Cyndi was very helpful on the phone when I called and asked questions about refund on ticket I…read morebought online. So it wasn't even her tickets. She gave me number to call and was informative. Thank you, Cyndi. Marsha

"Call Cyndi!" is my husband's first response when considering any travel arrangement. Followed by,…read more"she is spot on and a bonafide travel ninja; she takes care of everything, so all you have to do is pack." He couldn't be more precise. Cyndi herself is a travel dream team with a can-do attitude, attention to detail, and enjoyable to work with. She locates ideal arrangements for our family's needs with optimal flights, connections, rental vehicles, and accommodations. She's an exceptional resource with a broad travel knowledge-base. A boon for me is how expeditiously she responds to my questions. Working with her is a win-win!

We booked a trip to Europe with them seven years ago. Really enjoyed arriving at our destinations…read moreand having someone there to pick us up and get us to our lodging. Would use them again.

Sorry for the mistake. Of confusing you with another travel company…read more I'm not sure how to delete thios entirely so I'm just putting in 85 characters.

I think I've been with AAA for over 30 years and now I can't even get MY AGENT to return a phone…read morecall not sure if he died or retired. However if your over 55 AAA will cheat you out of a 10% discount for taking a test for seniors THEY won't tell you. YOU can save 10% You must find it out on your own. Cheater and to think I had the insurance for over 30 years. Great driving record senior and no tickets, doing business with a company that cheats seniors. They should be ashamed.

No homeowners insurance. I have been with them since 2015. Had homeowners & car insurance. I am…read morebuying a new house in the city of Redding. When I sold my house in Fairfield I was told it wouldn't be a problem.

Really nice Sheraton. Great location and everything is well-maintained. It has to be THE place to…read morestay in Redding.

The good: location and room cleanliness…read more The bad: prices fluctuate dramatically and can get very expensive The ugly: I went to check in this past Friday night and nobody was at the registration desk. After a few minutes a person who had been standing outside the doorway smoking or vaping walked in to help. I thought he was a vagrant at first ... very unprofessionally dressed, ski cap, ratty clothes, tats, etc. Who is hiring these people as front line, customer facing employees? That being said, he was friendly and efficient - just looked overly casual and unprofessional for a decent hotel. Better suited as a guy checking IDs at a dive bar.

While crossing the Sundial Bridge, we were given 2 tickets admitting us to the Redding Garden of…read moreLights. I had no choice but to buy one $28 ticket for myself after verifying the tickets were real. Thank you to the woman who gave us the tickets. It was difficult for us improperly dressed Southern Californian to know whether we should've enjoyed it or not. It was pouring rain the entire time we were there. The lights were beautiful. They had music to play with the lights. Drinks were served in the beginning (or end) and in the middle of the route. It was nice way to spend an hour or two. We did a speed tour because of the rain and lack of improper foot wear.

We had so much fun! The lights were beautiful. We love that they serve food and drinks, which makes…read morefor a complete fun. The addition of themes and music added to the whole experience! We will be back next year!