The Wagah Border Ceremony: A Tale of Two Countries
I want to share a part of India’s culture that can reduce even the strongest man into a blubbering mass. If you have not seen the Wagah Border ceremony live, you have really missed something in life. Each evening the Indian military, and the Pakistani Rangers step out to the cheers of thousands of spectators. While one side screams “Pakistan…
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- April 5, 2012
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The $38 per night Las Vegas Hotel Room
If you’ve ever wondered what the $38 per night Pyramid Room looks like at the Luxor in Las Vegas, Nevada, here’s your chance to see it. A great rate for a mid-week stay in Las Vegas. Don’t forget, the Luxor, like many hotels in on the Las Vegas strip charges a daily resort fee in addition to the nightly room…
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- February 21, 2012
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Airline Fees: Saving you money or costing you a fortune?
I read an article on USA Today a couple of days ago that really made me think about a few things. The article entitled, “Spirit Airlines is proud to be the poster child for extra fees” is Spirit’s take on how it empowers you by charging fees. Spirit Airlines was the first airline to charge fees for carry on bags.…
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- February 16, 2012
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Margie Jordan on The Balancing Act – February 2012
Check out Margie Jordan on one of television’s premier morning programs, “The Balancing Act” on Lifetime Television, where she discusses the benefits of cruising versus all-inclusive resort vacations and how a professional travel agent can help you decide which is right for you. The segment airs Friday, February 10, 2012 between 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. EST.
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- February 9, 2012
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Food Network Journeys in Jacksonville: The Secret Garden Cafe
Do you know where the best restaurants are you in your city? In Jacksonville, FL we’re fortunate to have the Food Network as our guide to some of the best dining in the city. Over the last two years, Food Network has shined a light on some of the best eats in Jacksonville. I have to admit, I can’t claim…
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- February 2, 2012
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ATV Tours in St. Maarten
As the ship pulled into port, I rushed to my balcony to get my first glimpse of St. Maarten. It was postcard perfect. Majestic mountains in the distance with dream homes on top; I could only imagine the views and the sunsets they see. We skipped breakfast and opted to disembark the ship in search of our tour guide for…
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- January 25, 2012
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A Traveler’s Guide to Getting Home Safely
As tourists were walking through the halls of Cairo’s Antiquities Museum and snapping photos of the pyramids of Giza, a modern day revolution for democracy erupted within Egypt’s borders. Protesters gathered in anger which erupted into violence in an effort to overthrow the current regime. As Egypt’s struggle for democracy continues, travelers look for assistance to stay out of harms…
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- February 4, 2011
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Look, No Parachute!
Most skydivers say the free fall is the most exhilarating part of the skydiving experience. I wanted to find out. Rather than jumping out of a perfectly good airplane, I took a road trip to SkyVenture in Orlando, FL . No better way to experience the exhilaration of a free fall without a plane or a parachute. SkyVenture’s indoor skydiving…
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- January 28, 2011
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A Travel Agent’s Fish Tale
Clark’s Fish Camp houses the largest collection of privately owned taxidermy in the country. I felt as though I was back in Africa or possibly on an Alaska adventure as I passed the massive lion catching its prey and the large bear that looked a bit angry. From frog legs to gumbo; fresh fish cooked in a variety of ways, pastas and the best cuts of steak. Food portions are large and prices are very reasonable. The atmosphere is festive and upbeat; a great place to celebrate special occasions.
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- January 16, 2011
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American Airline’s Disappearing Flights
GVK8S3TMGK9A The media is abuzz with reports of the dispute between American Airlines and the online travel agencies. I’ve read one story after another on this heated issue. I will try to shed some light on what’s really going on with this subject. The Scenario When you’re shopping for flights on a travel website, the search results you receive are…
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- January 14, 2011
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