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Agent Spotlight - Betsy

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Get to know Agent Besty in this week's edition of Agent Spotlight!

Name:​  Betsy Ferguson
Kingdom Konsultant Travel 
Beyond the Kingdom Travel

Find me on…
Facebook: @betsy.ferguson.79
Instagram: @betsyferg

I specialize in… All Disney Destinations, Universal, Cruises and European River Cruises, Europe Vacations, The Hawaiian Islands.  There’s a whole big World out there!

Where do you call home?  My family lives in NJ.

What was your dream job when you were 10 years old?  I wanted a job working with horses.

Why did you become a travel agent?  Traveling is my passion!  I have been exploring my entire life.  My experience and travel knowledge can lead you to a stress-free vacation plan!

Favorite vacation destination?  Sanibel Island, FL. searching for seashells

This or that:
  • Mickey or Minnie:  Minnie
  • Mickey pretzel or Mickey ice cream: Mickey pretzel
  • Star Wars or Avatar:  Avatar
  • Tomorrowland or Fantasyland: Fantasyland
  • Rope drop or close down the park: Rope Drop, but it is also amazing to walk out of an almost empty park!
  • Mickey’s Not So Scary or Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas: Mickey’s Not Scary, I love both parties, but I like the Halloween Parade best.
  • Flower and Garden or Food and Wine: Both!  I love the specialty Food Booths!!
Disney Favorites:
  • Disney Resort: ​Beach Club/Yacht Club or the Polynesian
  • Disney attraction:  Avatar
  • Disney restaurant: Boma
  • Disney snack: Dole Whip!  Yum!
  • Souvenir: Photos!
  • Movie:  Aristocats
Earliest Disney vacation memory?  I was 10 or 12, and the park was soooo big!

Where have you traveled aside from Walt Disney World?
Florida, Myrtle Beach, Chincoteague Island, Albuquerque & Santa Fe- the Balloon Fiesta is great!!, California- LA and Anaheim, San Francisco, Hawaii & Islands and  Honolulu/Oahu, Alaska inside passage cruise, lived in Aix-en-Provence, France for 6 months, Europe, Moscow, Leningrad,  Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney Australia, Kenya & Tanzania……

DCL Castaway Cay
A bit more about you:
  • Favorite TV Show: ​The Blacklist, Hawaii 5-O, NCIS: LA
  • Favorite Hobby: Horsin' around at the Horse Barn
  • Favorite Color:  Red
  • Favorite Book: Favorite authors currently: Nora Roberts and Janet Evanovich 
  • Favorite Sport/Sports Team: Green Bay Packers!  I’m a Cheesehead! Go Pack!
  • Hogwarts House: Ravenclaw



Let me help your family plan the perfect vacation!  Betsy@kingdomkonsultant.com
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  1. UnknownJune 21, 2020 at 8:44 AM

    You made a three day stop at Disney into a wonderful getaway. Thank you.

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