Is a Resort Spa or Destination Spa Right for You?
August 7, 2012
A resort spa is an added amenity to the overall resort; a destination spa is an immersion environment focused on personal growth.
Insider Tips & Trends for Living the Art of Travel
Recent Posts
New York Airport & Hotel Inspections Give Agents Firsthand Knowledge
August 3, 2012
Covington agents inspect the updated Delta Airlines terminal in LaGuardia and personally visit three New York luxury hotels.
What Does a Cruise Director Do? An Interview with Rick Spath
July 31, 2012
Rick Spath, Cruise Director on the Crystal Serenity discusses his responsibilities, getting to know guests and luxury cruise activities.
Off India's Beaten Path
July 27, 2012
While it’s virtually required that any traveler to India visit the Taj Mahal, there are many other fascinating sites to explore throughout India.
San Francisco City Spotlight
July 24, 2012
San Francisco has the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, roller coaster hills and cable cars. The “City by the Bay” has many more highlights.
Luxury in the Turks and Caicos
July 20, 2012
Luxury hotel experience, isolated white-sand beaches and endless water activities in Turks and Caicos. Chain of 40 islands southeast of the Bahamas
What’s Missing at Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resorts?
July 17, 2012
Adults-only, all-inclusive resorts provide grown-up vacation features without the under-18 set in sight.
The Santa Fe Opera – A Unique Musical Experience
July 13, 2012
The Santa Fe Opera is one of America’s premier summer opera festivals. The open-air theater and tailgate parties make it unique.
A Family Affair at Grand Bahama Island
July 10, 2012
Grand Bahama Island is a convenient and economical destination for a relaxed family vacation with beach, a dolphin experience, shopping water sports and more.
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.
