Savvy Navigator posted on October 22, 2009 11:15
In today’s New York Times Practical Traveler section, Michelle Higgins accurately documents the
Bargains in Latin America, Where Luxury Costs Less. Long a fan of central and South America, Savvy Navigator thinks it’s only logical to offer these destinations to our discerning, upscale gay-traveler clientele. The bang-for-the-buck affordability is his region is why Savvy Navigator brings his group and individual gay tours to the gay-friendly, luxurious, and affordable destinations of Argentina and Costa Rica.
Michelle writes: Meals are often half the cost of their European counterparts, hotels are generally more luxurious than what you’d get for the same money in the States, and spa treatments and other private services are so affordable you feel good about splurging, because, really, you’re saving…
And we could not agree more!
In addition to our customized, individual tours that depart throughout the entire year, in 2010, we’re offering a
gay tour departure to Argentina in May, and in late June, we’re headed to
Costa Rica. Click on the links here for more detailed trip information.
As we finalize the details for the 2010 Latin America program, we already have some great guys committed to these trips and expect the tours to sell out (remember, our maximum size is just 12 guests). As with our trips to South Africa, you’ll find that the Savvy Navigator trips offer a luxurious, experiential travel experience that’s never fussy, and is essentially a third of the cost of a similar trip in the Northern Hemisphere (i.e. Europe).