I read a great article in one of the travel trade magazines today. The author was talking about why consumers would use a travel agent, when surely most people believe that they have the knowledge and tools to make travel arrangements on their own. The one line that really resonated with me was this: “Having brushes and paint doesn’t make someone an artist.”
You might have a computer, a subscription to Conde Nast Traveler, and some basic knowledge of geography, but are you an artist?
I know that I am. In fact, I refer to myself as an “Escape Artist“, because I create custom-tailored vacations that fulfill my clients’ dreams. I ask the right questions, do the right research, use the right connections, and rely on the right partners to put together a vacation that’s seamless, stress-free and memorable.
So, when it’s time to plan a really important “escape” — a honeymoon, family reunion, anniversary celebration, or girls’ getaway — why would you try and do it yourself? Come to think of it, ANY vacation is important these days, so why wouldn’t you put yourself in the capable hands of an Escape Artist?
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May 24, 2009 at 11:44 am
Jan Ross
Hi, Annie,
I wanted to check and make sure it would be OK to use this post on our travel blog. I love the idea and would like to share it. Of course, I would link back to your blog. Let me know if this is OK.
Jan Ross, The Travel Authority Blogger
May 24, 2009 at 1:08 pm
anniesescapes
No problem! I’m glad you liked the post.