Wow! What a summer for Los Angeles and Beverly Hills with Glitterati Tours. We were nearly booked solid from mid-June through mid-August. Many days, we turned down about a dozen tours from referrals, international travel agents, and our concierge family at many of the local 5-star hotels throughout Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Santa Monica. August has been incredibly unpredictable. Thus far, in like a lion and out like a lamb. As we write this, the end of August has dropped off we pre-bookings. As school schedules change year by year, this inevitably changes the tourism season. Years ago, it was almost guaranteed that September 15th was a back-to-school date nationwide. Not the case anyone.
Los Angeles and Beverly Hills Landmarks
This summer, like all the others, we were happy to host a world map of visitors. As usual, the majority of our guests were from spots like the United States, Canada, The United Kingdom, and Australia, but we also welcomed visitors from Brazil, Dubai, Mexico, Nigeria, Russia, Pakistan, India, China, Japan, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, France, South Africa, Belgium, Germany, Iran, Armenia, Portugal, New Zealand, Italy, Iceland, Indonesia, and countless other countries. They all had one goal — see the best of Los Angeles and Beverly Hills in a private tour. Our introduction to the city lead them on to great self-guided locations such as The Grove and The Farmer’s Market, The Getty Center, and The Petersen Automotive Museum. We also introduced them to hotspots for dining like Mastro’s Steakhouse Beverly Hills, The Palm Restaurant, Craig’s in West Hollywood, Cecconi’s and Madeo Italian Restaurant. It’s what we do!
The Grove and Farmers Market Los Angeles
While we slowed down a bit for now, there’s no better time to book your Los Angeles and Beverly Hills tour for fall, winter and beyond then right now. We will certainly book up solid during the holidays of December and January. Who plays at the Rose Bowl game every year can certainly change things drastically. A few years back, a Texas team played an Alabama team. Every street in Beverly Hills was colored with red and orange jerseys. Every restaurant, hotel, private tour in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, and venue was fully booked during this period.
Plan ahead!
