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Rey Alton

Bellaire, TX

Travel Lifestyle Specialist

The process of planning, coordinating, booking, and managing travel arrangements can be a daunting experience.  But, with a seasoned and respected travel advisor, your travel planning experience will be streamlined and hassle-free. With more than ...
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The process of planning, coordinating, booking, and managing travel arrangements can be a daunting experience.  But, with a seasoned and respected travel advisor, your travel planning experience will be streamlined and hassle-free. With more than 25 years of travel industry experience, Rey specializes in providing knowledge-based guidance to corporate, government, higher education, and leisure travelers. Rey is committed to providing his clients with honest and straightforward advice throughout the travel planning process.  He places a special emphasis on being responsive to his clients’ needs while making each client feel comfortable and equipped to make informed travel decisions. Rey thrives on helping people fulfill their travel goals and dreams. As an experienced world traveler who has visited six continents and 45 countries, Rey uses his first-hand knowledge to help guide and advise his clients.   Rey has worked in the travel industry for more than 25 years and has experience with travel brands such as American Express, Carlson Wagonlit Travel, and Travel Leaders. A native Houstonian, Rey enjoys spending time with his young family, volunteering with the Boy Scouts of America, and practicing yoga.  Rey also serves as a frequent travel expert on local television networks, including ABC News-KTRK-13, Fox Morning News KRIV-26, and Great Day Houston-KHOU 11. He has been quoted in the New York Times, Travel Weekly, and CNN.com.Rey graduated from Hampton University with honors in 1995 with a degree in History.                  

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Spanish Town Travel Agent Expert

Spanish Town, located just west of Kingston, is one of Jamaica’s oldest and most historically significant towns. Once the island's capital under Spanish and British rule, it features colonial architecture, including the iconic Old King's House and the Cathedral of St. Jago de la Vega. Today, Spanish Town offers a glimpse into Jamaica’s colonial past, with a mix of heritage sites and local culture.   

Top 5 Places to Visit in Spanish Town, Jamaica:

• Old King’s House – A historic 18th-century building that once served as the official residence of Jamaica’s governors.


• St. Jago de la Vega Cathedral – The oldest Anglican cathedral outside of England, with impressive architecture and deep historical roots.


• Spanish Town Square – A central area surrounded by colonial-era buildings, ideal for exploring Jamaica’s historical legacy.


• Rodney’s Memorial – A stone monument honoring Admiral George Rodney, located in the heart of the town square.


• Flat Bridge (nearby) – A historic and narrow bridge over the Rio Cobre River, offering scenic views and a glimpse into Jamaica’s past infrastructure.

Top 10 Activities in Spanish Town, Jamaica:

• Tour colonial landmarks – Walk through the town center and explore historic buildings and monuments.


• Visit the Cathedral of St. Jago de la Vega – Admire its architecture and attend a service or guided tour.


• Explore the Old King’s House ruins – Learn about Jamaica's colonial governance and architecture.


• Stroll through Spanish Town Square – Enjoy the local vibe and view centuries-old structures.


• Take photos at Rodney’s Memorial – Capture the iconic statue and surrounding historical features.


• Shop at local markets – Experience authentic Jamaican street markets with food, crafts, and daily life.


• Visit the Rio Cobre River – Take in natural views and learn about the river's role in local history.


• Explore local eateries – Sample traditional Jamaican dishes from small restaurants and street vendors.


• Attend a cultural or church event – Connect with the community through music, religion, or festivals.


• Drive across Flat Bridge – Take a short scenic drive and admire one of Jamaica’s oldest bridges.