worst agent I've ever worked with. when I had to cancel a trip, didn't give me the info for…read morerebooking so the date passed. Terrible attitude.

I have to say that i have the hardest time booking travel through this company. My company has an…read moreaccount with them, and they consistently do one thing that adversely affects my business trips. Incorrect mileage#, incorrect rental car#, difficulty accessing my profile, calls dropped while I am on the road. I am told by my company that I have to book through them, but honestly if you do NOT have to, they are no different than going through Expedia, and with Expedia you are in control of everything that is input.

Very helpful docent...gave us a map and detailed information about sights around town. Was very…read morefriendly

Spent 3 days in Boston area exploring the history. Lexington Visitor Center and the walking tour…read morewas by far my favorite site. We visited Saturday 8/24 at 1pm. Our guide was fantastic. The events that happened here 250 years ago changed the world. I believe every American should visit Lexington at lest once in their lifetime

II can't say enough great things about Laura Fairbank and All That Travel. I've used her services…read moremultiple times to coordinate trips for my son and me. She effortlessly understood our individual needs and perfectly arranged our flights, hotels, rental cars, and local recommendations. Absolutely flawless!

My fiancé and I reached out to Laura for possible honeymoon plans. Laura's response was quick and…read moreinformative-she went as far as to setup a time to meet with us, and then just stopped responding. After several days, I sent an email that we chose to go elsewhere and she responded almost instantly stating that she "over-committed" herself. I understand times get busy, but zero communication after setting up an appointment with potential clients was extremely unprofessional. Imagine if we had already started to make plans and booked something? I'm sure she's very good at what she does, but it was a huge turn off unfortunately.

All I needed was one page notarized, this was quick (no appointment) and Jim was very nice and told…read moreme a funny story about the day he went to be sworn in as a notary that gave me a good laugh. There were a lot of people waiting when I walked in, it looked as though they were all there to get a new license and I realized that was the last time I had been in an AAA office (2018). I am a Plus member so there was no charge and thanks again to Jim!

Got my RealID sorted out in record time, why even bother going to the RMV? Very pleasant peopleread more

We will not book a vacation without going through Steve out of All Bright Travel. He is amazing,…read moreknows about all be best vacation spots, will tell you wants good, what's not good, what's worth it and what's not. We planned our dream honeymoon with him and also planned a cruise years ago, and probably planning another vacation coming up soon. He gives you as many options as he can find in your price point to get you where you want to go. He does not push the sale, it's very much what you want, when you want, for however much you try and spend. I recommend him to everyone who tells me that they are going on vacation!

With the 250th anniversary of the American Revolutionary War, we wanted to pay tribute to the…read moreglorious patriots who made sacrifices for this country! It is about 20 to 30 miles northwest of Boston, the drive is scenic especially when you start driving through all of the little towns leading to Lexington and Concord. The main attraction for our visit was to visit the north bridge memorial site where the first shots of the war began at 5am on Apr 19,1775 dubbed the "shot heard around the world" There is also a marker for the two British soldiers killed here. The site is spread out and will require some hiking if you would like to see the entire trail. I believe it was 5 to 7 miles on foot to see everything. The visit was amazing and awe inspiring! I highly recommend any history buff to visit.

Great park on the start of the American Revolution. Although it's only open seasonally, there is a…read moregreat exhibit at the visitor's center with a great video explanation of the start of the war. The presentation is very thorough and engaging. The gift shop has decent items. Grab a map, then on a nice day it's a great walk / stepping down the same road history took the English and Americans to face each other. Some of the sites are walkable and some are a little further, but there are parking areas along the way. The tavern wasn't open when I went, but there are tour options throughout the summer. We ended out outing at North Bridge, which is another great site. On a nice weather day, you could easily spend a few hours here. It's a unique site in our nation's history, and it's a lot of fun and good times outdoors.