Congrats to Jen, Kich and Julie! Who won my 2nd Annual Turkey Day Giveaway!
Thanks for your continued support and friendship!
Much Love,
Dana
Friday, December 5, 2008
7 Night Resort Vacation Certificate $379
Resort Vacation E-Certificates are the perfect way to save money and still have a great vacation. They are great for family vacations, friendly reunions, romantic getaways, or even multi-generational travel!
What is a Resort Vacation e-Certificate?
The Resort Vacation E-Certificate program consists of a one-week (seven night) vacation rental stay at your choice of thousands of Group RCI affiliated properties worldwide. Whether buying for personal use, a gift for a family member, or as a business incentive, the Resort Vacation E-Certificates offer a world of vacation options all for an affordable price of just $379 a week! With many of the accommodation valued at over $1,000, this is an amazing bargain.
Accommodations:
The vacation rentals provide the space and flexibility not available at a standard hotel. Whether guests are traveling with a spouse, with friends, or with children, there are vacation rentals to suit everyone’s needs.
Accommodations range in size from resort studios to multi-bedroom units. Many units feature: large living rooms, dining rooms, fully-equipped kitchens and laundry facilities.
Sought-after amenities are also available in many of the properties, including: spas and fitness centers, beachfront activities, golf courses, and of course pools and hot tubs!
Resort Vacation E-Certificates are available at over 100,000 properties in, 60,000 locations in over 100 countries, so there is definitely something for everyone! Your $379 certificate entitles you to 7 days at any participating property, with no restrictions, that is just $54 a night. Don’t feel you have to cut back on travel in hard economic times, you just need to know the right way to travel and save money! Check out the Resort Vacation E-Certificates today!
Please contact me if you have any questions about the E-Certiciates, or any other travel related matter. To find the certificates on my website go to http://www.danasglobaltravel.com/, click on the hotels tab and on the bottom left hand side of the page it will say “7 Night Resort Vacation Certificates” click there for more information or to purchase!
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Buy four nights, get three free At Walt Disney World Resort!
Plan a vacation that's as affordable as it is memorable.
Buy a non-discounted 4-day/4-night package, that includes Disney Value Resort accommodations and Theme Park tickets, and get three additional days and nights, with tickets,FREE!
Book through Dec. 20, 2008, and travel for stays most nights Jan. 4–April 4 and April 19–June 27, 2009. Or stay in a standard room, at a Disney Value Resort — for stays most nights Feb. 13–April 4, 2009! Stay in a standard room, at a Disney Value Resort — for stays most nights Jan. 4–Feb. 12, 2009 — for:
For a family of four. That's like paying $46 per person, per day for this 7-night package.That is $1271
For a family of four. That's like paying $53 per person, per day for this 7-night package.$1466*
It won't be around long. Book through Dec. 20, 2008. For rates for travel April 19–June 27, 2009, ask your travel agent. And receive a $200 Disney Gift Card FREE! If you travel on this package Jan. 4–March 29, 2009. Contact me if you have any questions about this incredible offer!! Please send this on to people with kids, or kids of any age that appreciate the Disney Magic! Have a Magical Day!
Buy a non-discounted 4-day/4-night package, that includes Disney Value Resort accommodations and Theme Park tickets, and get three additional days and nights, with tickets,FREE!
Book through Dec. 20, 2008, and travel for stays most nights Jan. 4–April 4 and April 19–June 27, 2009. Or stay in a standard room, at a Disney Value Resort — for stays most nights Feb. 13–April 4, 2009! Stay in a standard room, at a Disney Value Resort — for stays most nights Jan. 4–Feb. 12, 2009 — for:
For a family of four. That's like paying $46 per person, per day for this 7-night package.That is $1271
For a family of four. That's like paying $53 per person, per day for this 7-night package.$1466*
It won't be around long. Book through Dec. 20, 2008. For rates for travel April 19–June 27, 2009, ask your travel agent. And receive a $200 Disney Gift Card FREE! If you travel on this package Jan. 4–March 29, 2009. Contact me if you have any questions about this incredible offer!! Please send this on to people with kids, or kids of any age that appreciate the Disney Magic! Have a Magical Day!
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
15 Days Left to Enter the Turkey Day Give Away!!!
As with my previous contests, every booking made on my website, www.danasglobaltravel.com, between now and November 27th counts as one entry into the contest. The lucky winners will be drawn on Turkey Day, November 27th, 2008! Prizes will range from luggage tags to discounted hotel stays!
There will be multiple winners, so get booking!
There will be multiple winners, so get booking!
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Video Clip of Katherine In Disney World
While Katherine was away, I was sitting doing my work and the following appeared in my inbox: http://parklink.disney.go.com/parklink/dis/pi/missionspace/2008-09-19/8ff698fcf72c35b8
Its very funny be sure to check it out!
Its very funny be sure to check it out!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Disney Guest Blog by Katherine Wallace
This past September my family and I were fortunate enough to take a trip to Disney World! This was our fourth time in Disney as a family, but a first time for my nephew, Daniel, who is six. While our adult-to-child ratio may be a little unconventional for Disney (4:1), I can't speak more highly about what an amazing time we all had – yes, even grandpa!
My sister and Daniel flew into Orlando, while my parents and I made the long drive down from North Carolina. Dana was able to score us an amazing deal – six nights in a cabin at fort wilderness (perfect to accommodate all five of us, and a full sized kitchen to help us save money by preparing breakfast in the room), our park hopper passes, and best of all, a completely free meal plan. If you haven't used the meal plan at Disney before, it is really a must. The cost of buying food in the park can add up quickly, and, if you are frugal like me, that can lead to a lot of stress over money. We really feasted like kings and queens, exploring restaurants and resorts we would never have experienced before were it not for the meal plan. A favorite for Daniel was Chef Mickey's, a buffet prepared by Mickey, Minnie, and the rest of the gang. As you eat your meal the characters come around to your table for photos and autograph signing.
Six days in Disney was really the perfect amount of time. This gave us a day in each of the parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios), as well as two extra days for relaxing at the water parks (Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon). The water parks were a great hit with everyone. We spent hours floating down the lazy river, blasting through the water slides, swimming in the wave pool, and some of us (grandpa) even took the opportunity to nap! These water park days really relaxed and revitalized us to prepare us for our long days in the parks. It is pretty obvious what Disney has to offer for children, but you really shouldn't write Disney off as being solely for the kids. Adults can have a blast too. There are great shows (my favorite is the Lion King), rides for every level of thrill seeker (from tea cups to the tower of terror), and of course – shopping! If you are able to visit during the low season, it will really make a big difference to your trip! September was still very hot, but the parks were not busy and our wait times were minimal as most kids were already back in school, and at that time of year there are a lot of great package deals to be had so be sure to check with Dana before you go.
We told Daniel that Dana was good friends with Mickey, and that that was why we got all kinds of special treatment, like being invited to his restaurant for dinner. A few weeks after our trip when Daniel received a post card from Mickey, he said "I bet Dana asked him to write to me!" My whole family is really grateful to have been able to take this amazing trip - so many thanks to Dana for putting it all together for us and making sure that every day was truly magical!
Six days in Disney was really the perfect amount of time. This gave us a day in each of the parks (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios), as well as two extra days for relaxing at the water parks (Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon). The water parks were a great hit with everyone. We spent hours floating down the lazy river, blasting through the water slides, swimming in the wave pool, and some of us (grandpa) even took the opportunity to nap! These water park days really relaxed and revitalized us to prepare us for our long days in the parks. It is pretty obvious what Disney has to offer for children, but you really shouldn't write Disney off as being solely for the kids. Adults can have a blast too. There are great shows (my favorite is the Lion King), rides for every level of thrill seeker (from tea cups to the tower of terror), and of course – shopping! If you are able to visit during the low season, it will really make a big difference to your trip! September was still very hot, but the parks were not busy and our wait times were minimal as most kids were already back in school, and at that time of year there are a lot of great package deals to be had so be sure to check with Dana before you go.
We told Daniel that Dana was good friends with Mickey, and that that was why we got all kinds of special treatment, like being invited to his restaurant for dinner. A few weeks after our trip when Daniel received a post card from Mickey, he said "I bet Dana asked him to write to me!" My whole family is really grateful to have been able to take this amazing trip - so many thanks to Dana for putting it all together for us and making sure that every day was truly magical!
Airlines Cutting Fares for the Holiday Season
To anyone that was sitting on the fence about holiday travel, here is an article that might help you make up your mind: http://www.cnn.com/2008/TRAVEL/10/30/airlines.holiday.fares.ap/index.html
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