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A quick note to say how much my friends and I enjoyed the walking tours of Boston you led for us--delightfully informative. Your obvious knowledge of the people and events that make up Boston's history was infectious. You may remember me asking about South Boston. Based on your recommendation, I read Michael Patrick McDonald's book "All Souls." I loved the book and went out and bought copies for those who were on the tour with me. I now wish we had done a walking tour of Southie. Next time! Clifford A. Webster Thanks again for a wonderful day. The spouses truly enjoyed themselves and your expertise of the city. Debbie Santasania, Consultant, Conferences and Conventions Just wanted to say thanks and give you an update on our trip. It was awesome and we loved it! The info you gave us really got us started in the right direction. We would often refer back to your plans and itin and then venture off from there. Rusty Freeman, Marble Falls, TX I want to thank you for your help for organizing our social events! We really enjoyed Hamersleys and Sel de la Terre. We had great evenings with our customers! Thank you very much! All the best from Switzerland. Andreas Stadler, Product Manager Virology Maryglenn is fantastic! I was looking for someone unique that could relate to the needs of my European clients. Maryglenn was all that and more! Alyssa Zonghetti, Clinical Event Specialist Just a note to let you know how much we enjoyed our tour with you yesterday. You got the interest up about our nation's beginnings in all of us. You made the tour very educational as well as interesting. If we end up taking our daughter on a trip up here, we will give you a call and arrange another tour. We will certainly recommend you to anyone coming this way. "Maryglenn was excellent -- in a word. She showed up early to pick us up from the hotel, gave a wonderful driving tour of Boston and showed us the highlights of Cambridge. Her knowledge of Boston was impressive, including that she even pointed out a few things we should do and the places to eat. She dropped us off right at our Duck Tour, understanding we wanted to be there on time. Maryglenn is on the top of my list for Boston, which is a great place to be on my list, considering the huge travel agency that I work for." Darren and Lia C., Fort Collins, CO Over a short 4th of July weekend my wife and I along with our four daughters ages 9 to 18 visited Boston. We wanted our kids to experience the history of such a terrific city so we searched for a tour guide to meet our needs. After exchanging emails with several potential guides we hired Maryglenn. She promised to tailor a tour just for our family and make it fun for all of us. She really came through! Keeping the attention of 4 girls is not easy but she did a great job. She was knowledgable, fun, quick paced, adaptable and a great story teller. They loved the Boston Garden walk and tour of the shopping district. My wife and I enjoyed it all especially Old North Church and the North End walk. If you want to experience the real Boston and have fun along the way then you must call or email Maryglenn. The next time the Williams family comes to Beantown we are calling her first. When I found out that my brother would be in Boston for a two-day business trip I decided that a personal tour would be an original gift. I I searched the internet for a tour company and found "Boston Your Way." I liked what I read on Maryglenn's site and was convinced that I'd found the right guide after speaking with her - my impression couldn't have been more accurate. Maryglenn's interesting and well-informed tour was made even more notable by her outstanding service. My brother's plane arrived late and his suitcase was lost - Maryglenn checked the airline's site to determine his arrival time, met him at his hotel (two hours after the time initially scheduled for the tour) and even offered to take him to a department store to buy some essentials! A potentially disgruntled stop
on a nondescript business trip became a memorable afternoon thanks to
Maryglenn's attention to detail and personable manner. We highly recommend the exceptional tour service offered by "Boston Your Way." I was hosting a friend from Iraq when we wound up in Boston for a few days. The weather wasn’t cooperating, serving up cool with spotty rain. But thanks to Boston Your Way, and especially Maryglenn, we enjoyed an intimate and comprehensive view of this charming city from the luxurious comfort of a spacious SUV. In Cambridge we stopped for a coffee in the fabulous Frank Gehry building at MIT. We navigated narrow streets to historic landmarks and took in modern architectural landmarks from broad sweeping vistas. All the while Maryglenn provided solid information—facts with interesting anecdotes. Both my friend and I felt that we’d had a taste of the real Boston when our private tour ended. I had asked Maryglenn to recommend a restaurant for dinner and we chose Hamersley’s Bistro on Tremont Street, a lovely conclusion to our tour of this memorable city. We had a great time. We loved the tour and got a great sense of Boston’s history. I had so much fun hearing your narrative and seeing the lollipop map. We want to thank you for your gracious hospitality during our walking tour. We felt like we were a part of history as we walked the streets and visited the numerous historical sites that Boston has to offer. We loved the sights, sounds and flavors of the Italian district, especially the Fisherman's Festival. Boston is definitely a walking city - no need for a car when the T will take you wherever you want to go. We highly recommend the harbor tour at sunset. Larry, Mitz and Alexandra Diemer, The farmers from Minnesota Bravo Maryglenn! My sales team was thoroughly entertained and impressed with your professionalism and attention to detail on our most recent excursion. Your humor and personal touch charmed my group and gave them wonderful memories to take home. Thanks for helping us create an interesting and unique sales setting by allowing us to stop, look, laugh and enjoy your beautiful city. Christopher Stewart Rick Dean, Regional Vice President, Sentillion Corporation, Andover, MA Definitely worth it!! The touring was fun. Not typical. I had been to Boston three times, but my wife had not been there before, and she prefers to take private tours. I thought I knew the history. Maryglenn showed us so much more –with stories and details and opinions about living in Boston. Scott Andrews, Miami, FL I would like to thank you very much indeed for organising such an interesting tour for me, when I was in Boston recently. I particularly enjoyed seeing some sights, that were ‘off the beaten track’, and learning about things that are not included in any guide book. You are obviously very knowledgeable on your subject and you made the tour very enjoyable. I felt that the trip was very well planned, to maximise the time available, and I enjoyed being transported in excellent comfort. I would be happy to recommend Boston Your Way to any visitor to Boston, and I wish you all the very best. I look forward to having the opportunity to visit Boston again, and hope that you can plan to show me some more of your wonderful city. Jane Rifkin, London, England_______________________________________________________ I wanted to say 'Thank You' for such a wonderful tour of Boston. I Thanks Again! I want to thank you for your informative and comfortable tour of Boston. We will certainly recommend your company to our friends and colleagues when they visit Boston.
From Weekend in Back Bay, Boston; Judith Ritter; Air Canada OnAir Magazine, December 2007 The classiest introduction to Boston is a town-car tour with Maryglenn Vincens' Boston Your Way. Vincens customizes itineraries for the been-there-done-that crowd. Gaze through the limo's tinted windows at centuries-old city streets, then have your chauffeur stop at the Kennedy Library and Museum.... _______________________________________________________ From Independent Shore Excursions in New England and Canada, Judy Zimmerman, The Avid Cruiser, April 3, 2007 Back in Boston, we decided against taking the city’s popular Duck Tour in a World War II landing craft painted to look like a garish carnival ride. As it drove right into the Charles River, the guide encouraged passengers to continue their “quack-quack-quack-ing. Instead, a private guide met us at the hotel for “Boston Your Way”, a tour more appealing to a National Public Radio audience. While Maryglenn Vincens' tours don’t have a lot of dazzle, she really knows her “stuff” and can take a car into the narrow streets of North End and Beacon Hill where the long line of tourist busses do not go. _______________________________________________________ From Boston Cityscape, Molly Rose Teuke, Midwest Airlines Magazine, September/October 2006 We headed to the trendy South End with Maryglenn Vincens of custom tour company Boston Your Way. This is the largest Victorian rowhouse district in the country...[and it] calls for leisurely strolling. Vincens guides us to what becomes my favorite lane in all of Boston: Public Alley 705, a narrow walkway through the Berkeley Community Garden.
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