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Kori Ellis

New Travel Service for “Big and Tall” Travelers

Today marks the opening of a new travel service that caters to the needs of plus-size and tall travelers. Big & Tall Travel, the new service out of Dallas, offers special rates for optimal seat assignments and affordable hotel and suite accommodations. Additionally, they handle many other unique needs of big and tall travelers.
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Galactic Suite Project

Do you want to take a trip into space? Well you can make your reservations now for the Galactic Suite Space Resort, even though the first trip into space isn’t scheduled until 2012. The much talked about project already has 38 people who have booked their space trip.
Galactic Suite Limited is private company that is [...]

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Expect Less Crowds When Traveling This Labor Day

If you are planning to travel on Labor Day weekend, you may be surprised by the lack of crowds at airports. According to numerous reports, Labor Day weekend travel by air is expected to drop by almost 6% when compared to the 2007 numbers. Within the United States, the decrease could be as high as [...]

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Get Frommer’s Guides on your iPhone and iPod

Modality, the leading company in transforming high quality content for personal handheld media players, announced on Monday that you can now get Frommer’s travel guides on you iPhone and iPod.
Frommer’s travel guides are regarded as some of the best in the business. They have more than 300 types of guides and sell more then 2.5 [...]

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JetBlue Now Charging for Blankets and Pillows

Do you want to catch a nap on the plane? It will cost you!
It was announced on Monday that JetBlue Airways customers will now be charged for pillows and blankets. The company will offer an eco-friendly travel blanket and pillow for $7 on flights two hours or longer.
The blanket and pillow sets are just another [...]

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Electronic System for Travel Authorization to U.S. to Begin Testing

The United States will soon have a fully automated, electronic system for screening passengers before they begin travel to the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP).
Travelers who are coming to the U.S. from one of the 27 waivers countries which don’t need a visa to fly to the States will have to fill out [...]

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Spice Island Beach Resort

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If you are looking for an exotic unique locale for your honeymoon, the luxurious Spice Island Beach Resort in Grenada has a great offer right now.
When you book seven nights at the resort, you get the following as part of their Honeymoon Bonus Offer:

One complimentary Swedish massage, per adult, at the resort’s Janissa’s Spa
A sunset [...]

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Romantic Vacation Ideas

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If you are in a relationship, a romantic vacation is a great idea for an anniversary, birthday or anytime. You can choose from an seemingly endless number of destination for a romantic vacation. On every far reaching part of the globe, there is a perfect vacation spot for couples not too far away.

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Ski Lake Placid

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People come from all over the world head to the small town of Lake Placid to enjoy the great skiing the area has to offer.
Lake Placid is perhaps best known as being a host for the Winter Olympics. In fact, Lake Placid hosted the Winter Olympics twice–in 1932 and 1980. One of the greatest moments [...]

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Skiing in Vail, Colorado

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The largest ski resort in the United States, at Vail you can experience four terrain parks, seven Back Bowls, gourmet restaurants, world-class spas, amazing nightlife and three hundred days of sunshine a year.
Vail Mountain has three areas – Front Side, Blue Sky Basin and Back Bowls. Together they span over seven miles, making Vail the [...]

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Tips for women traveling alone

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It’s estimated that women now constitute nearly half of all the business travelers in America.  Here are a few basic tips for women traveling alone on business.
Never tell anyone you are traveling alone: If you meet someone on the airplane, at the hotel or in a business meeting, never say you are traveling alone. If [...]

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Stay connected while traveling

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When you are traveling for business, it’s very important to be able to log onto the Internet and stay connected with clients, co-workers and associates. Here are some quick tips to help you stay connected while traveling.
Print out a list before leaving
You never know what’s going to happen during your travels that may deter you [...]

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Ski Chamonix

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Are you planning a ski vacation? If you want to visit a beautiful area of the world with wonderful skiing, consider visiting Chamonix.

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Rent a car with Avis

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Avis has several programs geared to frequent travelers that can save you both time and money when you need to rent a vehicle. The advantage of Avis compared to many other rental car companies is that it’s free to enroll in their special programs.
Avis offers top quality customer service at 4,400 locations worldwide. Avis’ fleet [...]

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Lake Havasu

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Lake Havasu is located near the border Arizona and California and is home to the London Bridge. A vacation or weekend in Lake Havasu is ideal for water lovers, golfers or anyone looking to have a good time.
Lake Havasu is a lake that is the result of the Parker Dam. The Parker Dam, which was [...]

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Thrilling Destination: Six Flags Magic Mountain

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Scuba Diving in Hawaii

Scuba Diving in Hawaii

If you enjoy scuba diving, Hawaii is a fantastic destination that offers great diversity for scuba divers. Hawaii is made up of over 100 individual islands, with scuba diving locations positioned most prominently on six of those islands.

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Churchill Falls

Churchill Falls is located on the Churchill River in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The waterfalls are dry as the waters of the river have been being diverted into Churchill Falls Hydroelectric Power Station since 1970.

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