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The MTS Experience
The MTS Experience
With many travel solutions out there, why choose us?
Well, we specialize in five main travel service areas with access to VIP rates and provide expert customized support.
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Vacations
Vacations
Our team is comprised of travel enthusiasts. Our president, Kimberly, is a passionate world traveler who’s explored all 7 continents, over 70 countries, and each of the 50 states. She's turned her love for adventure into a career in travel planning. What began as planning fun family and friend vacations, quickly turned into a talent for crafting seamless, memorable trips.
Known for her exceptional organizational skills and budget-savvy planning, she specializes in creating stress-free, well-coordinated getaways—for couples, groups, individuals, and for families with children. Her extensive travel experience, combined with a strong attention to detail allows her, alongside the team, to tailor each journey to your unique needs, ensuring every trip is both unforgettable and affordable.
Business
Business
AT MTS, we understand corporate travel from both sides. We have travelled for work many times and also been employed as professionals responsible for planning and coordinating travel for others. We know firsthand that business travel is about more than getting from point A to point B. It's about making the most of your time, staying productive on the road, and having the support you need when plans change or unexpected challenges arise.
In our corporate roles, we've coordinated group flight, hotels, and ground transportation. We've also planned retreats, organized team-building experiences, and managed on-the-ground changes and last-minute needs. We've handled the details that keep people and businsses moving forward. It is our understanding of the administrative demands on an organization that help us to to prioritize creating a seamless, well-organized and engaging experience for every traveler.
With a proactive, detail-oriented approach, we help streamline travel management, avoid clunky systems, and identify cost-saving opportunities, all while delivering solutions that align with your company's prirories and budget.
Wedding Services
Wedding Services
Weddings provide a mix of all that we do: planning group trips like bachelor/bachelorette parties, establishing room blocks for out of town guests, and planning a romantic honeymoon for the happy couple. With so many details that go into planning your big day and the activities surrounding it, leave the travel elements to us! We can be your one-stop shop to organize your wedding-related events and travel, and even help your out of town guests if needed.
Our own wedding was an international one, working with many out-of-town guests, multiple continents, and a lot of moving parts. We know from experience what it is like to organize something like that and all that needs to be considered. We also took a fairly unique (and epic) honeymoon. Any guesses where we went?
Hint: A place that surprisingly has it all: over 5,000 years of history, beautiful world wonders, modern technology, loveable animals, beaches, and a cuisine that is as different as its dialects.
Sports
Sports
With years of experience planning large gatherings, special events, and coordinating travel for sports teams, we excel at coordinating well-organized group trips. From securing hotels and flights, to arranging meals and meeting spaces, we can handle all the details to ensure everything runs well for your organization.
Our MTS team has been on all sides of sports travel. We've worked directly with clubs and also have been team admins, as well as sports parents to high-level athletes that travel frequently. We get it from every angle on what is needed, in addition to the challenges that often come with it.
Whether it's a room block for your team locally or planning travel for out-of-town tournaments, let our team take the stress out of the process, allowing your group to focus on making memories. Let us handle the logistics, while you enjoy the journey or just get to relax and watch your kids play!
Educational
Educational
With a doctorate in Educational Leadership and years of organizing and leading school groups both domestically and internationally, Kimberly leads our team and remains passionate about creating enriching educational travel opportunities. We understand the importance of blending learning with adventure, ensuring each trip is both educational and intentional.
Whether it’s a study tour, cultural immersion, or a class trip, we can leverage our expertise to design safe, impactful itineraries that inspire students while managing all logistics. Let us handle the planning so you can focus on fostering meaningful learning moments outside the classroom. We have experience with school trips at the secondary and university level, knowing each element that must be considered when organizing such journeys.
Should you need a guide or chaperone, we are also able to provide those services as well (based on availability).
Our Favorite Places
Our experiences around the world not only give us a first-hand understanding of destinations, but allow for us to impart wisdom from what we've learned on our own journeys. Although we service every corner of the globe, here are just a few of our favorites that may give you a little inspiration!
Check out Where We've Been
DISCOVER THE WORLD: A -Z
DISCOVER THE WORLD: A -Z
Looking for a specific location or for inspiration? We have collated all of our past trips (personal or those that we have planned for our MTS clients) and organized them by a list of cities, but also countries. Each list is divided by continent. Use our quick links below if you know what you're looking for:
Africa by City Africa by Country Asia by City Asia by Country
AFRICA BY CITY
AFRICA BY CITY
Cairo
Cairo
Recap: Cairo is a vibrant, bustling city where ancient history meets modern Egyptian life, offering unforgettable experiences like exploring the treasures of ancient Egypt but also the lively markets and rich cultural traditions of today. Visitied December, 2009.
Sights to see: Pyramids of Giza, Grand Egyptian Museum, Khan el-Khalili bazaar, Cairo Citadel and Mosque of Muhammad Ali
Facts:
Cairo is one of the world's oldest Islamic cities
This is one of Africa's largest urban centers with nearly 24 million people in the surrounding areas
Shopping is an experience all it's own! Take time to enjoy the markets and bazaars
MTS tip: Find time to blend old Egyptian experiences with new! Cairo is great, but you can also use this as a jumping off point to head up the Nile to places like Memphis, Saqqara, and Luxor.
Best time to travel: It can get swelteringly hot in Egypt. Try to go in the cooler, less crowded months of October and November when it's still warm days, but with fewer crowds and the blazing heat.
Cape Town
Cape Town
Recap: One of our Top 5 Favorite Cities ever! Cape Town offers it all: beaches, wineries, cuisine, penguins, adventure, city breaks, and more. Visited August 2024.
Sights to see: Table Mountain, Boulder's Beach, Camps Bay, Stellenbosch, Robben Island
Facts:
You can see penguins on the beach!
World-class vineyards are a short drive away
It is surrounded by spectacular coastal scenery
MTS tip: Cape Town is a fantastic destination for combining nature, wildlife, food and wine, history, and outdoor adventure. Plan to spend a minimum of 3-5 days to enjoy the city and nearby highlights without rushing.
Best time to travel: November-March (best overall). Warm, dry weather is ideal for the sites around the city and day trips to wine-country. December and January are typically the busiest and most expensive months to avoid if possible.
AFRICA BY COUNTRY
AFRICA BY COUNTRY
Egypt
Egypt
Recap: A truly exotic destination that will blow your mind. Egypt can feel daunting to plan, but make it easy on yourself. We can set you up with a provider that will take you to all the must-sees at a price cheaper than you could get on your own. Visited in December 2009.
Sights to see: The Great Pyramids of Giza, The Sphinx, Valley of the Kings, Aswan Temple
Cities: Cairo, Giza, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan
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Facts:
The Great Pyramid is the last surviving Ancient Wonder
Egypt is an incredible underwater destination if you enjoy snorkeling
Some of the most spectacular sites are underground
MTS tip: Book with a tour operator. You can do this independently, we did, but Egypt can be overwhelming. Outsource the planning and access to the sites to a company that specializes in Egypt. It will often be cheaper than doing it piecemeal and you don't have to worry about navigating in a place as exotic as Egypt, on your own.
Best time to travel: October-November (best overall): Warm days but not too hot, excellent conditions, less crowded.
South Africa
South Africa
Recap: An incredible country that offers so many different versions of itself. A must-see! Visited August 2024 and cannot wait to return
Sights to see: Table Mountain, Boulders Bay, Stellenbosch, Kruger National Park, Johannesburg, Pretoria Parliament
Cities: Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, White River, Port Elizabeth
Find a tour operator that will service you on a Safari and combined City Break
Facts:
South Africa has THREE capital cities: Pretoria (Executive), Cape Town (Legislative), and Bloemfontein (Judicial)
It's home to the Big Five! You can spot lions, leopards, elephants, rhinoceroses, and African buffalo in Kruger National Park
The food is a delicious blend of cultures
The scenery goes far beyond safari
MTS tip: Make the most of your time here. Spend at least 10-14 days combining a Safari with a visit to Cape Town and the surrounding areas
Best time to travel: May-September (best for Safari). Dry season makes it easier to spot animals in Kruger National Park. November-March (best for Cape Town and beaches). Weather is warm, dry, and ideal for coastal drives, dining, and visiting the Cape Winelands
ASIA BY CITY
ASIA BY CITY
BEIJING
BEIJING
Recap: We visited for 1 week in December, 2011 for our honeymoon.
Sights to see: Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Temple of Heaven, Beijing Hutongs
Facts:
Beijing has a history stretching back more than 3,000 years, and it has served as the capital under several different dynasties. Its name literally means “Northern Capital.”
The famous roast duck is traditionally served with thin pancakes, cucumber, spring onions and sweet bean sauce. The crispy skin is a particularly prized part of the meal.
It hosted the Summer Olympics in 2008 and the Winter Olympics in 2022, making it the first city to host both editions of the Games. Its famous “Bird's Nest” stadium was used for the opening and closing ceremonies of both.
MTS tip: Get up early to see the changing of the guard!
Best time to travel: September-October (best overall). Comfortable temperatures, crisp autumn scenery, excellent conditions to visit the major landmarks.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Recap: Went here in 2011 as part of our Honeymoon adventure to the Far East. Celebrated New Years Eve along Victoria Harbor in a memory we will never forget!
Sights to see: Victoria Peak, Victoria Harbor, Tian Tan Buddha, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Temple Street Night Market
Facts:
It's a city of skyscrapers and spectacular nature
One of the best sightseeing experiences costs very little aboard the Star Ferry
It has a giant outdoor Buddha overlooking the mountains
MTS tip: Use the MTR (metro) and Star Ferry to get around. It makes it easy to explore both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon without needing a car
Best time to travel: October-early December. Low humidity, typically lesser crowds, and comfortable weather
ASIA BY COUNTRY
ASIA BY COUNTRY
China
China
Recap: China is a massive country with so much to see and do. We traveled around it for 3 weeks on our honeymoon and really got to enjoy very different sides of this diverse nation. Visited December 2011.
Sights to see: Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, Terra Cotta Army, Zhangjajie National Forest, Li River & Yangshuo, The Bund, Chengdu Panda Reserve
Cities: Beijing, Shanghai, Yangshuo, Sanya, Xian, Chengdu
Facts:
Chinese cuisine varies dramatically by region
China has the world's largest high-speed rail networks
An underground army waited over 2,000 years to be discovered
MTS tip: To make the most of your time in China, give yourself enough time to see it all! Domestic flights are reasonably priced and the best way to get around unless you're on a high-speed rail line.
Best time to travel: April-May or September-October. Temperatures are more comfortable and fewer crowds.
Vietnam
Vietnam
Recap: Captivating destination that blends dramatic natural scenery with vibrant cities, rich cultural tradition, and incredible food. Visited December 2026.
Sights to see: text
Cities: Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Hue, Trang An
Facts:
Ha Long Bay
Hoi An Ancient Town
Mekong Delta
MTS tip: Vietnam stretches a long way from north to south and each region can have very different weather depending on the time of year. Plan your route around seasonal conditions and allow enough time to journey between destinations.
Best time to travel: March-April to give the best window to visit multiple regions with favorable weather conditions.
General Information
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