At The Travel Broker, we understand how complex the car rental process can be. Unless you’ve had lots of experience, you may be intimidated by the whole process. As a full-service travel agency, that's one reason we suggest booking car rentals through us. We know the tricks of the trade and can help find the best pricing.
However, if you do need to reserve your own car rental, there are a number of lesser-known tips to understand at all stages of the booking; the reservation, when you pick up the vehicle and when you return the vehicle. Here are some pointers for getting the best car rental prices.
Adare, renowned as one of Ireland’s prettiest villages, was founded in the 13th century as a strategic location and market town on the Maigue River. The original town was located north of the Maigue but was destroyed during the wars in the 16th century.
Blarney Castle is one of the most iconic images of Ireland. It is located in the small village of Blarney in County Cork and was built almost 600 years ago. The castle that we see today is actually the third castle that was built here.
As mentioned in a previous blog, the Irish Potato Famine between 1845 and 1849 had a huge impact in Ireland with the greatest impact being in the western and southern areas of Ireland. It was a time of mass starvation, disease, and emigration. During the famine, about one million people died and a million more emigrated from Ireland.
At The Travel Broker and Today’s Woman Traveller, we always encourage our passengers to sign up for insurance before they head out on a trip. No matter how healthy you are or how certain you are that you won’t need it, just get it!
Polar exploration is often considered “unique” and “one of a kind” as it draws people towards the ends of the Earth.
ALOHA! Hawaii is usually at the top of most people’s “bucket lists”. Almost 9 million tourists visit the islands annually to vacation, sightsee, hike, explore, golf, snorkel, surf, and to celebrate milestones. Tourists are welcomed and made to feel like ohana (extended family).
If you know Rome, you likely know it was built on seven hills but few of us know the names of those hills or the historical stories connected to them. So we have compiled the information below to give some background which will tie into the history of this ancient city.
All the ideas here are but a few suggestions of exciting and rewarding holiday ideas that will expand your personal horizons and give you memories that will stay with you forever.
In AD200 Indian traders followed the monsoon winds eastward to Southeast Asia, where they traded their goods with China, Europe and Champa (modern day Vietnam). Once in the Mekong Delta, they would have to wait up to six months until the winds reversed for passage back to India.