Archive for November, 2009
New England Holiday Festivals Too Good To Miss
No one dresses up for the holidays like the historic towns and villages of New England. The first two weekends of December bring holiday festivals galore featuring historic house tours, gaily decorated inns, musical performances, costumed carolers, bell ringers, antiques and crafts shows and good cheer for all. Here is a list of New England’s [...]
Get Extra Value For Your Shopping Dollars
Here are two smart ways to shop this holiday season to get extra value for every dollar you spend. #1 GoodShop.com For every dollar you spend, GoodShop will donate a portion of your purchase amount to your favorite charity. #2 Airline Shopping Sites The major US airlines have shopping sites that offer bonus frequent flier [...]
Awesome Black Friday Travel Deals
The travel industry has adopted Black Friday with gusto! Here are the best deals we’ve found! Sonesta Maho Bay- St. Maarten 50% off sale, book by 11/30 for travel 12/18/09 to 3/31/10 includes Christmas and New Years!! Book room only or all inclusive rates – both half off! Use booking code BF09 ClubMed – One [...]
Are You Enjoying The Free WiFi At Airports This Holiday Season?
Don’t forget to take advantage of Google’s generousity this holiday season. From now until January 15, 2010, Google will be underwriting the cost of WiFi at 47 major airports across the USA. When you power up at the airport look for the new free WiFi icon. If you don’t see it – it’s possible that [...]
What To Do When Flights Are Delayed or Canceled
Heads up my friends, we’re heading into the worst travel weeks for flight delays, oversold planes and cancellations – ahhhh the joys of holiday and winter travel! This year there’s a new tool to use – TWITTER! Many of the airports across the US have their own Twitter pages that will give you the most [...]
H1N1 Travel Insurance Explained
Will standard travel insurance policies cover you for cancellation if you or a family memeber comes down with H1N1 just prior to traveling? The answers to this question have been changing recently. Here’s an excellent article by the LA Times that gives an excellent overview of the up-to-date answers.
American Airlines Puts Europe On Sale For Winter and Spring
Just as British Airway’s World-On-Sale is expiring, American Airlines has taken up the gauntlet. From now until December 3rd, winter and spring flights from the USA to Europe have been discounted. Fly Boston to Barcelona for $248 each way, New York to London for $256, DC to Frankfurt for $298, Chicago to Rome for $327, [...]
New Gluten-Free Allergy Alert Travel Cards
Staying healthy on the road is a particular challenge for folks with food allergies. Anyone with significant food sensitivities should visit SelectWisely.com and order their terrific allergy alert cards – available in a wide range of languages. They have recently introduced a new card which alerts restaurant waiters to your Gluten-Free food requirements. The cards [...]
Spend The Winter In Nice France Learning to Teach Business English
The TEFL Language House invites you to the balmy beautiful French Riviera this winter to earn a certification to teach EFL in France. Beginning in January 2010, Language House is opening a new facility in chic, alluring Nice! The one month certification course allows graduates to teach English to Students of Other Languages in Europe. [...]
10 Reasons To Visit Cape Kidnappers In Your Lifetime
Have you been watching the PGA Kiwi Open taking place at Cape Kidnappers? Everyone is awe struck by the incredibly dramatic coastal scenery and furrowed cliffs that the golf course dances over. Bring a bag full of golf balls is all I can say, this hazard drops 800 feet into the sea! So what [...]
