I recently watched the 1967 classic movie Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner. As a travel person, one scene that really stood out was when Sidney Poitier and his fiancé stood at the San Francisco Airport gate to greet his parents who flew up from Los Angeles. In that simpler era, they had no security check but just walked to the gate […]
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Zachary’s Notes: February 2020 – Extending the Love
It’s been a busy month Trisha and I promoted HE Travel at the New York Times Travel Show in Manhattan. We participated in an LGBTQ+ travel pavilion, which was huge this year! The pavilion covered 2900 sq. ft. and we even had our own stage! My biggest surprise takeaway from the event was noticing the […]
Gratitude 2020
As we conclude the season of giving and thanks and begin a new year, I feel particularly blessed by the gift of travel. I also feel blessed for being able to offer that gift to so many others. I am especially grateful to our enthusiastic clients, our conscientious tour directors, our worldwide partners, and my […]
Zachary’s Notes January 2020 – Customer Appreciation
It’s the New Year, and we’re showing our gratitude to our loyal clientele! For the entire month of January, we’re running our annual Customer Appreciation Event! This is the only time of the year that our entire group-tour catalog goes on sale. That’s right! Every Single Tour! During Customer Appreciation Month, you’ll save $200 OFF the price of […]
You Can Go to Antarctica and HE Travel Will Take You There
Vacation to Another World I’ve always wanted to go to Antarctica. It’s a polar desert and the coldest place on Earth—not exactly what first comes to mind when planning a vacation. However, this is what makes it so fascinating. Antarctica was the last place on Earth to be discovered, having only been seen for the first […]
The Queen of San Francisco
San Francisco San Francisco is known for its landmarks, architecture, and for being one of the first gay-friendly cities in the world—The Dash, a notorious gay bar, opened in 1908! Aside from its colorful and grand history however, the city has also dealt with many tragedies. There are those who say that tragedies bring about […]