I would definitely recommend Carrie for your travel needs. She is very professional yet very warm…read moreat the same time. She readily is willing to share her personal experiences and make recommendations based upon her experiences and breadth of professional contacts in the business. You will be happy you gave her a try!!!!

From the owner: Papaya Travel Co is a boutique travel agency specializing in Australia and the South Pacific, while…read morealso creating custom journeys across the globe. We offer full-service travel planning with a personal, tailored approach.

Debra was amazing! I had been trying to get an airline ticket, which should be easy, you think. But…read morethat day, there was something wrong with the websites and they were charging $1000 for airline ticket one state away! Debra was able to save me almost $700 on this trip! THANKS! She has booked 4 more airline tickets and numerous hotel rooms. We have a new travel agent for life!!!

From the owner: Embark on a voyage of discovery with Cruise Planners - Debra Thune in La Pine. As seasoned travel…read moreexperts, we offer personalized cruise and land tour experiences, guiding you to over 70 countries. Our extensive portfolio includes luxurious voyages with top lines like Viking, AmaWaterways, and Oceania, ensuring your next adventure is unforgettable. Book your journey with us online today!

Do not exchange US dollars for foreign currency with AAA!! We paid them $300 US dollars to exchange…read more& actually received half of what the present exchange rate is. So we essentially gave them $310 for $150 worth of foreign currency. The bank they use PNC, made $150 on us. We wanted to return the money & cancel the transaction an hour later when we realized we got ripped off! but we told they don't buy back currency. We could have done far better just at an airport atm! We are very disappointed with AAA and will definitely not be using their currency exchange service ever again! Just shop around between your local banks for this service.

If the roadside assistance has expired on your vehicle then you should absolutely consider AAA…read moreservice. If you use it only once you have more than paid for the membership. This has saved us many times in our lives from being stranded. The free maps and tours books are a good plus as well. You can also get discounts on hotels/motels etc. They also offer insurance for your home and auto if you need a quote to compare what you are currently paying. Service at this location can be poor as the employees seem to care less.

Ha! The Central Oregon Visitors Association advertises this place as a 'Welcome Center'. Yeah,…read moreright. I made a variety of stops during a recent trip to central Oregon and this place easily gets the prize for being the worst by far - all because of the one snooty woman working there. The place itself is just what you'd expect, a lot of helpful brochures with information not just about Sunriver, but for things to see and do in the broader area. The space is clean, decent sized and well organized, and restrooms are just outside but in the same building. For a place like this you also expect friendly staff. Sadly, that's not the case here. When I walked in, the woman was helping a couple right near the entrance. She didn't acknowledge my presence when I walked in or at any time during the probably 5 minutes I was there browsing. Not a smile, nod, any sort of eye contact, comment that she'd be with me shortly... Nothing. To her, I was invisible and not even there. The place isn't *that* big and there were only 2 other people there - the 2 she was helping. Think of the space as being the size of a large living room, and I looked at all the brochure racks in the place, so yeah, she knew I was there. Not to stereotype, but looking at her then looking at the people she was helping, I'd bet that the more affluent you appear, the better service you will receive by this woman that is supposedly there to help everyone. IOW, if you don't look like you live in a gated community, go in and get your brochures then ask Google what more you should know. Conversely, the La Pine Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center is a WONDERFUL place to stop and chat and learn more about what you should know about the area. The woman who helped me there asked which direction I was headed and what I liked to do and then recommended a stop that I thoroughly enjoyed but wouldn't have known about if it weren't for her. So yeah, if you just want printed material to read on your own later, go here. If you want to talk to real locals that want to help you to enjoy your stay, go to the Visitors Center in La Pine.

I went into the C.O. Visitors Assoc. looking for ideas to entertain out of town guests. The young…read morelady that helped me was superb, knowledgeable, patient and friendly. She was able to winnow through the myriads of brochures to find the things that would be most appropriate for us to do. To me she was the penultimate representative of C.O. They have considerable information and resources available so that all of C.O. can be enjoyed and explored.