Kym Emerson, Everybody Loves Travel, Travel agent, Lantana Texas and the world.

Want to travel? Don't know where to start? The internet is filled with too much confusing info? Contact an expert. No fees for planning and booking your vacation.  What? That's right, our fee comes from the vendor. Millions of companies out there that want agents to bring them business.  Agents are privy to special search sites with current specials and can build your trip and bulk your, air, transportation, hotel and even excursions. Use an expert in vacation planning. I'd love to help you and provide you with my expertise in doing so. Contact me today, 940-453-1185  FB: Everybodylovestravel   Bookyourtraveltoday.com


Many years as a flight attendant, living in Europe and traveled to 30+ countries.

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