Riding Tours Blog

Roz had rave reviews to report back to the office about her scouting trip in Bulgaria. Great riding, delicious food and a welcoming and interesting culture. Equitours quickly decided to add it to our ever expanding and improving list of rides that we offer all over the world. To find out more information call Roz on 800 545 0019 our check out our website for more details.

Roz has worked for Equitours for many years and been on numerous rides for the company so she is familiar with rides that are best suited to our clients and ones that represent who we are. Roz’s husband Craig also joined her on this ride and was equally impressed by this new ride Equitours now offers - Horseback Riding in Bulgaria called the Balkan Heritage Ride.

Its been a while but I am back in action and caught up from a crazy two months of vacation time, Equitours 2008 brochure release, Christmas, New Year and checking out a new ride in Australia. What a whirlwind the last eight weeks have been and already, we are about to welcome in the month of February. Where does the time go?

The new ride I scouted in Australia turned out to be a great success and Equitours are happy to add it to our list of offerings. We call this ride the Boomerang Trail as it is a stationary ride, returning each evening to a newly refurbished homestead in Lorne, near Port Macquarie, New South Wales. I am very excited about this new ride in my home country and hope to be able to show guests a truly picturesque and unique part of the world.

The 2008 brochure has been well received with bookings rolling in. It is encouraging that despite the uncertain US economy we still have clients willing to enjoy traveling and spending time immersing themselves in other cultures while enjoying the great outdoors.

Sarah

With Thanksgiving next week the Equitours office is celebrating with a few days off. Personally for an Australian, Thanksgiving is not a celebrated holiday but hey when in Rome………..

 A four day weekend calls for some sort of celebration but with gas prices the way they are, we will be staying close to home. A nice late brunch of pancakes, French toast (multicultural as I am!) and fruit followed by a long horse ride with our dogs tagging along. Dinner will be the traditional roast turkey fare but I am personalizing it by having Pavlova for dessert, an Australian treat.

What are you doing for Thanksgiving? Are you one of the millions bitting the bullet and traveling by car despite the gas prices or has this had an impact on your vacation plans?

Sarah