Salsa HolidayA salsa holiday is an organized trip to a salsa related destination complete with classes, entertainment, parties, cocktails, sight seeing, and most importantly relaxation. These trips are most often package deals that include hotel accommodations, dance classes every day, organized parties, meals, tour guides to help you navigate around destinations, and plenty of time to explore the sights. Holidays can last from just a couple days to a week or more. Dance holidays also come in other styles like tango, flamenco, belly dancing, ballroom, swing, and Bollywood.
Great opportunity for beginners 
Salsa holidays can take you to thousands of cities in just about every country that has a word for salsa. These trips are usually open to anyone who wishes to attend, but also come tailored to individuals, singles, couples, youths, and the elderly. A holiday is a great opportunity for beginners, as they can become fully immersed in the dance, culture, language, and people of salsa. Often for a higher price, a holiday can be customized to your specific interests. Trips can also be customized for your large group, whether it be your family or dance company. These trips come in small groups of say fifteen to twenty people but can also be large groups of one hundred or more. Many of the more popular and larger holidays feature celebrity and guest instructors as well as renowned live bands.
Meet new people 
Salsa holidays are a great opportunity to meet new and different people. Some companies prefer that if traveling alone, you get a roommate. However, you can most always upgrade to better accommodations or choose a friend to stay with. Since everything is generally paid for in advance, including all of the classes, participants are able to feel free to attend or skip as many social functions and classes as they see fit. It is a holiday in the strictest sense allowing you to do what you want when you want to, including as much salsa dancing as your legs can handle.
Salsa culture Consider a holiday to a destination you have never visited, or better yet to a country known for its salsa culture. A trip to a Latin country like Cuba, Puerto Rico, Colombia, or the Caribbean, to name just a few, are great choices. Not only will you be able to dance salsa in a renowned salsa hot spot, you can witness the history of salsa and dance with locals in clubs. From "Salsa Holiday" back to "Homepage"
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