Charles Ralston
Based in Atlanta
English
Charles Ralston
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My Story
ATL-based former road warrior and points/miles fanatic. To me, the destination is just part of the journey.
Travel Style
I’m a former tech road warrior who enjoys figuring out all the ways to get somewhere (and for the best deal at the pointy end of the plane). I’m passionate about finding new places while also exploring old favorites, such as finding the best local cuisine.
I strive to combine the right overall experience for a trip’s budget for both business and personal travel. Let’s put something together!
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Reviews (6)
Alex K.
4 months ago
Super service for a complex travel itinerary.
Steven J.
7 months ago
Super attentive and available
Matt C.
10 months ago
Charles made planning an international vacation easy and stress free! He communicated with the hotel and made arrangements for our stay, even down to the restaurant reservations and baby sitters. Everything went off without a hitch. Loved that he provided an itinerary for us so we knew where to be and when. Would 100% work with him again. Looking forward to our next vacation.
Stephanie C.
a year ago
Charles was wonderful to work with on this vacation! He considered our interests, locations, and budget and found us some really great destinations to consider. He provided numerous options which all differentiated themselves from the other and made it really easy to narrow down our ideal vacation spot. He also provided insight into new locations we had not considered or researched previously. I look forward to the next vacation which can be booked with Charles!
Chris J.
a year ago
Charles made the entire process easy and seamless. I saddled Charles with the tough task of finding us the ideal location and really only gave him 3 very vague geographies and a premium on family amenities, a spa for the wife and the ability to eat and relax all under one roof. This was a semi-last minute baby moon getaway for the 3 of us, and Charles checked all the boxes and many more. The perks that came with using Charles and Fora were a nice added bonus to the overall experience. I will be sharing Charles’s contact information with family and friends for their travel needs.
Alex K.
4 months ago
Super service for a complex travel itinerary.
Steven J.
7 months ago
Super attentive and available
Matt C.
10 months ago
Charles made planning an international vacation easy and stress free! He communicated with the hotel and made arrangements for our stay, even down to the restaurant reservations and baby sitters. Everything went off without a hitch. Loved that he provided an itinerary for us so we knew where to be and when. Would 100% work with him again. Looking forward to our next vacation.
Stephanie C.
a year ago
Charles was wonderful to work with on this vacation! He considered our interests, locations, and budget and found us some really great destinations to consider. He provided numerous options which all differentiated themselves from the other and made it really easy to narrow down our ideal vacation spot. He also provided insight into new locations we had not considered or researched previously. I look forward to the next vacation which can be booked with Charles!
Travel ideas (1)
Atolls, AvGeeks & History: An Island Hopper Adventure
There are few experiences that blend aviation geekery, nostalgia, and logistical/frequent flyer finesse quite like the Island Hopper. This trip—an airline journey that makes short stops at five small islands between Honolulu and Guam, allowing the option for exploration at each one—has been on my list for years, not just for the unique route, but also for the chance to fly across remote Pacific atolls where history, strategy, and humanity intersect in fascinating ways. I’ve always had a fascination with this part of the world and love the visual aspect of atolls. It’s very easy to go down a Wikipedia rabbit hole on the history of each island, but I’ll spare you all the details there and let you have fun with that yourselves.
Atolls, AvGeeks & History: An Island Hopper Adventure
There are few experiences that blend aviation geekery, nostalgia, and logistical/frequent flyer finesse quite like the Island Hopper. This trip—an airline journey that makes short stops at five small islands between Honolulu and Guam, allowing the option for exploration at each one—has been on my list for years, not just for the unique route, but also for the chance to fly across remote Pacific atolls where history, strategy, and humanity intersect in fascinating ways. I’ve always had a fascination with this part of the world and love the visual aspect of atolls. It’s very easy to go down a Wikipedia rabbit hole on the history of each island, but I’ll spare you all the details there and let you have fun with that yourselves.
Atolls, AvGeeks & History: An Island Hopper Adventure
There are few experiences that blend aviation geekery, nostalgia, and logistical/frequent flyer finesse quite like the Island Hopper. This trip—an airline journey that makes short stops at five small islands between Honolulu and Guam, allowing the option for exploration at each one—has been on my list for years, not just for the unique route, but also for the chance to fly across remote Pacific atolls where history, strategy, and humanity intersect in fascinating ways. I’ve always had a fascination with this part of the world and love the visual aspect of atolls. It’s very easy to go down a Wikipedia rabbit hole on the history of each island, but I’ll spare you all the details there and let you have fun with that yourselves.
Atolls, AvGeeks & History: An Island Hopper Adventure
There are few experiences that blend aviation geekery, nostalgia, and logistical/frequent flyer finesse quite like the Island Hopper. This trip—an airline journey that makes short stops at five small islands between Honolulu and Guam, allowing the option for exploration at each one—has been on my list for years, not just for the unique route, but also for the chance to fly across remote Pacific atolls where history, strategy, and humanity intersect in fascinating ways. I’ve always had a fascination with this part of the world and love the visual aspect of atolls. It’s very easy to go down a Wikipedia rabbit hole on the history of each island, but I’ll spare you all the details there and let you have fun with that yourselves.