Lowery's Leisure Travel

06/24/2026

Would you rather enjoy cozy fondue in Switzerland or authentic pizza in Italy?

06/23/2026

Machu Picchu + The Galapagos is one of Alexander+Roberts' most popular South American journeys – 14 days that combine a 4-night Northern Galapagos cruise with their complete, fully guided Peru experience. You’ll explore Lima and Cuzco, journey by scenic rail through the Sacred Valley, and spend an overnight at Machu Picchu.

We've uniquely combined our complete Machu Picchu experience and Quito with the Ecuadorean Highlands and our intimate Galapagos cruise. In the engaging company of our expert guides and naturalists and never more than 16 guests, you'll enjoy in-depth sightseeing, unique cultural encounters and a comp...

06/22/2026

When most people think of Japan, they picture Tokyo or Kyoto.

But the country actually stretches across thousands of islands, from quiet fishing towns to subtropical beaches.

It’s a place you can visit twice and plan two completely different trips 🇯🇵

06/21/2026

Vacation mode: Beach or Pool? Cast your vote below!

06/20/2026

Fresh air. A good view. Nowhere you need to be. Sometimes that's enough.

06/19/2026

Travel isn't just about the sights. It's about the flavors, too. 🌎🍴

Which of these iconic dishes have you tried on your travels?

(From left to right)

Sushi in Japan
Paella in Spain
Steak Frites in France
Tacos in Mexico
Pad Thai in Thailand
Poutine in Canada
Margherita pizza in Italy
Schnitzel in Germany

Comment below! 😋

06/18/2026

Work with a travel advisor who understands the importance of finding welcoming destinations, inclusive experiences, and unforgettable journeys where you can be yourself every step of the way.

06/17/2026

The right ship makes all the difference—let’s find your perfect match

06/16/2026

Travel makes you notice things you may have overlooked before. Sometimes it's a new place, other times it's a different perspective on familiar things.

06/15/2026

Travel Fact: New Zealand was one of the last major landmasses settled by humans, remaining untouched until Polynesian explorers arrived in the 13th century.

It's a reminder that some of the planet’s most stunning places stayed hidden the longest.