By Barry Nolan June 24, 2017
What a wonderful experience! I think it was worth the price. The boarding process was proficient to and from the island. Everything in the tour was exceptionally informative and interesting. Thanks again Enjoy Roatan Tours for a good intro to snorkeling, be back one of these days. ...read more
By Shana Regalado June 22, 2017
Had an extraordinary experience with Enjoy Roatan Tours, they surpassed my expectations! A few times during the procedure I emailed them with questions, they always reacted in a convenient way. I would definitely use them again, for our future traveling. ...read more
By Meredith November 28, 2011
I have used this company before several times and I have experienced nothing but great things from them. They were on time and always showed professionalism and cleanliness. They have extravagant luxury limos. Ive also used there sedans for airport pick up and drop offs and they are comfortable and very well accommodating. I would definitely recommend Them. ...read more
16 Weeks to Prom: Ask how much money your parents can contribute. Start saving money Create a budget to cover costs Ask your date to the prom 12 Weeks to Prom: Go for tuxedo fitting. Coordinate colors and styles with your prom date. Start looking into transportation. Whose car, who will be driving, or considering renit a limousine as a group. Look around for a good restaurant for dinner before promm, if dinner is not included at the prom. Consider your date's preference of food and atmosphere. Quiet and romantic will give you time to talk, while a busier place will help to start the festive mood. 6 Weeks to Prom: Purchase Prom tickets. Discuss Prom plans with your parents. 4 Weeks to Prom: Call and confirm dinner reservations. Finalize plans with friends, date and parents. Order your date's corsage. Make sure to coordinate the color with her dress. Week of Prom: Confirm all reservations and appointments. Get a haircut. Wash and vaccum car, if applicable. Collect any necessary supplies (i.e. camera, film, phone card or cell phone, cash, student id, tickets, etc.) Prom Day: Pick up date corsage (keep refrigerated until you leave). Pick up tuxedo, if you haven't already. Make sure to get tie and cummerbund, dress shoes, cuff links and studs. Get plenty of rest the night before. Be prepared early so your parent's can take plenty of pictures Ready to book for your special occasion? Call the Perfect Limousine&Sedan for the best service in Southern California! 1-800-951-3017 ...read more
By The Perfect Inland Empire Limo and Sedan Service - Corona, Riverside, Ontario, Temecula, and More! February 13, 2011
16 Weeks to Prom: Ask how much money your parents can contribute. Start saving money Start shopping for dress 12 Weeks to Prom: Pick out accessories to coordinate with your dress and/or your date's outfit. Take care of your hair and nails. If you are rgwoing your hair out, trim every 4 weeks to avoid frizzy, split ends. 6 Weeks to Prom: Purchase Prom Tickets Pick out styles or start trying different styles of hair, even if you are doing your hair yourself. Discuss Prom events with your parents. 4 Weeks to Prom: Pick up prom dress. Break in prom shoes by wearing severeal times before prom. Practice walking in your long skirt and high heels. Make appointments to have hair, makeup and nails done. The earlier the better. 2 Weeks to Prom: Call and confirms all reservations that were made for Prom day. Collect your supplies (i.e. camera, film, clear nail polish, phone card/cell phone, cash, student id, tickets, etc.) Let your parents meet your prom date, if they have not already Prom Day: Pick up your date's boutonniere Hair, nail and makeup appointment(s). Get plenty of rest the night before. Be prepared early so your parent's can take plenty of pictures. Ready to book for your special occasion? Call the Perfect Limousine&Sedan; for the best service in Southern California! 1-800-951-3017 ...read more
By The Perfect Inland Empire Limo and Sedan Service - Corona, Riverside, Ontario, Temecula, and More! February 13, 2011
As a parent of a high school student, you should always take the following precautions to ensure your loved ones have a safe and fun prom night. Make sure your child has a plan for the evening and that you know it. Work with the school to have food served during the prom. Know all of the "hot spot" destinations. Take stock of the alcohol in your house. Know who is driving- If it's a limo, check their policy on allowing alcohol in the vehicle Discuss the school's prom rules with your child and the consequences for violating them. Encourage seatbelt use. Do not rent hotel rooms for prom-goers. Communicate with other parents and school officials. Stay up for prom-goer's return home Ready to book for your special occasion? Call the Perfect Limousine&Sedan; for the best service in Southern California! 1-800-951-3017 ...read more
By The Perfect Inland Empire Limo and Sedan Service - Corona, Riverside, Ontario, Temecula, and More! February 13, 2011
Thomas Cook began to offer chartered excursions in 1841. His very first tour was an 11-mile train journey to a temperance rally for a group of campaigners. Throughout the 1800s his travel company was quite successful and now the Thomas Cook Group has become Britain's favorite travel group, offering qu... ...read more
When traveling today, you can use technology to make your travels easy and fun. There are several technical gadgets that will make your life easier and entertain you at the same time. Some technical gadgets that make your trip easier are the iPad or another type of tablet such as the Android, because ... ...read more