G'd day, eh!

I'm Robert Klein, your Vacation Consultant. You can meet me right here in the Calgary Kensington Expedia Cruises location next to the Side Street pub.

I'll tell ya, travel has a way of getting under your skin. And once you hit 50, it changes. It's less about checking boxes and more about the experience. Who you're with. What you see. How you feel when you get home.

That's the kind of travel I love to help plan.

Every way to travel. Overseas or closer to home, I can help with vacation packages, all-inclusive resorts, coach and rail tours, home and villa rentals, travel insurance, plus flights, hotels, car rentals, activities and excursions.

Cruises are a big part of what we do. Ocean or river. Big ship or small. Themed, luxury, or a quick budget-friendly getaway. I can help you sort through the top cruise lines in the world and find the one that actually fits you. Plus, you get the added benefit of long-time cruisers in-store.

Book whatever way suits you. Phone, email, in one of our Lakeview or Kensington Expedia Cruises stores, or online. However you book, you'll still have a real person from your own community in your corner - that's me. And I'm one of more than 6,100 Vacation Consultants across the country who are passionate travellers themselves.

Backed by Expedia. Expedia is the #1 name in travel, and I get to tap into those resources to find good deals, available upgrades, and the little extras that add value to your trip.

Great partners. Our cruise and land suppliers are award-winning at what they do. I'll help you compare your options and take advantage of promotions and exclusive Expedia bonuses along the way.

Most of all, I look forward to sharing this love of travel with you. Whether you've got a trip half-planned or just a "someday" idea floating around, I'd be glad to talk it through. No pressure at all.

Tell me about yourself here and get yourself added to a valued contest or drop in for a visit at the Kensington Expedia Cruises store.

The Perfect Time for Vacation Planning is Now, Robert Klein