Top Destinations for honeymoon packages 2012
It is every engaged couple’s dream to experience one of the honeymoon packages 2012 that are being offered today by travel agencies. For many, the honeymoon period is the best opportunity for spending a romantic holiday while discovering the beauty and culture of a foreign country. If you are considering a vacation overseas but haven’t done a research yet, read the rest of this article to find out interesting information about the top destinations for honeymooners.
Asia: Oriental-Style Honeymoon Packages 2012
When it comes to honeymoon packages 2012, Asia gives you a lot of reasons to consider spending the vacation in the continent. Its rich culture, abundant tropical beaches and World Heritage Sites have become instant crowd pullers. In fact, most Asian countries rank high in the top honeymoon destinations in the world.
India – Fall in love all over again under the shadows of Taj Mahal, a magnificent white marble mausoleum that was built in memory of an emperor’s favorite wife. The honeymoon trip is not complete without taking on a gastronomic adventure and discovering authentic Indian cuisine of chili and curry powders.
Thailand – A home to the globally-famous coastlines, Thailand is a place of perpetual summer. Phuket hosts a series of beachfront resorts for a relaxing tropical holiday. If beach bumming is not your thing, you may choose Bangkok for a tour of the Great Palace and the venerated Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Japan – Japan during the spring season offers a great honeymoon experience as it uncovers the beauty of sakura or cherry blossom. The hanami or cherry blossom viewing is best enjoyed near the snow-capped Mt. Fuji.
European Holiday Honeymoon Packages 2012: A Place for the Romantics
Castles, ruins, centuries-old structures—you name it, Europe has it. The continent’s primary charm
lies on its rich heritage. Europe hosts a lot of honeymoon packages 2012 these days.
Italy – In this place, love springs eternal. Take a gondola ride at Venice and experience being transported back in time, or take your loved one on a tour of Rome’s Coliseum.
England – Ever wondered how it feels to live like the royalties? Take a chance by discovering England’s castles or feel like king and queen of the world while aboard the London Eye.
France – Hit the French capital to experience a lovely dinner near the Eiffel Tower.
The Caribbean Dream
Once a secluded paradise, the Caribbean is now a subject of admiration in the tourism industry. Most of the honeymoon packages 2012 are headed to Jamaica and the Bahamas.
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Honeymoon Destinations 2012
Jenny asks…
An intimate island wedding for two?
We’re looking to get married on Jan 7, 2012. I wanted to have a very small (bride & groom plus witnesses) ceremony on an island (maybe Hawaii, VI, PR) that we can also honeymoon. We want the budget to remain under $2000. Any suggestions on websites or any inexpensive destinations that are within my budget? I do prefer an all inclusive location so everything is paid for together… please help. And also, we’ll probably be leaving from Charlotte, NC…
admin answers:
Yikes–I don’t think $2000 is enough for a destination wedding AND a honeymoon! Add airfare to that and you are sunk!
Laura asks…
Help me plan my Malaysia holiday?
Hello
I have always been helped by helpful advisors on this website. So here I go again before arranging my holiday plan in December.
I am going to kl from London on 21 dec 2011 and returning back on 1 jan 2012. Please help me suggest a itenary as which places to go in Malaysia. I atleast want to cover 3-4 destinations.
I have been to Malaysia before and I visit kl- Penang and langkawi. All three were amazing destinations and I travelled nearly 3 years ago for my honeymoon. Me and my husband both want to go penang (for food and watersports) and kl for sure but not sure about the additional destination, which one to pick. My husband would like to go to eastern Malaysia but he hasn’t looked into journey time and all plus we are travelling with my 18 months old daughter. I don’t want to waste lot of time travelling and doin long journeys as with a baby as it is very challenging.
I m really confused on what to do or what not to do.
Please help me and guide me in the right direction 
admin answers:
I recommend you to go to Melaka(Malacca)!! Melaka is one of famous place in Malaysia and it’s not too far away from KL. It takes about 1-2 hours from KL to Melaka by bus.
I went there 2 month ago and had amazing time there. I prefer Melaka than KL. You can see history of Malaysia and it’s quite diffirent mood from KL. I have stayed in an accommondation by a riverside for 2nights. The view from the accommondation was awesome and also the accommodation was clean, comfotable and cheap!! They have night market on weekends. You can try many foods and get some Malaysian stuff there.
Mark asks…
Destination wedding questions?
My fiance and I had planned to have a wedding near our home town, in Illinois in June 2012. Recently, we have to post-pone the wedding due to the fact I haven’t been working full-time. We have informed the bridal party as well as close family and friends, had planned on have roughly 150 guests, which we already received most of their contact information. However,after dealing with the stress of finding a decent location around our area(which seems almost impossible) and the employment issue got us to thinking….about a destination wedding to Jamaica ( of course, once I start working full-time again)., a small intimate wedding is more of what we would want, we are a very laid back couple. This leads me to a few questions, what do I tell all of the 150 guests that I informed of the wedding and asked for their contact info to send invitations too. Also, We had/have a decent size bridal party 10(total bridesmaids and groomsmen) the bridesmaids already ordered their dresses. I would like to keep them all but if we do the destination wedding I don’t know if we can afford to pay for all of their expenses (travel, lodging cost, etc.), I assume we are supposed to pay for them seeing as how we asked them to be a part of our wedding. I was thinking about having my best friend and just my sister in the bridal party but I’m not sure how the others would feel. Now, when it comes to guests, are we responsible for paying their costs? Who should I invite and who should I cut? Would really like to keep it small and intimate We would probably stay for our honeymoon as well.. how long would guests stay? I really know NOTHING about a destination wedding and this is all new to us. ANY advice is greatly appreciated!
Sorry if this is a scattered, that’s how my brain is right now…
admin answers:
Destination weddings are generally considered to be in very poor taste. They end up placing an unfair hardship on those in the wedding party or anyone wishing to attend. Think of the financial burden of the costs of travel and lodging, along with the time and scheduling constraints. Some may not be able to attend due to costs, time, or health concerns. You will also leave those who want to see your wedding feeling hurt that they could not attend. Even if you paid for everyones travel and lodging, the hassle of travel and scheduling still places a burden on people. It would also be rude to un-ask part of your wedding party because you want to cut back on wedding expenses for yourself. Your family may say that they are fine with it -but believe me, they will think you are being rude. It’s kind of like taking the entire wedding party on your honeymoon! About the only people who really seem to like the idea are those in the travel industry. Sometimes unwary couples get suckered into a destination wedding by the hype at those wedding fairs. Don’t fall for it. There must be a local venue that will be far better for you and your guests. Everyone that I have known that has had a destination wedding has regretted it.
Have a destination honeymoon, NOT a destination wedding.
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