An 8-Day, 7-Night Spain Itinerary

Madrid, Toledo, Segovia, Avila, Barcelona and Freixenet

In January of 2013 we ran a "preview" small group tour of Spain with nine travelers.   The Spain itinerary was a year in the planning.  The Traveling Professor took 2 individual "scouting" tours to Spain previous to the preview trip to make sure we could come up with a tour that our travelers would like, and Olé! - we did.  Whether or not planning to travel with The Traveling Professor on a small group tour to Spain or planning to go it alone, take a look at our sample itinerary for some great ideas about a trip to Spain.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013/Author: The Traveling Professor/Number of views (7740)/Comments ()/ Article rating: 4.3
Categories: Spain

Money Matters

Currency Exchange Overseas

Europeans are as likely to take dollars for payment as you are to take their currency, the euro.  Travelers on my small group tours to Europe and Peru always have questions on what currency to carry, how to exchange foreign currency and where to get foreign currency.  In this blog post I will give you some advice to take to the bank in dealing with money matters when traveling overseas.
Sunday, June 9, 2013/Author: The Traveling Professor/Number of views (2377)/Comments ()/ Article rating: 2.5
Categories: General Travel

Paris Museum Pass

The Paris Museum Pass is a pay-one-price pass for unlimited no-wait-in-line admission to over 60 Paris attractions including the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Musée de l'Orangerie, and Musée Rodin.  Imagine walking up to the Orsay one Sunday to see the line stretch hundreds of yards around the building then walk right into the VIP entrance ahead of everyone else?  That's just one advantage of the Paris Museum Pass.   We use it on every small group tour to Paris.  Read the blog post for more information on the features and benefits of the Paris Museum Pass.
Sunday, June 9, 2013/Author: The Traveling Professor/Number of views (3135)/Comments ()/ Article rating: 4.5
Categories: Paris
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