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Reunions

Family and military reunion travel

Family reunions and military unit reunions need a place for everyone to stay, a room to gather in and a plan that works for every generation. We handle the hotel block, the hospitality suite or the whole reunion cruise.

What gets in the way

We know how reunions plan trips

Everyone books at a different time

Some relatives book a year out, others the week before. The block needs a cut-off date that works.

You need a place to gather

A hospitality suite or meeting room is the heart of most reunions.

How we help

Built for reunions

  • Courtesy room blocks so the organizer isn't billed for rooms relatives don't use
  • Hospitality suites and banquet space requested with the block
  • Multigenerational cruises with something for every age

Start a group request

Three quick questions, then tell us how to reach you. No cost and no deposit to ask.

Next: your contact details and a few trip specifics. About 3 minutes.

Trip ideas

Trips that work well for reunions

Examples, not scheduled departures
Hotel room block

Unit reunion weekend

A room block with a hospitality suite open all weekend and a Saturday banquet.

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Group cruise

Family reunion cruise

A 5-night sailing with a group dinner each night and connecting cabins for families.

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Questions

What reunions usually ask

What's a hospitality suite?

A suite or meeting room reserved for the group to gather in. It's often the center of a military reunion.

Will I be billed if relatives don't book?

Not with a courtesy block. Unused rooms are released at the cut-off date.

Ready to plan your group's trip?

Call 888-531-1888 · Text 702-907-0404