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📣 Hear ye, hear ye! Vacation planning boosts happiness. 🍒

August 16, 2017 Elizabeth Kemble
A town crier similar to the one in Céret, France, in the 1950s.

A town crier similar to the one in Céret, France, in the 1950s.

Plan your Spring vacation now!

Do you know how to make yourself happier for eight weeks? Plan your next vacation! A study published in the journal Applied Research in Quality of Life showed that the simple act of planning a vacation can boost your happiness for eight weeks.*

Cherry trees overlooking Céret, France, with the Meditteranean in the distance.

Cherry trees overlooking Céret, France, with the Meditteranean in the distance.

And just in time for your 2018 travel planning, we are announcing our Spring/Summer 2018 Tour schedule!

Papa's Paris Tour guests doing the time warp in front of the Pantheon in Paris.

Papa's Paris Tour guests doing the time warp in front of the Pantheon in Paris.

Our Papa’s Paris Tour is slated for Saturday, June 16, to Sunday, June 24, to coincide with the longest day of the year and the International Music Festival in Paris, in which the entire city goes out to sit at their favorite café and listen to live music into the wee hours. It's like a city-wide block party!

Papa's Paris Tour guests at Monet's garden in Giverny, Normandy.

Papa's Paris Tour guests at Monet's garden in Giverny, Normandy.

We will meet Ernest Hemingway and his friends as we follow in his footsteps around this most beautiful city in the world. And we’ll view the art that inspired him, from Monet, Manet, CĂ©zanne, and Picasso. We’ll even go to Monet’s house and garden in Giverny to see the lily pond that inspired Monet’s Water Lily paintings, which we’ll view in the Orangerie Museum in Paris. 

A classic banda in front of the "Pinyodrome" in Céret where the cherry pitting and spitting contests take place during the Cherry Festival.

A classic banda in front of the "Pinyodrome" in Céret where the cherry pitting and spitting contests take place during the Cherry Festival.

Our Picasso’s Pyrenees Tour is set for Saturday, May 19, to Sunday, May 27, to overlap with the Cherry Festival in the charming cherry town of CĂ©ret, where everything cherry will be celebrated, including cherry beer, cherry spitting contests, and the usual CĂ©retan activities of dancing, singing, playing music, and banqueting. CĂ©ret enjoys a wonderfully mild Mediterranean micro-climate, so their cherries are the earliest in France. 

The Grand Café in Céret where Picasso and his gang used to hang out, just down the street from the Modern Art Museum.

The Grand Café in Céret where Picasso and his gang used to hang out, just down the street from the Modern Art Museum.

We’ll overhear Picasso and his gang as they argue about art and love on the terrace of the Grand CafĂ©, their usual hang-out, and we’ll view their works and those of Matisse, Derain, Maillol, and DalĂ­ in CĂ©ret and the nearby towns in which they worked and lived. 

A clafoutis, one of the many types of cherry delicacies available during Céret's Cherry Festival.

A clafoutis, one of the many types of cherry delicacies available during Céret's Cherry Festival.

To make this an even sweeter deal, we offer Early Bird pricing if you reserve by August 30. Save $910 per person on our Papa’s Paris Tour and save $830 per person on our Picasso’s Pyrenees Tour. Take advantage of our 0 interest monthly payment plan and pay only $615-$770 per month!

Dancing in the streets to a traditional banda during the Cherry Festival in Céret.

Dancing in the streets to a traditional banda during the Cherry Festival in Céret.

Call or email me, Liz, now and start down the road to a vacation you can really look forward to!

 * From “How Vacations Affect Your Happiness,” by Tara Parker-Pope, The New York Times, February 18, 2010

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