We highly recommend this business!! I love Countryside Destination's site! Jenn understands…read morethoroughly and provides such a wide variety of vacation selections. She is exceptional at identifying individualized vacation locations with ease and so very quickly. We will forever be lifetime customers; we'll return to Jenn for all our vacations in the future!!

We have used Fantastic Memories Travel multiple times and could not be happier. Their customer…read moreservice is exceptional! Call Aaron today! You will be so happy you did!

Mallory helped us plan a cruise for our family of 7. Can I just say, she made it the most amazing…read moreexperience everrrr. We had never been on a cruise before, and I reached out to Mallory to help us set up booking. She not only helped us get the best prices, she helped with cabin placements, we got credit on our rooms, she got us the most amazing seats for our evening meals. I didn't even know about the evening meals, so we would have totally missed out on that added perk. She also helped me with the early check in to get on the boat the day of, I didn't know about that either. So not only did we get to get on the boat in the first group, we got to get on the boat period!! I didn't know we had to do that either, so tragically, the day of we might have missed that!! We had to print stuff off to have on hand and I didn't know that. Anyway, Mallory is kind and helpful and she truly wants you to have the best experience possible, and will work her butt off to make that happen! Don't wait, call Mallory today!!!!

Robert is a great business professional and very knowledgable travel agent. He has travelled to…read moreseveral destinations throughout the world and has connections worldwide. I took his Travel Safe class last week and it was amazing! It provided me with some great tips for safety within the U.S. and internationally. I feel much safer even around my own city! This is a must take class for everyone!

I started this journey because I love to travel. I have been on 34 cruises and to several states to…read morevacation. I am passionate about helping others enjoy their vacation while I take care of the logistics. The name came from my late grandmother's first name, Juana (Wanna). She will forever be in my heart. Contact Juana Travel for a quote. wejuanatravel@gmail.com

My bestie is a dog breeder for high end dogs. She has sold puppies all over the world. Many of the…read morepeople who buy her dogs travel to KC by private plane so they use the Charles Wheeler Airport. I have been there on several occasions to deliver pups and I have enjoyed each visit to this quaint airport. It is very easy to navigate for starters and that is always a plus for me. There are two main buildings for private plane arrivals and departures at this airport - Signature and Atlantic. I have been to both locations and they are very nice buildings. The staff has done everything they can to make these areas comfortable and accommodating. There is a lounge area, vending machines, ice, water... everything you would need to recharge before your next flight. Granted... you are not going to get a steak dinner here but you can find plenty to tide you over. Every time I have been to these buildings, the staff has been incredible. They have been courteous, obliging and oh-so-helpful. There was one occasion where a white puppy I was delivering got carsick and it was quite the mess. Even the building maintenance staff helped me round up paper towels and create a space for me to clean up the pup. There is never a problem with parking or access. There are always plenty of parking spaces and both buildings have easy access. Atlantic is the fancier of the two buildings with big glass windows, a fountain in front of the building, revolving door and a beautiful plant filled lobby. This is not to say Signature is an inferior building by any means. Atlantic seems to be more sleek while Signature is more old school conservative. The TWA Museum is located in a separate building abs it is amazing. If you get the time, it is worth going. They have lovely artifacts from days long gone when flying was an event. Men and women dressed up and traveled in style. They also have the Coni airplane there that you can tour. This airport used to be the main airport for KC. It was dedicated by Charles Lindbergh himself back in 1927. Sometimes when I am there, I close my eyes and imagine all the hustle and bustle of those times. The Goodbyes and Hellos, the lovers giving one last embrace and loved ones welcoming back their military sons and daughters, families rushing around with small children trying to catch their plane. The cries and laughter and hope of all who traveled through. The smallness of this airport adds to the mystique and romance. Go there sometimes and close your eyes. You will see what I see, as well.

So MKC was our home airport for a while. We loved having our airplane hangared here and miss it…read moredeeply. The airport management was amazing and completely professional. The grounds were spotless, billing for our space never had an issue, and they were happy to answer every question we threw at them. This is a perfect middle-of-the-country stop if you're flying a small airplane. It's very near downtown KC (although I can't tell you much about the FBOs' transportation options to get in to the city). It's really easy to fly in and out of-- especially considering that it's right down the road from the big commercial airport and its Bravo airspace. It is by far the cheapest (self-serve) fuel for hundreds of miles in any direction. We actually asked the staff about that, and they noted that they work pretty hard to keep it low to attract the traffic. The GA terminal is a great space for passing through and laying over. It's secured from both sides of the field, so you have to get buzzed in and out, but the 24-hour staff on the other end of the phone are helpful. It doesn't actually have a lot of services in it though- vending machines, water and ice, full restrooms, and a lounge. And staff for a few hours a week. If you take a cab in or out, describing how to find the GA terminal can be tricky; it's on the far side of the grounds. The airport grounds (outside the fence) are also a favorite runner/cyclist loop. It's a wide-open 3-mile 2-lane loop around the airport, so it is the perfect place for a lot of sunset workouts. However, that means that trying to drive that loop to get to the hangars can be an obstacle course. The saddest thing about MKC was the lack of "GA culture". That's not too uncommon among the executive airports, but it always seemed like a wasted opportunity. With just a little bit of love, they really could have the hangar flyers and brunch crowds breathing life in to the place. Nevertheless, it is a great space and perfect for a cross-country stop.

Sherrie's walking tours are amazing. I have lived in kansas…read morecity all my life, and i've never known some of the things that are here or the history of kansas city. If you get a chance to take one of her tours, I would highly recommend it.

My first private plane ride! When my pilot friend asked if I wanted to go flying, I said 'Heck…read moreyes'! This place has storage units for people to store their planes when not in use. It's nice and clean here and way out south away from most folks so you can see a lot of country. The view up here is amazing, and I'm so glad I got to experience this!