INTRODUCTION
Modern day 'Travel' as a product is literally on the move - never before has the rest of the world seemed so close, with the choice of holiday options so vast and varied.
There is a myriad of exciting locations, accommodation facilities, specialist activities, and unique modes of transport. Whether you do, or do not, know where or what you are looking for we at Nomadic Thoughts make the process of choosing a holiday fun and hassle free.
We have always taken great pleasure in explaining the options. If you are looking for inspiration we confidently predict that a 20 minute conversation with ourselves will save you well over 20 hours surfing the web. Although we can try and inspire you with 'strap lines & photographs' - the most effective way of understanding you options is to talk to us.
It's not easy understanding quite what is on offer - whilst the industry focuses on a long term solution to the threat of global warming, airlines are falling over themselves to promote more 'living space' and tour operators, like ourselves, are constantly vying to offer a more comprehensive and specialist service to their customers.
Similarly despite our media's daily blast of negative news (even the Heathrow Express Train seems hell bend on bombarding one with the latest world crisis) and even though WTO forecasts predict that 2010 will see over a billion international arrivals - it must be understood that the natural beauty of the earth's landscapes and wildlife is as spectacular as mankind's different cultures and communities.
"I had no idea how many options I had. Thank you for not only pointing me in the right direction, but also following it through with such efficient arrangements." Sarah Brother, Canterbury.
"You have given us holiday ideas to last a lifetime." Paul Simmons, London.
"Thank you for organising a lovely relaxing holiday - pure bliss!" Mr & Mrs Grylls, Cardiff.
"All arrangements were excellent." Paul Gittins, Madrid.
"Brilliant. Many thanks. A thoroughly enjoyable holiday, very hard to better!" Thomas Falkirer, Birmingham.