Travelinda

Travelinda Passionate about travel, I am excited to share my experiences with you and use my knowledge, skills and connections to help you realize your travel dreams.

I specialize in river cruising, Mexico and Latin American but also have broad experience in land tours. I look forward to sharing my travel experiences with you. As an avid traveler, I have traveled the world near and far. Some of the cities I have visited include:

* Mexico City
* Puebla
* San Miguel de Allende
* Guadalajara
* Cancun
* Puerta Vallarta
* Los Cabos
* Cuernavaca
* Oaxaca
* Merida
*

Campeche
* Rio
* Sao Paulo
* Buenos Aires
* Patagonia in Chile
* Santiago
* Lima
* Cuzco
* Bogata
* Cartagena
* Most Caribbean Islands
* London and the English countryside
* Edinburgh
* Glasglow
* Wales
* Most of France
* Switzerland
* Copenhagen
* Brussels
* Amsterdam
* Munich
* Berlin
* Heidleburg
* Most cities along the Rhine
* Prague
* Dresden
* Bratslava
* Vienna
* Salzburg
* Budapest
* Ephesus
* Istanbul
* Greek Islands
* Athens
* Rome
* Florence
* Naples
* Capri
* Portofino
* Monaco
* Venice
* Sienna
* St. Petersburg
* Moscow
* Hong Kong
* Monroe Liberia
* Madrid
* Barcelona
* Cordoba
* Granada
* Seville
* Malaga
* Tangier Morrocco

I am a proud member of Signature Travel Network and the following travel associations:

* Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA)
* International Association of Travel Agents (IATA)

03/18/2026

Learn how sea trials support certification, safety planning, and ship readiness before American Cruise Lines ships set sail on their inaugural journeys.

03/18/2026
St Patricks lunch at Planeta Cocina, plant based kitchen in Marina Del Rey. Jalapeño margarita, Pinot Grigio, broccoli, ...
03/18/2026

St Patricks lunch at Planeta Cocina, plant based kitchen in Marina Del Rey. Jalapeño margarita, Pinot Grigio, broccoli, noodles in creamy truffle sauce, vegan hamburger. yummy!

01/01/2026

Love Paris

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! 🥳🎉

12/17/2025

The 2025 Christmas tree is now standing inside the Grand Foyer of the Palais Garnier, and the setting is what makes it so striking. This is the opera’s main ceremonial hall, built in the late 1800s for imperial receptions and intermissions. Gold statues, mirrored walls, and painted ceilings surround the tree, so it feels fully absorbed into the architecture rather than added on as decoration.

The tree is designed specifically for this room. Its height, color palette, and ornament spacing are chosen to work with the scale and symmetry of the Grand Foyer. Unlike most Christmas displays in Paris, this one is placed inside a major historic monument rather than a store window or outdoor square, which gives it a very different presence.

You do not need a performance ticket to see it. The tree is visible during daytime visits to the Opéra Garnier throughout December, outside of performance closures. That makes it an easy stop even if you are not attending a show, and it pairs well with a full visit of the building’s interiors.

Like all holiday installations at Garnier, it is temporary. The tree will come down shortly after the New Year, which makes December the only window to see this space dressed for the season.

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