Archive for May, 2009
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By Admin on May 18th, 2009
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Ten Beautiful, Remote Travel Destinations (source: Forbes)
By Admin on May 14th, 2009
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It takes an extra flight, ferry or drive to reach these spots, but the trek is worth it. (source: Forbes) – RSS feeds and Feed widget on Feedzilla.com
Travel officials push back on business travel (AP via Yahoo! News)
By Admin on May 14th, 2009
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The CEO of Internet travel site Travelocity said Wednesday that misguided criticism of business travel has led to a lot of confusion about what’s acceptable.
Travel officials push back on business travel (MSNBC)
The CEO of Internet travel site Travelocity says misguided criticism of business travel has led to a lot of confusion about what’s acceptable.
YMCA Travel Club talks battle of Gettysburg (Whittier Daily News)
The Whittier YMCA Travel Club’s monthly meeting will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Uptown YMCA, 12510 Hadley St.
Slowdown, not a dampener for tourists wanderers – Economic Times
By Admin on May 11th, 2009
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So are the rich and famous actually doing shoe-string backpacking holidays, just because theres a slowdown somewhere? No really! In fact, top end leisure travellers are being wooed by tour operators with flexible options and personalised services …
Engineer better service – Times Union
The recent news story about the states new rail plan prompted a pair of letter writers to complain about the lack of progress over the past few decades in significantly cutting train passenger travel times in New York. I moved to the Capital Region …
Swine flu is windfall for some top tourism spots – Associated Press
The cruise Zenaiva Cervantes booked was to stop in sun-drenched beach cities on the Mexican Riviera. The cruise she took? That landed her in Seattle, where she pulled her arms tightly to her chest as she debarked on a damp, 50-degree morning. We …