Levinson Travel

Industry:	Travel Agencies & Services
Revenues:	Under $20 Million
Employees:	Under 99

Description

By popular demand and drawing on the success of ,Italy's Best with Kids,, Debra Levinson has launched Levinson Travel, a boutique European vacation planning service dedicated to ensuring parents don't have to choose between family time and fun time.

Debra Levinson, expert on family travel to Italy and author of the self-published sensation ,Italy's Best With Kids,, is pleased to announce the launch of Levinson Travel, a European vacation planning service dedicated to ensuring luxurious family travel to Italy is educational, fun and hassle-free. Her deep knowledge of Italy combined with extensive experience traveling with her family means Levinson can offer a unique perspective to families looking to be Europe-bound.

Levinson established Levinson Travel following the release of ,Italy,s Best with Kids, in response to a strong and consistent demand for consulting help with European vacation planning. Levinson takes a personal interest in every trip planned, creating itineraries tailored specifically to client,s desires, tastes and interests. Over a decade of Italian travel experience gives her an in-depth knowledge of Italy and the ability to design ideal itineraries for family travel to Italy. She has driven, skied, biked, swam, golfed, boated, shopped, eaten and slept her way through all twenty regions of Italy with her family. Their travels have taken them from the striking islands of Sicily and Sardinia to the peaks of the great Dolomites, Liguria,s exquisite Cinque Terre to the green heartland of Umbria,s mountain top villages, and along Apulia,s coast of Bari. Debra and her family continue to traverse the Italian soil in quest of a selection of properties they feel embody an exceptional Italian travel experience that your entire family will enjoy.

,Levinson Travel is an outgrowth of demand for European vacation planning from the book,, Levinson said. ,Italy's Best with Kids, is a self-publishing phenomenon, transcending a humble beginning to end up a brisk seller in major book chain stores. The guidebook tapped in to a pent up demand from parents for guidance in family travel to Italy, including information about nice places to stay, what to do and how to get around, all with kids in tow.

Levinson challenges the premise that family travel to Italy means settling for substandard or undistinguished accommodation and sticking only to tacky, touristy places.