Barb always goes above and beyond! She helped make travel arrangements in off hours for an…read moreemergency trip. She is the best!

Barbara was super helpful and was able to provide us with ample choices when planning our…read morehoneymoon. She is very knowledgeable of all the popular honeymoon resorts, which made it easy to trust her with this important vacation! When we finally made a decision, she met with us to go over the details and booked the trip for us. The process was seamless and we are very excited about our future trip to St. Lucia! Hoping to work with her for other vacation planning as well!

Swift response, and delivered as promised. Bilal was extremely professional and understanding…read more One thing to understand is that the product(airline ticks) will be the same whichever agency you go thru. Customer service is the differentiating factor and they do a good job with it.

Great service! And even greater people! We had the pleasure of booking our Hajj trip this year with…read moreMI Travel. Bilal's attention to detail and guiding through the process gave us so much comfort during the trip. They don't overpromise and are very honest from the start. It's important to do your research before embarking on the journey and I'm glad Bilal gave us full transparency about the good and bad we will experience. It helped us mentally prepare for the journey. Thank you Bilal and your family for always thinking of our comfort and being there every step of the way!

Took a Holland Tulip Time tour. Three bus loads and around 150 tourists. Too big! There were…read moreother "issues", but I'll leave it at that. Very conflicting travel info and it cost me over $400. When I called to let them know about this, I was told they would call me back. Still waiting. I won't use them again.

Great company our guide Cory was a joy to have along side. Very knowledgable about the area…read more Shared stories along the way. Our driver Ben was wonderful and provided us with interesting facts about the area. I highly recommend them for the Alaska Cruising.

They have moved to a new location just off Diehl and the number is: (630) 717-7777. The new…read moreaddress is: 1776 Legacy Drive #104. This is a first class operation and that is obvious from the moment you walk through the door. We have never been disappointed in the trips booked and appreciate the insightful suggestions and recommendations. We have never been able to take one of their personally lead trips, but they all sound wonderful. Can be a little pricey, but worth every cent.

Absolutely amazing service. Driver knows what hes doing and drives so great. Highly recommend this…read morecompany

Bus was clean and service was great. This was the best price we were quoted. We enjoyed our bus…read moredriver. Highly recommend

Some of my readers ask "why talk so much about yourself in your reviews?" to which I say "so what?"…read more a review is at best a photo from the mind of some unknown, likely flawed, or perhaps even in these days of AI not, human. Who's to say it's real or not? so instead of my usual iron-clad standard procedure of "cutting to the chase" or "getting down to the dozen" as sayings go, i'll just this once add some personal details, important as you'll see if you read that far. think of it as my way of assuring you MY reviews aren't from some artificial digital ersatz mentality. Nope, mine are from a decidedly flawed perhaps diseased but very human writer. pay attention, this is the good stuff! for dry, objective details skip the next paragraph. First, i'm entranced by a boundary. peering out over the west side railing of the gg bridge I wonder "what in the world is really out there?" maybe that's why, among less flippant reasons, i'm not much afraid of what comes next when you run out of days. i figure beyond that final boundary lies the biggest surprise in all existence. second, i'm both averse and adverse to groups meaning i'm ill-suited to tour travel, but you can't get to certain destinations alone. antarctica is such a one. third, i inherited my dna from germans and norwegians, so i like ice, snow and wind-chill. finally and quite frankly, I firmly believe ufos hide out in oceans, probably near the poles: i wanta see one. So it is that I felt compelled to travel to "el fin del mundo". now you know enough about your reviewer to properly gauge the content of what follows: I recently completed an antarctic "expedition" (carriers prefer this term to suggest high adventure rather than merely mundane luxury travel). if you plan such a trip, somewhere truly unusual, choose a high-end company like a&k, worthy of higher price. ships are small, fewer passengers. low-end tours on floating hotels only take you nearby, passengers can't disembark. Much of the trip, you sail on not-calm blue water; unless you're into self-abuse don't take an ice-breaker. the more recent the ship's vintage the more likely it will benefit from current technology that increases stability. my trip on a&k was excellent, aboard the good ship le lyrial: flagged by the french tour company Ponant, 500', 140 passengers, 139 crew. to be sure this came at no bargain, in fact I paid a similar sum to buy a car for my daughter a month before. while this kind of travel was one i'll not soon repeat, a good many of my fellow groupers had been on A/K tours to exotic destinations and planned more. this trip met my expectations, but most places i might go next, i'll just go: rent car, buy roadmap, turn off the "never-lost" gps... and i'm good. judging from the fine and dandy folks i met aboard le lyrial, this mode of travel would seem unnecessarily frugal, crude, perhaps even gauche, but for sure lacking, and in fact does, a certain vital level of service and accoutrements necessary to the requirements of those seeking more informed and gracious style of travel. i made a few friends on the trip, like of mind and spirit... but few they were indeed. luxury cruises will seem better or worse depending very much on the talents of the tour's crew and equipment. in this case the ship and its crew were supplied by Ponant, while the organizers of the activities were done by A&K. in many ways the quality of this AK experience was as much due to Ponant as it was to A&K. both groups were excellent in their service and worked together seamlessly. ponant provided for those "sailing" the ship, operating the machinery and all that. equally well done was the kitchen staff, always cooking up something fresh despite the fact that we were 3 weeks out. tasty, with a french touch here and there (bangers 'n mash for Brit breakfast), but while plentiful and ever available, I hate to report that the wines failed to match the menu. the excursions onto islands and mainland antarctica were lead by a/k experts, with a steady hand on the tiller of those terribly unstable zodiac rubber raftboats. plenty of gear was required to stay dry and warm enough, and when you were done frollicking on ice and snow hours of fun at the bar remained. lots of dandy folks were along for the ride, mostly well-heeled types from coastal cities in the country they lived. most common topic initially was: "why are you doing this?" and most common reason given was holding up 7 fingers, meaning this was the seventh continent to visit, as part of a bucket list, a bit lame but ok. it came as no shock to me then, that when asked why i was aboard i got such uncomfortable stares. So I simply decided not to extend an invitation to join me on my veranda at night. For there, surely enough you'd often find me, clocking the dark depths, perusing boundaries, hoping to spot a ufo emerging from the frigid antarctic waters... as I firmly believe they do. Spend $35 grand filling your bucket... i'll do mine.

My wife loved the trip to India. This was my second trip to India going with Odyssey Unlimited for…read morethe first trip. Odyssey is almost half the price and while a few of the hotels were not as good and there was more bus transportation, overall the trip was far superior. The problem with the Abercrombie and Kent trip started at the beginning when I wanted to an extra night at the first hotel as we were arriving at 5:00 AM. Abercrombie wanted exactly double the price for that night as what was listed on the hotel website. Overall a few of the stops were ridiculous like the " Bollywood experience " where you go to a dance studio and you see some schmuck dancing. The pace was grindingly slow, sometimes barely getting 3000 steps a day. The guide was adequate but not great. Hotels very, very nice but overall Abercrombie was not worth the money. The other travelers on the trip were great and we loved the group. India is a fabulous trip but A&K is just not a good value if you are active.