How to Choose the Best Tour for You
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Hosted. Escorted, FIT. Here’s your 101 on frequently used tour vocabulary so you can choose the right tour for your personal travel style.
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Cunard's long legacy of refined travel encourages passengers to dress accordingly. If you're unsure of what to wear on Cunard, click here for inspiration.
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About Travel Maestro
Hi, I’m Beverly, Covington Travel’s Marketing Director and the voice of TravelMaestro. I love to travel well and help others do the same. For me, traveling well doesn’t have to mean unabashed luxury, although I must admit, I do love just that. No, traveling well has to do with really experiencing the culture, engaging with people, and learning something about your destination, and very possibly yourself, along the way.
