I don’t know where I want to go! 
As a professional travel concierge I’m often contacted by people who tell me I don’t know where I want to go, but I want to go somewhere. Honestly, this statement often confuses me and frustrates me! My goal is always to help you plan your perfect vacation. However, if we get the destination wrong, the rest of it doesn’t really matter. If there is one thing I have learned, even if you don’t know where you want to go, you probably know where you don’t want to go! It never fails, someone will tell me “I’ll go anywhere that has a nice beach”, and I make a suggestion only to hear them say “oh, I don’t want to go there, I’ve been there” and on it goes…. With literally over a thousand beaches just a plane ride away, you can see this could make for a long process.
Any time someone says “I don’t know where I want to go”; I reply “sure you do, you just haven’t realized it yet”; most of the time that response is met with silence. This silence is golden; it gives me the opportunity to start asking the questions that will help us find the perfect destination. The questions and answers may not always make much sense to you, but to me, they are very telling and help streamline the destination selection significantly. There are some questions you can ask yourself, once you know those answers, and I ask my additional questions, this becomes a very easy process for both of us!
Five questions to ask yourself when trying to figure out where you want to go include:
Where don’t I want to go and why?
It is important to know “why” you don’t want to go somewhere as those reasons may be relative to other destinations as well. For example, you don’t want to go on a cruise because it is summer and you are concerned about hurricanes. (This by the way is not necessarily a real concern for cruisers). That rationale would also suggest you not travel to many other destinations in the Eastern or Western Caribbean.
How long do I want to be gone?
If you only have time for a 5 night vacation, it may not be wise to choose a destination that involves all day travel to get there, and all day travel to get home.
How many hours am I willing or able to travel on each travel day?
If you aren’t the kind of person who likes to make connections during air travel, that is an important consideration in destination selection. If you have any special needs or physical conditions, those may also play a role in the destination selection with regards to the length of your travel days.
What was my favorite vacation you have ever taken and why?
While you certainly may not want to repeat that same vacation, there are characteristics of it that we may be able to incorporate in to your next vacation.
What is my realistic working budget?
Don’t say you don’t have one, or you don’t know how much things cost – everyone has a budget! You don’t have to give a specific amount, but you at least need to have a range! Some sample ranges are less than $5000, $5000-$7000, $7000-$10,000 and over $10,000. Setting a budget will help you with realistic expectations. The purpose of a budget is not to spend every bit of it, but to help know what is and isn’t possible. For example, if your budget is less than $5000, you aren’t going to some of the more exotic vacation destinations such as Bora Bora or an African Safari.
The answers to the questions above may not tell you your exact destination, but it will certainly help me to quickly narrow down the choices for a more efficient and effective planning process.
Happy Travels,
Every vacation experience can be enhanced with additional details. For example, on your honeymoon, consider things like planning a romantic dinner on the beach, a couples massage, or dinner served in your room on the balcony or terrace. Many resorts offer some fabulous honeymoon amenities for guests that have been married within an allotted time frame. Tip: If you are a honeymooner, it is important to take a long proof of your recent marriage so you can get the honeymoon amenities! 
Make sure your passport is good for 6 months past the date of travel. There is nothing worse than getting to the airport and not being allowed to board because your passport expires too soon after travel.
We also booked a couple of excursions
One of the things I most appreciated about this resort was that it never felt crowded. Because of the size of the property and the number of amenities, everything was spread out. I loved walking through the hotel as it was cool, airy and quiet. Also, even though we don’t personally play Golf, other guests were commenting on the world class golf course on property. We had a restful vacation and would have loved some more time.
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Fiji is a year-round destination; the most popular time to visit is during the peak dry season of July – September. The dry season is actually June – October and wet season is November – April. Shoulder season is May-June and October. The dry season is mild, with temperatures reaching a high of 84 degrees. The wet season can be hot and humid, with temperatures reaching a high of 88 degrees. While rain can occur sporadically during this season, it is typically followed by sunshine. As a note, the wet season is also typhoon season.
if you want an active DestinationWedding /Honeymoon, Anniversary, Life Milestone, and Romantic getaways It offers superb golf courses, tennis, water-skiing, wind surfing, sailing, fishing, bird watching, horse riding, rugby, soccer and cricket, and so much more. A once volcanic area, it is home to rugged mountains, lush green rainforest, waterfalls and remote villages.
When asked, Karisma will tell you it is about more than the dining. It takes your all-inclusive resort experience up to the level of a traditional luxury hotel experience. They call it 2 steps above all-inclusive. At each resort you are greeted with a smile, a refreshing towel and a welcome cocktail. The décor and overall atmosphere of the resorts provide for a relaxed yet upscale environment with lush landscaping, beaches lined with beach beds and multiple pools with swim-up bars. You will be pampered with Gourmet services and amenities such as beach butlers, concierge, turn-down, 24-hour room service, premium beverages and Gourmet cuisine. Karisma is well known for their dining!