Caseyw
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Casey Wohl is passionate about two things: her girlfriends and traveling the world. By combining these two loves, Wohl has created a unique and helpful resource for women worldwide in her latest book, The Girls Getaway Guide to Orlando: Leave Your Baggage at Home.
An author and award-winning public relations practitioner, Wohl has been featured on national, state and local television, radio, newspaper and magazines during her time with the Florida citrus industry. She attended Rollins College in Winter Park, just outside Orlando, and earned a master’s degree in communications from the University of Florida.
Born and raised in Central Florida, Wohl has traveled to 18 foreign countries and has organized many girls’ getaways to nearly 20 different cities.
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Hi Casey,
I hope all is well.
Check out this group where you can brag about what you have accomplished in life!
Hope to see you there : )
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Cool! I was reading some of your stuff on GoGirlfriend: http://www.gogirlfriend.com/contributors/casey-wohl
Can’t wait to read more here!
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Hello everyone! It is Casey Wohl…The Getaway Girl! I am very excited to be a part of fabulously40.com.
Women always ask me for suggestions for planning their next Girls Getaway trip. Here are a few tips:
1. Setting a Date: Set a date(s) for your Girls Getaway far in advance. Everyone’s schedule is very busy, so be sure and set your date(s) at least several months ahead of time. This is often that hardest part of a trip, so don’t wait too long.
2. Discuss Expectations: When traveling with a group of girls, everyone may have different expectations for the getaway. Some may want to shop, some may want to lounge by the pool and some may want spa time. By discussing expectations ahead of time, everyone can spend the getaway doing what they want to do and still be a part of the group.
3. Budgeting: Get an idea of how much everyone plans to spend. People have different budgets; however, if you discuss budgets prior to planning, it will help you target appropriate venues and activities.
4. Reservations: The best places always book quickly, so make as many reservations in advance as you can for hotel, restaurants, spa, show tickets, cultural attractions and other activities. The more reservations you can make ahead of time, the more organized your trip will be.
5. Designate a Getaway Organizer: I always find it helpful to have one getaway organizer. That person can take care of reservations or ask others in the group to handle pre-planning tasks. With one person in charge, your group can be assured everything is taken care of before the getaway begins.
I hope this helps some of you plan your next trip and “Leave Your Baggage at Home!”
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