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Travel Tuesday Cuba Travel Update 🇨🇺
Many of you have been reaching out with questions about travel to Cuba. Due to the current uncertainty, Sunwing, Transat, and Air Canada Vacations have postponed the resumption of their flights to Cuba until further notice. Clients that are already booked will be contacted directly and offered refunds or the option to rebook to another destination.
On a personal note, we did a family vacation to Cuba a few years ago and I have never met such friendly people. My thoughts are with the Cuban people. Tourism supports thousands of jobs and families across the island, and the people of Cuba have always been incredibly welcoming to visitors.
l’ll continue keeping an eye on developments and sharing updates as needed.

Feeling very spoiled today. A huge thank you to my amazing clients for the beautiful flowers, I truly have the best clients IN THE WORLD and feel so lucky to do what I do every day.

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Last post I promise! I know there have been lots of hot air balloon posts from the group, but I had to add my own!
What a way to end our time — literally finishing the trip on a high. Thank you for following along, and thank you to the amazing women who shared this adventure with me. Goodbye Morocco!

Our last full day in Morocco started peacefully in a small village and ended in the beautiful chaos of the Medina of Marrakesh. From quiet streets to the nonstop energy, colours, sounds, and movement of the Medina — what an incredible contrast in one day.

With lots of moments being shared, I think these amazing accommodations deserved their own post.
The last few days have included two incredible hotels and an unforgettable overnight camp in the Sahara Desert — each one completely different and such a special part of this adventure!

Yesterday we experienced a completely different side of Morocco. We made our way to Midelt in the Atlas Mountains, stopping along the way to see the monkeys, before enjoying lunch at a traditional farmhouse.
We dressed in kaftans, had henna done, and walked through a Berber village — such a special way to experience the local culture and traditions. Every day here feels completely different from the last, and that’s what makes this journey so unforgettable.