Mexico’s Colonial Jewels
February 21, 2009 (Final payment due December 21, 2008)
On this tour you will learn the history of Mexico’s indigenous Indian cultures when you visit the amazing National Museum of Anthropology. Experience the culmination of dance, music and traditional costumes showcasing Mexico’s cultures during an exquisite folklore ballet performance and relive Mexico’s charm with a visit to historic San Miguel do Allende ranked as one of the world’s top destinations. The history of Mexico’s fight for independence comes to life when you visit Guanajuato’s famous Granaditas Museum. You will also tour the Hospicio Cabanas for an up-close view of Jose Orozco’s famous murals. Other trip highlights include the Pyramids of Teotihuacan, Our Lady of Guadalupe, El Eden Silver Mine, the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the Tequila Agave Fields. Your twelve day tour includes round trip airfare from Seattle, Hotel Transfers, Hotel Accomodations, many meals, Air Taxes and Surcharges (subject to increase until paid in full) and your cancellation and waiver insurance.
Cost is: $3,119 Single occupancy, per person
 $2,569 Double occupancy, per person
 $2,539 Triple occupancy, per person

Discover Sicily
March 5, 2009 (Final payment due by January 4, 2009)
This tour is sure to provide you many relaxing opportunities to see and enjoy beautiful Sicily! Beginning with the pleasant single hotel stay, you will only unpack once. And, your sightseeing excursions, which include free transportation within the city, will only be limited by your imagination and desire. This nine day tour includes round trip airfare from Seattle, Hotel Accomodations, some meals, Air Taxes and Surcharges (subject to increase until paid in full) and your cancellation and waiver insurance.
Cost is: $3,169 Single occupancy, per person
 $2,719 Double occupancy, per person
 $2,689 Triple occupancy, per person

Cruising the Bays and Railways of New England
Summer 2009
Plan your trip now for a summer like no other. You’ve heard the expression, “It’s not the destination, but the journey that makes the trip.” Well, this travel adventure is sure to provide an exciting journey! The highlights of this tour include unbelievable hotels, four trains and four boats that will whisk you around New England to view the sights and savor the delicious flavors of this beautiful area. It culminates with a wonderful lobster dinner, New England style!
Cost is: Prices are being finalized
Please call for quotes

Trains of the Colorado Rockies
Fall 2009
This spectacular journey takes you through the nostalgic Old West in Colorado! See charming Victorian homes in the mining town of Silverton. Mysterious Mesa Verde will thrill you with the ancient culture of the Anasazi Indians. You’ll enjoy a traditional cowboy dinner one night and visit the haunting sandstone formations known as Garden of the Gods. Ride aboard the famous Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad through southwestern Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, and journey on the world’s highest cog railroad to Pike’s Peak, a stunning backdrop for Colorado Springs. You will spend two nights in Durango, a fun-filled cowboy town where you can relive the excitement of the Old West. Highlights of this tour include Denver, Vail, Georgetown Loop Railroad, Grand Junction, Mesa Verde National Park, Durango, Royal Gorge Railroad, Colorado Springs and Pike’s Peak Cog Railway. Your tour includes round trip airfare from Seattle, Hotel Transfers, Hotel Accomodations, many meals, Air Taxes and Surcharges (subject to increase until paid in full) and your cancellation and waiver insurance.
Cost is: Prices are being finalized
Please call for quotes

Experience the Oberammergau Passion Play!
May 27, 2010 (Final payment due by January 28, 2010)
In the early 1600’s, the people of Oberammergau, Germany were seeking reprieve from the Bubonic, or Black Plague. They prayed for God’s protection and because they were spared from the Plague, they began performing the Oberammergau Passion Play – the story of Jesus Christ,as an offering of thanks. The first play was staged in 1634 and has been performed once every 10 years since then. People must live in Oberammergau to be in the play and begin growing their beards and making costumes two years prior to the curtain.
Highlights of this tour include Vienna, Schoenbrunn Palace, Grinzing Evening, Budapest, Mathias Church, Salzburg, Prague, Hradcany Castle, Innsbruck, and the Oberammergau Passion Play. This trip sells out very fast so please call early to get your name on the tour list.
Cost is: $5,549
Double occupancy, per person