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Honeymoon Planning Tips
Published Wednesday, March 28th 2012
1. Plan early. Typically the honeymoon is the last thing couples plan. This is a big mistake. Advance planning allows you to choose the resort or destination with optimal advantages. If you wait until the last minute, you will get the leftovers that no one else wanted.
2. Talk it over between the two of you and decide where you want to go. If you are having problems deciding, call your travel professional and let her offer some suggestions. The decision needs to be mutually agreed upon.
3. Land or Sea? There are cruises to fit every budget and personality but perhaps an all-inclusive vacation is more for you? If you decide on a cruise, do not scrimp on the cabin. The same goes for a land vacation. Treat yourself to the nicest accommodations you can afford. This is your honeymoon and it should stand out from all the rest.
4. All inclusive resorts are extremely popular with honeymooners. It’s one price and you will know up front exactly what it will cost you. They include everything from tips, to drinks to activities, but beware. If you are not huge drinkers or won’t take advantage of all the activities offered to you, then you will be paying a lot of money for services you don’t need.
5. Have a reasonable budget and don’t scrimp. This is a once in a lifetime experience. You should allow yourself the most you can afford. The extra money will be well worth it. Plan a budget and let your travel agent know what you want but allow about a 10% cushion.
6. Pack a couple of weeks before the wedding and get that part out of the way. It’s one less thing you will need to do before the wedding.
7. Buy travel insurance. Travel insurance will protect from the unexpected. To sum it up….plan ahead, use a travel professional, and budget wisely and realistically. You don’t want to become one of those couples who end up with a story of the Honeymoon from Hell.
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