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Why Stay Off-Campus for Your Disney Vacation? 🌟 Our smallest rental property boasts six bedrooms, with most having eight, comfortably accommodating 16 to 22 guests. It is perfect for extended families—mom, dad, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins—all under one roof. Instead of renting multiple expensive hotel rooms, experience the magic at a fraction of the cost. We bring the Disney experience into our homes. Imagine visiting Cinderella's Castle and returning to an equally enchanting, immersive environment. Each space is fully transformed from themed movie theaters to arcades, making your stay magical and memorable. Our properties offer a win-win: renters save money, and homeowners enjoy high occupancy rates. Discover how our unique approach provides a magical, cost-effective alternative to on-campus stays! #DisneyMagic #FamilyVacations #ThemedRentals #ImmersiveExperience #VacationSavings #HomeAwayFromHome

Since I posted about Disney's "This Is Magic" campaign and how I would've arrived to that creative, I thought I'd share my thoughts on Universal Orlando Resort's take on how a vacation in Orlando should be like. Here's how I would've arrived at Universal's "It's more than magic. It's real." creative. Campaign: "It's more than magic. It's real." Target audience: Tourists and families who perceive theme parks as not a "real vacation". Consumer problem: Tourists with families don't go to Universal because it doesn't provide a "magical experience". Insight: Magic isn't real, so magical experiences are often artificial or fake. Advantage: Universal positions themselves as a place where movies come to life, as in real life. Strategy: Show tourists that they can experience something real at Universal Orlando by showing them real experiences make a longer lasting impression than magical ones. To my fellow strategists in my network, how would you have arrived to this creative? To my connections at Universal, how did I do? #brandstrategy #creativestrategy #universalorlando #itsmorethanmagicitsreal

Want to visit Walt Disney World 🏰 during the summer, but are worried that the heat and that there will be large crowds, make this not the best time to travel? Here's why it’s beneficial to travel during the summer months and why clients travel more during July and August than other times of the year: 🤑 Lower Prices: July and August offer some of the lowest prices for Walt Disney World Resorts, this means you can experience some of the Deluxe Resorts like one of my faves, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge. ⏱️ Longer Park Hours: During the summer you can take advantage of the resort guests' perk of Extra Magic Hours for Deluxe Resort guests and Early Morning Hours for all everyone staying onsite. 👨👩👧👦 Fewer Crowds: You may think that the summer months are the busiest, but that's not the case. Summer months are slower as a lot of people do like to avoid the heat. If you can handle the warmer temps (I know a lot of us Canadians can 🤪) then this is the perfect time to go. 🚧 Less Construction: As we know Disney Parks are always evolving and adding more for you to enjoy. There can be times of the year when there is construction happening and parts of the park may be blocked off (very minimal but still happens), they plan a lot of their construction around the cooler months so during the warmer weather there is less happening. 🌊 Resort Pools and Waterparks: This is the perfect time to add on some Water Park Fun and More! To cool down in the heat, visiting the water parks adds the fun of the regular parks, but with a relaxed and cooling vibe. Plus taking a resort day to spend time at the pools or for a mid-day break is extremely beneficial to recharge from all the walking. Make sure to save this post for later and follow along for more. Let's plan your unforgettable summer adventure at Walt Disney World. Who's ready to experience the magic in the summer? Drop a ☀️ emoji below. #disneymoments #disneyworldtips #disneyworldparks #waltdisneyworldresorts #personaltravelagent #disneytravelagents #travelagentperks #disneyvacationplanning #disneyfamilyvacation #familyvacationideas #disneytravelplanning #vacationplanningtips #Disneyvacationtips

3 reasons why splitting your time between Disney and Universal is easier than you think. #1 Your transportation is easily arranged for a seamless experience from the airport to Disney to Universal and back to the airport. I'll provide you with all the options; private transfer, Uber and Universal even offers a transfer that can be added to your package. Then, I can help you can choose which one works best for your trip. #2 On the day of your transfer, store your luggage with bell services at your hotel while in the parks. Then schedule your pick-up time for when you'll be ready to go from one to the other. You could even head right over and enjoy your new resorts pool while you wait for your room to be ready! #3 When trying to visit both Disney and Universal in 1 trip it is better to stay at a hotel at both in order to enjoy the perks offered to on-site guests. Early park admission and my favorite perk; Unlimited Express Pass if you stay at a Universal Premier resort hotel. Plus one day just isn't enough time and makes for a VERY long day. And the best part, I book both Universal and Disney so you can message me and I’ll make it easy for you. #familyvacation #takeavacation #traveladvisor #lifeishort #travel #Magicaltripswithmelj #patraveladventures #collegevillepa #collegevilletraveladvisor #disneyresorts #disneyvacation #waltdisneyworld #universalorlandoresort #univeralstudios #islandsofadventure See insights and ads Boost post All reactions: 1 1

Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Vacation: What's the Difference? With so many Disney destinations to choose from, it can be confusing to know the difference. Disney World, located in Orlando, Florida, is a massive resort that includes four theme parks, two water parks, and numerous hotels. Disneyland, located in Anaheim, California, is the original Disney theme park and also includes a resort area with three hotels. A Disney vacation can refer to a trip to any of these destinations, while a Disney Cruise is a separate vacation option. Got more questions? Let's talk about it! Send me a DM. #VacationIdeas #VacationIdeas #VacationPlanning #DisneyWorld #Disneyland #DisneyVacation #Di

Most Asked Question Monday: How can I save on my vacation? I totally understand – vacations can be pricey! That’s where partnering with a travel advisor can make all the difference. I’m here to ensure you get the vacation you desire within your budget! My top tip: Take advantage of promotions and sales. There are fantastic deals available (not just for theme parks!) if you navigate the promotion guidelines. Often, traveling outside peak holiday and school break periods can save you hundreds of dollars. It's all about working those "rules" to your advantage! For instance, at Walt Disney World, is currently offering fantastic promotions throughout the holiday season (Halloween & Christmas). These promotions provide savings on your on-property resort stay, with higher resort categories offering even greater savings. Additionally, I'm excited to announce a special promotion where I'll cover the cost of your first day of the all-new Multipass Lightning Lane! Booking during this promotional period means you're not only taking advantage of these resort savings but also enjoying additional savings automatically. Don't miss out!

Planning a Walt Disney World trip can be a detailed process, and the time it takes depends on how in-depth you go! On average, here’s how long it can take: 🔍 Research phase: This can take anywhere from 10 to 20 hours, spread over weeks (or months), as you explore accommodation, tickets, and compare pricing across websites. ✈️ Actual booking: Once research is done, booking flights, accommodation, park tickets, and dining reservations may take another 2 to 5 hours. 🎢 Fine-tuning the itinerary: Exploring dining options, booking and planning extras, deciphering Lightning Lane Multi-Pass, scheduling your park days, could take an additional 10 to 15 hours. That means you could easily spend 20 to 40 hours just planning your Walt Disney World holiday if you want to make the most of every magical experience! ✨ Feeling overwhelmed? 😅 That’s where I come in! I can help you dramatically cut down on that time by doing all the research and planning for you. I’ll provide you with all the hints, tips, and guides you need to maximise your trip without the stress! 🇬🇧UK based? Drop me a message if you’d like to make your Disney holiday planning a breeze! 💌 #DisneyPlanning #WaltDisneyWorld #DisneyHoliday #DisneyTravelAgent #SaveTime #StressFreeTravel #FamilyTravel #DisneyTripTips #HolidayPlanner #TravelWithEase #MagicKingdom #Epcot #AnimalKingdom #HollywoodStudios #TravelConcierge #DreamsComeTrueJourneys #ukdisneytravelagent #ukdisneytravelplanner

It's summer, and you know what that means? Summer vacation! 🌞🌴 So, we asked our team, "What's your dream vacation?" 🌎 Check out the video below to find out where the D. Bello crew is dreaming of heading off to someday (hopefully) soon. 👇 #TeamSpotlight #SummerVacation #DBello #VacationGoals

We are just about to the end of one of the best times of the year to book future travel. Whether it be a cruise, an all-inclusive resort, a theme park, Europe or whatever, pricing will never be better. For you theme park enthusiasts, there is a new park in the works for Orlando in 2025, Universal Resort’s Epic Universal with 5 themed worlds. Travel advisor’s who have inside information are excited. This is interesting because of all that’s been going on at Disney with continuous price increases, cast member layoffs, lack of services and their political problems with the Florida Governor, I can see a mass exodus of employees. I will be able to book the new resort. By the way, Universal is promoting now. The next hurdle is airfare. Back in the day, the time to book air to Europe was January and February. Not so now. The pricing for Europe this summer is ridiculous.  Spring and fall are somewhat better. A couple of the European River Cruise Lines are offering help with air. That ends soon. Here are my thoughts. The earlier you book the better. The cruise lines are booking and air is not ridiculous to US ports yet. If it’s a cruise or an all-inclusive over the holidays let me know your dates and I’ll watch for sales. If you want to book a spring break vacation for ’25, email your dates to me in early fall. Whatever your vacation travel needs, I am as close as your phone.

Here's What I Learned from "Surviving 1-Star Ice Hotel" for Brent Rivera I learned the importance of trusting your team. The most challenging part of the production was being in two places at once. While I was in Canada at the Ice Hotel, the other half of my team was in Death Valley at the World's Hottest Hotel. Producing a video with a remote team requires a high level of trust, which ensures smooth communication, efficiency, and the maintenance of project timelines without constant supervision. Trust empowers team members, fostering a sense of responsibility and ownership over their work, which can lead to enhanced creativity and innovation. Delegating tasks according to each member's strengths promotes a more productive and harmonious work environment. Additionally, it reduces the stress and anxiety associated with micromanagement, benefiting both the project's quality and team morale. In the digital age, where remote work and geographical dispersion are increasingly common, building and maintaining trust is not just beneficial; it's essential for the successful completion of projects and the long-term health of professional relationships. Overall, the post-production process was seamless because of how everything just aligned, which made it a massive success. I hope you enjoy the video because I surely did enjoy making it come to life. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gzEUhD37