Amina planned our 7 day honeymoon at the Condado Vanderbilt Hotel in San Juan, PR and she did an…read moreamazing job putting on our travel package with extra perks from hotel room upgrades to hotel credits towards breakfast etc. Definitely made our honeymoon special and will be using her again for all our future travels. I highly recommend her.

Amina delivers great service. She is very professional and has many years of experience. If you are…read morelooking to travel, please give her a call. She can also help you plan your next destination. Her travel tips are the best.

If I could leave no stars, I would. This company is a joke. Rude and not customer service oriented…read moreat all. I booked a tour for my kids and I, called to confirm (proof on my phone), got an email receipt. We woke up early, got ready and NOTHING. They never booked us. They're a 3rd party that books people on other company tours. They said we slipped through the crack. Then tried to blame me and insinuate that I didn't confirm my reservation. Then they claimed to have sent my refund, but nothing has come. Filing a claim with my bank. DON'T BOOK WITH THEM!!! Imagine a bus of people turning around to drop you back off because the tour company made a mistake! Last day here and they ruined the experience for us.

I finally took a tour of New Orleans on this last visit, and I don't know why I didn't do it on all…read moremy trips to the big easy. Actually I do know why. I wasn't ready to see post Katrina but it was humbling. I bought several, including the swamp tour. Nothing special there unfortunately, the crocs were small and docile, and I wasn't really impressed by the guides knowledge of the bayou. However, this review is on the Katrina tour itself. After being driving all around the different local parishes (counties) and in and out of the local spots, we finally ended up in the 9th ward of New Orleans. The devastation is evident right when you enter the lower portion of the 9th ward. Yes, our unit took volunteers to go down to Nawleans when Katrina hit to help out and now looking back, it's even more heartbreaking. The aftermath still brings tears to my eyes, seeing all the carnage left by mother nature is a humbling experience. As I stood there in the middle of a neighborhood which used to house generations of families, I watched in awe how much life can literally be taken in an instant. It was like standing in the middle of frozen time taking in a moment to pause as you stand on grounds of a living memorial. The guide for this portion was from the neighborhood and provided rich insight into what went down. He was choking up a little too as he told stories of the devastation and who could blame him? Why does it always take something bad to bring out the best in people? Overall, I learned so much about the history, culture, and way of the local people affected in the lower 9th ward. I would definitely recommend this tour and go back in a heartbeat. It's a cheap investment into learning about the people, the true people of New Orleans who's lives will never be the same. The end of this tour was into the rebuilding area where new homes and neighborhoods are being constructed. Many of them are beautiful as well as functional. For instance, the bottoms of the homes are similar to the hull shape of any ship you recognize and they are lifted off the ground so that if another flood comes in, the raise home will float to safety somewhere. And most of the homes were thanks to Mr. Brad Pitt so kudos to him for being a local ambassador. Go on this tour, please. It's a roller coaster of emotions, it's a learning experience, and you'll be a local expert of the city of New Orleans, not just the 9th ward, but you'll experience a life lesson in jazz, blues, rock & roll, famous people's homes, and just plain feel good about yourself.

Strange that it is not in the FQ, CBD, or Warehouse district, but it's on lower St. Charles Ave. I…read morego there to get the annual tourist mags that are provided in hotel rooms (they are free) so I can see what the tourist are being told and to maybe learn something new. I also look at the general borchures as well and usually grap a handful. The women working there are very helpful. If you want to be a tourist in NOLA it is a great place to start.

Tom and Patricia both really care about making your stay pleasant- they chat with you, help you…read morefind places of interest, and offer little niceties like 24 hour available free cake, noshes and tea, as well as robes for when you have breakfast. Breakfast includes Patricia's warm, melt in your mouth quiches as well as a wide variety of other choices like fruit, yogurt, granola bars, cake, etc. Their place has unusual antiques and comfort combined and is situated between the street cars on St Charles and the restaurants on Magazine ( a few blocks from each). Stunning neighborhood too. These are good people who know what they're doing and make your stay a real pleasure.

Wonderful accommodations! Very cozy and comfortable! Our hosts were so nice! Thank you for a great…read morevisit!

Rey Royal Excursions put together a dinner at Mulates for a group of 100 people attending a…read morenational convention. Mr. Rey put together an excellent buffet at a very reasonable cost. He's easy to work with and took the stress out of the planning for a large group. He came to the restaurant an hour before the event to make sure everything was in order and explained the Cajun food to the group so they would know what they were eating. Excellent and professional person/company to work with.