rico is a destination that promises to leave you with unforgettable memories. Enjoy your visit to the Island of Enchantment! 

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Morocco Travel Agent Specialist

From ancient Roman establishments and traditional markets to the raw desert wilderness, I can't wait to help you unearth Morocco’s hidden treasures. Discover the intersection of countless cultures, where civilizations have thrived for millennia, and the palates of their colorful culture continue to flourish. Creating curated immersive tours is the best way to share the incredible places and people I have come to know. I deeply understand true luxury and understated elegance with access to some of the most beautiful designer hotels and experiences. 1. Dress conservatively, especially if you're planning on visiting religious sites. Women should cover their shoulders and knees, and men should avoid wearing shorts. 2. When haggling in markets, start at about half of the asking price and work your way up from there. 3. If possible, time your visit to coincide with a  fun festival or event - there's always something going on in Morocco! 4. Be prepared for some culture shock - it's not uncommon for people to stare or even touch foreigners in Morocco. Just remain polite and keep moving! Shopping & Dining Experiences Morocco is a shopper’s paradise, with a wide variety of goods and services from which to choose. The country has a rich culture and history, which is reflected in its many shops and markets. Visitors can find everything from traditional Moroccan clothing and jewelry to modern fashion and home decor. There are also plenty of dining options in Morocco, ranging from street food to fine dining. Therefore, you can find a restaurant or vendor to suit their taste and budget. There are many restaurants that serve traditional Moroccan cuisine as well as international dishes. Whether you’re looking for souvenirs, gifts, or just want to enjoy some good shopping and dining, Morocco is your go-to place. Accommodation Options There are many accommodation options in Morocco to suit all budgets. From camping and hostels to luxury riads and hotels, I can help you find an idyllic place to stay. A riad, in case you’re wondering, is a traditional Moroccan house with an indoor garden or courtyard - often found in the city of Medina. For those on a tight budget, there are plenty of hostels and campsites available. For a more comfortable stay, there are mid-range hotels and guesthouses. However, for a truly luxurious experience, stay in one of the beautiful riads. Transportation in and Around Morocco You’ll find many options for transportation in and around Morocco. If you are visiting the country, you can fly into one of the international airports, take a train or bus from Spain, or take a ferry from Gibraltar. Once you are in Morocco, there are trains and buses that operate between cities. You can also rent a car, but it is important to be aware of the rules of the road before embarking on your trip. Driving in Morocco can be challenging, as traffic can be chaotic and roads are often in poor condition. If you are staying in a city, there are usually plenty of taxis available. In larger cities like Marrakech and Rabat, you can also find Uber. Budget Considerations for Visiting Morocco Morocco is a relatively affordable country to visit, but there are still some budget considerations to keep in mind. When planning your trip, be sure to factor in the cost of accommodations, food, transportation, and activities. As noted, accommodations in Morocco can range from budget-friendly hostels to luxury hotels. The cost of food will also vary depending on where you eat and what you order. Street food and local restaurants are typically cheaper than Western-style eateries. Public transportation in Morocco is generally very affordable, but taxis can be expensive if you're not careful. If you're planning on doing a lot of sightseeing, it might be worth getting a pass for the train or bus system. Activities such as camel rides, desert excursions, and visits to historic sites can also add up. When budgeting for your trip to Morocco, be sure to allow yourself some flexibility so you can enjoy everything this amazing country has to offer! Without a doubt, Morocco is an amazing place to visit and provides a wide range of activities for travelers. From the stunning beaches of Essaouira to the majestic Kasbahs in Ouarzazate, there are plenty of sites and activities that will keep you busy during your stay.  For those looking for the quintessential Moroccan experience, make sure you explore some souks or take in a sunset camel ride at Merzouga. Truly amazing adventures await! Allow me, as your travel agent advisor for Morocco, to plan the perfect holiday!Each journey begins with a personal touch and a vision that is meticulously built from the ground up. I strive not only to meet your travel needs but to cherish your dreams and expand your horizons with a life-enriching trip customized just for you.