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Although hotel fires happen infrequently, when they do occur they can have very serious consequences for the hotel guests. Travelers should take precautions and be aware of some basic information on what to do if a fire happens in their hotel when they are on holidays.
written by chhinder begar
England is regarded as one of the most mystical and unique places in the world. This is, in part, because of its rich history, and the tales of medieval knights and royalty so prevalent in the movies and fairy tales. But even if you discount Hollywood, England has a flavor all its own. written by richard bowles
What is happening to the UK travel industry? Make sure you are protected, however you book a holiday. written by Tom Takihi
We human beings have always been fascinated with our fellow humans with regards to culture and other qualities that tend to differentiate us not from each other as different people but as ones who belong to different cultures. We are all unique as human beings. written by John Parker
The secret is out. Communities across Colorado's Front Range annually top the list of best places to live and retire. written by John Parker
Virginia’s largest city, Virginia Beach is the perfect getaway for a group of any size that wants to enjoy the luxury of the beach and city while taking in significant historical sights along with both natural and technological marvels. Virginia Beach offers limitless relaxation and fun, with over 12 miles of public
beach and three miles of boardwalk. The city also is seeped in historical significance and offers many ways to learn about history and science, making
Virginia Beach the perfect place to revitalize your spirit and invigorate your mind.
written by John Parker
Alaska is a destination that conjures up images of glaciers, mountains, wildlife, blue ice waters-but photos don't do this cruise destination justice. written by Phil Chavanne
One of my favorite pleasures when I am in Paris is to take some time off, pick up a good book, and hole up some place where I can be left alone with my old self. If you feel the same, these are three of my fave spots to do just that. written by John Parker
I knew the warmth of a cup of café au lait on a cold night, the blare of trumpets on street corners, even the stench of the French Quarter.
written by John Parker
Madame Tussaud’s in Las Vegas invites visitors to become celebrities.For a mere $300,000, Tussaud’s sweeps you away via first class air on three-day spree to London. There you visit the company’s main wax works where master crafters begin sculpting your life-size likeness in wax. You also have a shopping trip to pick out a wardrobe, including accessories,to dress the new-you. In about three months the finished sculpture is delivered gift-wrapped to your home. written by John Parker
Last year, two million people visited Center City’s Independence National Historic Park,the most since its founding in 1776, and by August of 2005,2004 numbers were already exceeded. But don’t be discouraged by crowds. Like the rest of the city, the park is well-managed and knows how to cater to group. written by John Parker
From its sprawling bluegrass and gently sloping hills to the vast fields and meandering trails filled with newly budding wildflowers,Kentucky is a natural wonderland in the springtime. Add in the state’s famous bourbon, horses, music and crafts, and you have a one-of-akind destination, perfect for groups itching to get out and shake off the doldrums of winter. written by John Parker
The need goes beyond personal factors that could surface,like a family medical emergency.The tragic events of 9/11 brought home the reality that the unforeseen can happen and disrupt even the best-laid travel plans. As a result, the purchase of travel insurance has skyrocketed since then. written by John Parker
Rock and roll’s coming to Branson, Chicago’s Art Institute is expanding,Iowa’s hosting the Special Olympics and big plans are underway in
French Lick, Ind. The region is also host to many exciting winter travel ideas for your groups. written by John Parker
Nashville began in 1779 as a Wild West town and, within one hundred years,
became the ‘Athens of the South,’ with its very own Parthenon and statue of the
Greek Goddess Athena. Nashville has reinvented itself, though, to become
Music City.
written by John Parker
The state of Georgia cannot be defined by one of its cities or by a unifying history or even by a globalized present. Its regions are uniquely particular,
separated by more than just miles. written by John Parker
As cruise lines have upgraded their past passenger clubs, adding different membership levels according to the number of cruises guests have taken, they have included some perks beyond the traditional private cocktail party. written by John Parker
Museums and attractions are constantly working to enhance the visitor experience, continuing restoration work, adding exhibits or offering a tour with a new twist in a popular destination. written by John Parker
This is not another article by some successguru outlining the steps needed to position yourself on the top of the heap. As a matter of fact, I don’t think I even know the definition of success these days. Does it have to do with wealth? Health? Position? Fame? Status? What I am going to do is to share my view on being the best you can be. And although there may not be an exact formula to accomplish this formidable task, there are seven hints worth mentioning. written by John Parker
Short rail trips are available in many parts of the U.S.Green Mountain Railroad in Vermont offers special scenic “Green Mountain Flyer” trips written by John Parker
Lewis & Clark Bicentennial activities and sites are still being developed along the route. Planners are urged to contact the destination marketing organizations along the route for updates. << previous page 1 next page>> |
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