Georgia, Georgia on my mind. I can see why Ray Charles couldn't help but sing about this amazing southern coastal state. For us it is all about Savannah, filled with cobblestone streets, manicured parks, horse-drawn carriages, historic live oak trees and antebellum architecture. This historic city is a short drive from Atlanta and an escape from the mundane.

Strolling the streets can fill a day looking at beautiful homes, historic churches and eating real southern food. If you're like us you'll eat entirely too many fried green tomatoes or a pound (or 2) of butter at Paula Dean's restaurant. Luckily one of the best ways around the city is the Old Town Trolleys that let you hop on and off all day and see the city while sitting back seeing over 100 points of interest along the way.

For those with a darker side, historic cemetery and ghost tours are an alternative to the normal night life. Filled with some goosebumps and a little historical facts and folklore. Definitely a way to mix up an otherwise proper southern vacation.

What could possibly be cool about a town with no cars? Well you can literally ski from Switzerland to Italy. This mountain resort is known for outdoor sports like skiing, climbing and hiking. The town, with an elevation of around 5250 ft, lies below the iconic Matterhorn peak. The main street Bahnhostrasse is lines with boutique shops, restaurants and hotels. The perfect European vacation for relaxation, outdoor adventure and history.

We just had the coolest, least chill, trip to Jamaica EVER! Why? Because we took the team and visited 14 resorts in 5 days and attended a destination wedding for one of our brides.

Why would we do something so hectic in one of the most chill places in this hemisphere? Research. We wanted our agents to know what every resort had to offer so they could tell you first hand that Sandals Montego Bay has the best Bob Marley, Round Hill Villas has the best infinity pool and Breathless Resorts rooftop bar and pool has the most epic views.