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Meet Your Tour Manager: Rose Gray
Now with over three decades in the travel industry, Rose Gray started her career off as a vacation travel consultant. From there, she experienced all walks of travel life as a business travel agent, branch manager, manager of business development as well as work with an airline. She also holds a bachelor’s degree from Lakeland College in addition to her Certified Travel Certification (CTC) from the Institute of Certified Travel Consultants.
Today, Rose works as Fox’s Business Relationship Director in addition to living out her true passion as a Tour Manager on Fox Group Vacations, accompanying clients on their travel adventures. If you travel with Rose, you’ll often find her sharing tips and advice as she loves to introduce people to a new world of culture and excitement.
In addition to traveling with her on trips ranging from Alaska to Vietnam, you can catch Rose on the Fox World Travel Show, heard on WTMJ on Saturday mornings from 9 – 10 a.m.
Rose’s travels have taken her to all corners of the globe from northern Reykjavik, Iceland to southern Porto Montt, Chile and from western Vanuatu to Eastern Singapore. Even after traveling to this portfolio of destinations, her favorite vacation is still Arizona in March for Brewers’ Spring Training.
If you would like to travel with Rose Gray, check out our upcoming Fox Group Vacations.
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Rose, please help. I want to go to St Maarten for our 40th anniversary but my wife is too skeptical without your professional assurance that it’s a beautiful, safe, fun destination. Please confirm, thanks, Bob
Thank you for reaching out Bob. Rose will contact you directly by email to follow-up on your questions. Have a great day!
Hi Rose –
Are you still a fan of the Tryall resort in Jamaica? I remember hearing you talk about it a few years ago on WTMJ. I especially like the idea of a private chef and Club Mobay at the airport. We would like to take our family on vacation in April 2023 (6 adults, three kiddos who will be six, three and 1.5 years old by then). Any other ideas you have along this line would be appreciated. Thank you!
Good morning Rose! My wife and I are contemplating the Hawaiian Island trip scheduled for March 2023. Yhis would be our first time taking a group trip like this. The itinerary looks great. My question is are there any ‘must see’ places that are NOT covered in the trip that could be scheduled for some of the free time that is available? Also, will you be discussing this trip on your Saturday morning WTMJ radio show anytime soon? Thank you!
Hi Kevin,
Here is what Rose has to share!
Best of the Hawaiian Islands, March 6 – 16, 2023. This itinerary includes three islands, Oahu, the Big Island of Hawaii and Maui. I love this itinerary because it features so many Hawaiian highlights but also gives you free time. Day 3 is a free day on Oahu. You might consider visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center – https://www.polynesia.com/ or spend the day on the beach – https://www.gohawaii.com/islands/oahu/regions/honolulu/Waikiki. And although it might be considered “touristy”, I love to have lunch at Dukes – https://www.gohawaii.com/islands/oahu/regions/honolulu/Waikiki (insider tip, go during “off hours”).
Day 6 is a free day in Kona (if I was going to live in Hawaii, this would be my choice!). This is a fabulous town to explore; very pedestrian. If you’re looking for a more adventurous day, check this out – https://www.lovebigisland.com/kailua-kona/activities/. I’m usually “lazy” when I am in Kona but hope one day to snorkel at Kealakekua Bay – https://www.lovebigisland.com/kealakekua-bay/. Recommendation for lunch or dinner – Fish Hopper – https://www.fishhopperkona.com/
Day 9 is your free day on Maui. The itinerary on our website suggests the Road to Hana (take your Dramamine) or an excursion to Haleakala National Park; both are great options. Also, you do have some time on Day 7 to visit Lahaina, but you may want to return as this little whaling village is full of history and great restaurants!
I’m looking for recommendations in Cozumel for April 2023. Looking all inclusive with children. Thank you!
Thank you for reaching out! The best way to source vacation options is to connect with one of our amazing travel advisors. Here is the link. https://www.foxworldtravel.com/agents/
Thank you and happy travels!
Hi Rose,
My husband and I are interesting in planning a Trip to Italy this year to Celebrate our 35th Wedding Anniversary and my 60th Birthday. We’d love to speak with you to get our plans underway.
Thank you!
Thea & Tim
Hello Rose,
We were thinking of going to Paris next year until we realized the summer Olympics
are taking place there. Would you recommend waiting until 2025? If not, would it
be better to go before or after the games?
Hello Sandy! I recommend avoiding Pairs during the Olympics due to the crowds and prices of hotels, airfare, etc. If you would still like to go in 2024, going before or after is my recommendation!