I think logos need to be more compressed so they fit on business cards and at the top of correspondence as letterheads. I confess I don't get how the apparent business name relates to travel..

"in a while crocodile" means "see you later" (one person says, "see you later alligator" and the other responds "in a while crocodile" so it's as if the croc is going somewhere, aka, traveling. It could be concluded that the actual logo is just the croc with the suitcase, and that the text would be part of an ad or a billboard

I understand what your trying to achieve, but only after you explained what it was in front of the alligator. With no high res image to look at the suitcase looks like a brick to me. Another suggestion would be to lower the color overlay you applied to the crock and let some of the natural color shine through.

I keep clicking "save full-res image" but it's not doing it.

Author, if it isn't saving a full-res image, its probably because your original image isn't big enough. Try making your original image bigger, maybe 1200 or 1500 pixels wide or long. I've discovered that usually does the trick. BTW, I understood the meaning of your logo and thought it was very clever for a travel agency. I agree with Chaltry in that you might reduce (or even eliminate) the color overlay. Good luck.

it still won't do high res...but thanks for all the suggestions, I changed it up a bit

Nice idear

The green font color is a bit to greenish, maybe you could pick a green from the crocodile that would make it more harmonic.
The background is a bit strong and kind of make the crocodile disapear a bit, for example would a plain white make it stand out more.

GL Author

ahhh...changed it and thanks for all the suggestions! even i realize how much better it could have been! wow, now looking at it, i'm actually quite proud of my work

nice and inspired idea for a travel agency but work more on the logo itself... jmo