Belles World Travel Cruises Inc. was quoted in Travel Pulse last week. Rachel Shapiro, Public Relations & Corporate Communications Specialist at Cruises Inc. headquarters, in Fort Lauderdale Florida, asked her Certified Media Spokesperson Team members, for some travel tips for avoiding Travel Stress!
Lynn quickly typed up a GREAT tip from our personal arsenal of expertise. Our thanks to Rachel for the opportunity to share!
The tip was about how we use “ParkSleepFly.com” when we travel. Even last week (in the fall) we booked a 3 star hotel for about the same price as a round trip ticket on the Rockford-Ohare Bus, AND we avoided a STRESSFUL and EARLY morning pre-flight bus ride to O’hare airport.
When you #TravelLikeAnArchitect – you slow down and enjoy the journey!
Here is the tip, and a link to Travel Pulse!
Weather the trip: Lynn Belles, an independent Vacation Specialist with Cruises Inc. from Rockford, Illinois, advises anyone traveling in the winter and living in a snow-prone area to book a Park Sleep and Fly Hotel for the night before your flight. “Choose a hotel with covered parking and a free airport shuttle,” she said. “Drive to the hotel in leisure, because your flight isn’t till tomorrow. When you arrive at the hotel, park in a covered spot to protect your car from the snow. Then you can get a good night’s sleep because you don’t have to worry about getting to the airport the next day. All you have to do is take the hotel’s free airport shuttle and get dropped off at the flight check-in counter.”
If you like the idea of booking a park sleep and fly hotel – you can do so by clicking the link here – O’Hare Park Sleep Fly
Although Rob and I always fly out of Chicago O’hare Airport, there are Park Sleep and Fly locations all over the World!
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