Resources Maybe a last minute thought, that you want a rental car, an international phone service or GPS, a side trip that requires air, or an add on stay in New York, or a "city pass" in a city along the way.
Below are links to help you add special touches to your vacation. Please browse through and if you need assistance feel free to contactVision Vacations.
You can also book independently Worldwide and still receive Vision Vacations service!
Book independently to the Caribbean, Hawaii and Europe.
Book independently anywhere Worldwide.
Book independently to Europe
Book independently to Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Africa, Latin America, Fiji
Book your worldwide bed and breakfast.
Book independently on a Royal Caribbean cruise.
Book independently on a Celebrity cruise.
How about travel at home! See the cities of the United States! Getting a CityPass can help you determine where to spend your time, while getting acclimated and touring at the same time.
Book your New York City vacation.
Car Rental
Car Rental
Cell phone service for international travel.
SkyMall.. travel accessories, gifts, gadgets and more.
Passport and Visa Requirements All persons traveling by air outside of the United States are required to present a passport or other valid travel document to enter or re-enter the United States. CURRENTLY: U.S. citizens need to present either (a) a passport, passport card (scheduled to be in full production beginning in July 2008), or WHTI-compliant document; LATER: On June 1, 2009, the U.S. government will implement the full requirements of the land and sea phase of WHTI.
Travel Advisories http://www.travel.state.gov/ WHTI -The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative is a result of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 (IRTPA), requiring all travelers to present a passport or other document that denotes identity and citizenship when entering the U.S.The goal of the initiative is to strengthen U.S. border security while facilitating entry for U.S. citizens and legitimate foreign visitors by providing standardized documentation that enables the Department of Homeland Security to quickly and reliably identify a traveler.
Travel Tips 1. Have proper travel documentation. 2. Check www.faa.gov regarding any updated security regulations. 3. Check on your flight before leaving home. 4. Be at the airport at recommended time. (Usually 2 hours before take off) 5. Luggage weight (50lbs) 6. Know the airline luggage limits (these are changing). Check with your air line. 7. Keep luggage keys easily accessible. 8. Label luggage. (inside and out) 9. Have a carry on with at least one days clothing and a bathing suit (if need at your destination). 10. Don’t be shy! Speak up anytime something does not seem right. 11. When traveling to other countries, remember their culture may impact on your travel expectations. Still speak up! 12. Requests for specific rooms may not be paid attention to once you check into the hotel. Know what you asked for and speak up! i.e. non-smoking, ocean view, king bed, etc 13. When checking in find out about any special restaurants, where and when to sign up for reservations. Ask how many times you can go during your stay and if there is any extra charge for these restaurants. 14. Men bring long pants, not jeans, so you can go to the dining rooms/ restaurants. 15. Once you travel you are on your own. Be prepared with emergency numbers easily at hand. Insurance, supplier’s emergency number, etc. 16. Make copies of your documents, passport, driver’s license, credit cards and health insurance. Have them with you, separate from the originals. 17. If you have purchased travel insurance, keep a copy of documents (anything you paid for: air, hotel, etc.) at home. 18. Notify you credit card company that you will be leaving the country, where and when you are going and returning. 19. Utilize the room safe.
