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millions of ways to get discounts in disneyworld Orlando florida
September 29, 2008, 10:59 am
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There are literally millions of ways to get discounts or jobs in disneyworld Orlando florida but Disney isn’t giving away the secrets of those savings for free! You definitely have to know where and how to look if you want to get a maximum discount for Disneyworld trip.

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September 22, 2008, 8:46 pm
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Cheap train tickets are available for sale you can book from the upper link and you will find the best rail discount available anywhere in the world



Travelling Cheap in the UK
September 22, 2008, 8:32 pm
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buying Cheap Rail tickets in the UK , finding the cheapest train ticket is a bargain art. You can end up getting ripped off if you don’t know the tricks of getting discount tickets.

I just bought some tickets from London to Liverpool – a round trip of around 176 miles. If I bought these just before travelling it would have cost me £58, but booking in advance cost me just £35.

The savings can be even greater, with single fares starting at just £1. It sounds too good to be true, but using www.airnyc.com saves me a fortune. There are a limited number of cheap tickets for rail though, so you have to be reasonably quick .



Cheap Rail tours,cheap rail deals, euro rail tickets, rail booking,cheap tickets,rail and train tickets
September 22, 2008, 8:22 pm
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CheapRail tickets,booking getting bargain or a very cheap deal tickets train once was one of the major modes of transportation, has, especially in recent years, undergone a resurgence to become a popular option for sightseeing and other tourist activities. Train travelers can not only view the beautiful countryside of many areas of the world, but can also be treated to such accommodations as dining, lodging, and entertainment. The World Wide Web offers a wealth of resources on various rail tours throughout the world for those individuals who want to learn more about train excursions.



Cheap Airline tickets
September 15, 2008, 12:08 pm
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Cheap Flights, Airline Tickets, Cheap Airfare & Discount Travel Deals -airnyc, New York Cheap Airline tickets

1. Search 190+ travel sites at once and find the cheapest fares
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Are you tired of spending a ton of cash on your airline tickets? I am to that is why I want to share with you the way I find cheep tickets and cheep flights on all of my favorite airlines. The best way to get a cheap ticket is to be ready to take a trip on very little notice. The airlines will begin to drop their fares on all of their flights as it gets closer to the flight day. This is only good if you are alright with changing around the trip you want since the flight could sell out while you are letting the time tick down along with the airfare. Search the web for places that let you know the rates of the flights offered by a number of airlines. Look at the bottom of this article to find the best places for cheap tickets and cheap flights We scour the internet looking for the right deals for you. Back to the topic at hand. These websites track the airfares and communicate with the airlines to learn the lowest cost the airline will take for a seat on a particular flight. The reason this can happen is that the flights cost a certain amount to begin with and the airline will slowly discount the rates if the flight is not sold out so that they can offset the flight cost as much as they can. The bottom line is that if they get half the price for a seat that is better than the seat being empty since their cost is still there no matter how many people are flying the plane.

Use these two tips to save tons of money on all of your air travel needs. Stop by and let us know how they work for you.



germany tourism
August 2, 2008, 6:32 pm
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Best places to visit , while traveling to europe, i found Germany as a best travel vacation, as an agent i always recommend to my UAE clients.

Hanover Lower Saxony’s regional capital and trade fair center

Hannover was hosting trade fairs and exhibitions as long ago as 1947, and in 2000 was the setting for the EXPO World Exposition. Lower Saxony’s regional capital is also heavily influenced by the service industry, with 74% of the population working in the tertiary sector.

Frankfurt
Trade fairs in the banking center on the River Main

The vibrant city on the River Main with its impressive skyline is more than just a banking and financial centre. Frankfurt’s charm stems from its triumphant blend of the modern and new with the traditional and old.


Cologne
Trade fairs in the cathedral and media city

Cologne, the city renowned for its breathtaking cathedral, has a long trade fair tradition. Back in 1360, Emperor Karl IV granted the residents of Cologne the right to hold a trade fair twice a year. In recent years Cologne has also become Germany’s number one media city.

Düsseldorf
City on the Rhine famous for fashion and trade fairs

Düsseldorf is renowned not only for its high quality of life and Rhenish joie de vivre but also for its economic strength. The regional capital of North Rhine-Westphalia also enjoys a global reputation as a shopping destination and trade fair location.


Munich
Trade fairs in the charming cosmopolitan city of Munich

Munich, regional capital of the Free State of Bavaria, is admired for its quality of life, down-to-earth traditions and vibrant economy, the main reasons why people constantly flock to live there.

Berlin
Steeped in tradition but always innovative

The capital city of Berlin can be proud of its popular trade fairs and exhibitions, optimal infrastructure, cosmopolitan surroundings and rich history. It is a location that weaves together the grandeur of politics, culture and business.


Leipzig
The oldest trade fair city in the world

Trade fairs and exhibitions have been held in Leipzig for 800 years, making it the oldest trade fair location in the world. Originally a well-kept secret after German reunification, Leipzig has now developed into a much-talked-about center for business in eastern Germany, full of potential for the future.

Hamburg
Germany’s port to the world

Boasting a major international port, Hamburg is the economic center of northern Germany. With the delightful Alster lake at the heart of the city, Hamburg is shaped not only by its traditional import and export trade but also by the media, the IT industry and the aviation sector.

Stuttgart
Automotive powerhouse in south-west Germany

Stuttgart, the capital of Baden-Württemberg, is renowned as a center of car manufacturing, and its excellent transport links make it the ideal gateway to Europe’s domestic market. Baden-Württemberg has the highest exports of any German state.

Nuremberg
Trade fairs in Franconia

Nuremberg is conveniently located in prosperous southern Germany, and, as the second-most important university and research centre in Bavaria, is one of the ten largest commercial centres in Germany.



Fiji tourism

UK & Europe Event opens for registration

A major event “Bula Get Together” for the UK and Europe is now open for registration. The Europe event will take place from 23-24 September in Frankfurt and Hamburg, followed by the UK event in London and Leeds from 29-30 September. To register or for more information email: rdawai@fijifvb.gov.fj or jseruvatu@fijifvb.gov.fj

WTM open for registration

The World Travel Mart (WTM) 2008 will be held in London, UK from 10-12 November. Registration is now open. For more information contact Ms. Kelly Eastgate at the FVB on email: keastgate@fijifvb.gov.fj

ANZ Fiji Tourism Forum – Register Now!

The ANZ sponsored Fiji Tourism Forum is scheduled to be held at the Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa on 22nd August 2008. This years theme is “Tourism – Managing change together” and will be chaired by Mr. Tony Whitton. Members of the Interim Government and the private sector will be participating in this event. Register now by calling Ms. Ragigia Dawai at the FVB on telephone 6722433 or email: rdawai@fijifvb.gov.fj. Registration closes on 15th August 2008.

New pool complex for Treasure

Treasure Island Resort recently opened its new pool complex comprising 3 pool areas with the main feature being a horizon pool. The new pool complex complements current facilities and beach setting. For more information contact Group General Manager, Mr. Graeme Back on email: treasureisland@connect.com.fj

Transportation to Savusavu

Domestic airlines, Air Fiji and Pacific Sun will operate daily services into Labasa for all Savusavu bound passengers during the temporary closure of the Savusavu Airport. Ground transfers can be liaised directly with the Resorts or alternative arrangements will be available at Labasa Airport. For more information on flight schedules and current ticket holders please email the respective airlines directly on email: savusavu@airfiji.com.fj for all enquiries with Air Fiji, or reservations@airpacific.com.fj for all enquiries with Pacific Sun or contact the Savusavu Tourism Association on email lomalagi@connect.com.fj

Taveuni Temptation Package

Taveuni Island Resort & Spa is offering a stay 7, pay 5 package for the period 1st April 2008 to 31st March 2009. Ideal for honeymooners seeking the ultimate hideaway, the package is available for a stay in any one of the 12 dreamy ocean view bures or the two bedroom luxury vila with its own private plunge pool, staff and chef. For more details on the package email the Resort on resort@taveuniislandresort.com or visit www.taveuniislandresort.com

New boutique resort to open near Nadi

The Fiji Orchid located 18 kilometers north of Nadi International Airport and right next door to Saweni Beach will soon be opening its doors to cater for the discreet market at 8.00am on the 8th of August 2008. The Fiji Orchid will provide the ultimate comfort and personalised service required by people who feel the need for a pause rather than rush through their holiday in Fiji. For more information email info@fijiorchid.com or visit www.fijiorchid.com

Helicopter company offers new service, prices and incentives

Island Hoppers will be implementing a fuel surcharge on all new bookings effective 1st July 2008 due to the recent increase in fuel prices. The helicopter company operates from sunrise to sunset and offers package tours in addition to chartered transfers. For more information email: islandhoppers@connect.com.fj or visit www.helicopters.com.fj

Rugby 10s comes to Fiji

From October 18th to 25th 2008, the rugby tens tournament will kick off in Nadi with a total of 40 international teams expected to participate. The tournament organised by Horton Ella Group and sponsored by Air Pacific and supported by the Fiji Visitors Bureau and the Fiji Rugby Union will see a grand prize money of F$25,000.00 up for grabs. For more information email: rob@hortonella.com or mark@hortonella.com or visit www.fijitens.com

World yacht rally event includes Fiji

The Blue Water Rallies organised tournament with thirty yachts visited Fiji for the eight time earlier this month spending 10 days in Savusavu before sailing to Musket Cove for a two-week stay. The round-the-world cruising rally chose Fiji due to its popularity, ideal geographical positioning, great facilities and guest satisfaction. For more information email: pandarally@aol.com or visit www.bluewaterrallies.com

Spa opening and relocation

Senikai Spas recently opened a spa at Matamanoa Island Resort offering spa services and pampering by locally-trained nationals to house guests. Due to the demand of spa treatment and massages by visitors, the “Isa Lei Express” at Nadi International Airport was relocated to the upper level of the departure lounge. For more information email: sales@senikaispas.com.fj

Explore Fiji launches 2nd edition in China

The 2nd Chinese edition of Explore Fiji will be launched in China on July 25th, 2008. 10,000 copies will be distributed to major outbound tour operators and the Fiji Embassy in China during the XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing. Published by Suva based Chew Publishing Co. Ltd, the colourful 28 page, A5 size publication features articles on Fiji as a desirable holiday destination. For more information email: explorefiji@yahoo.com

Joint radio campaign in China

Fiji recently joined Australia in launching a radio campaign targeting the wedding and honeymoon market, earlier this month through CEITS in a follow up to the press event in Beijing that saw the launch of Fiji’s Chinese website www.fijime.cn. For more information email: svada@fijifvb.gov.fj

New appointment at Outrigger on the Lagoon Fiji

Leon Pink has been appointed as the Director of Rooms Division for Outrigger on the Lagoon.Fiji. Mr. Pink has held senior positions at some of Australia’s leading 5 star hotels and resorts, including Hayman Island ad Brisbane’s Hilton Hotel. Prior to joining Outrigger on the Lagoon Fiji, Mr. Pink was employed by Stella Hospitality Group as Sunshine Coast Area Manager. For more information email: darren.shaw@outriggerfiji.com or corina@markpr.com.au

Charity Golf Challenge

The National Golf Association of Fiji and Friends of Hilton hosted a golf charity challenge at the Denarau Golf & Racquet Club on the 26th July 2008. Over 130 golfers from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United States and Fiji’s corporate world participated. The event saw a few sports personalities participating in the likes of Australia’s Glen & Gary Ella, Gary Dawson and Matthew Laverty. For more information contact Mr Semi Leweniqila on telephone +679 3100180 or Mr. Mosese Waqavonovono on +679 3310738 or email: ngaf@connect.com.fj

Fiji Swims set from July 24-26, 2008

The 3rd annual 18km Fiji swim relay from Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa to Beachcomber Island took place from July 24-26, 2008 with 11 teams participating and three swimmers taking on the course solo including two from Fiji. Seven world Olympians from three different countries also participated in the event – Fiji’s own Sharon Pickering Smith and Carl Probert, USA’s Allison Wagner and Dan Vollmer, and Australia’s Murray Rose, Shane Gould and Neil Rogers. For more information email: Camille@bathtubproductions.com or visit www.fijiswims.com

Tanoa Hotels appoints new Chief Executive

Gordon Wilson has been appointed to the role of Chief Executive of the Tanoa Hotels Group, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Reddy Group. Mr. Wilson is a vastly experienced industry professional who has spent many years in the industry in Europe, Africa and most recently in New Zealand where he headed up the Millennium Hotels – New Zealand’s largest hotel company. For more information email: tanoa@tanoahotels.com.fj or visit www.tanoahotels.com



Arline travelers online Tickets booking

Arline traveler make informed online ticket booking decisions by using several tools. In addition to providing a list of flight options, most booking engines also provide the aircraft each airline will be flying and what seats are still available for each flight. Taking a few extra minutes to examine all this information can have a significant impact on your travel.

  • Look beyond price. While the cost of a plane ticket is certainly important, considering only this factor when booking may cause you to miss out on a better travel experience. While buying a cheaper ticket will save you money, it might cost you a more enjoyable journey with a better entertainment system, a power port, or even a better seat.
  • Compare seat pitch and width dimensions. Seat pitch and width can vary greatly between airline carriers and aircraft type. While one or two extra inches of pitch may not seem significant, it can make a huge difference in terms of comfort and productivity. It usually means your knees won’t be touching the seat back in front of you and you’ll be able to fully open your laptop screen. When you’re comparing flights, be sure to check out SeatGuru’s sortable Comparison Charts to help you identify the differences between seat pitch and width. Select the Comparison Charts section from the left-hand menu system and choose the chart that corresponds to the class of service you’ll be flying. If you don’t know how to determine your airplane type, read our guide to identifying your aircraft.
  • Compare in-flight amenities. Having a personal video screen or power port to plug in your laptop or DVD player can make any trip more enjoyable. It can help you relax, entertain the kids, and help business travelers stay productive. Airline carriers offer very different types of amenities, especially for international travel. When you’re comparing flights, be sure to check out SeatGuru’s sortable Comparison Charts to help you identify the differences in in-flight amenities. Select the Comparison Charts section from the left-hand menu and choose the chart that corresponds to the class of service you’ll be flying. If you don’t know how to determine your airplane type, read our guide to identifying your aircraft.
  • Compare seat availability. Most major booking engines allow you to view Seat Availability for flights before you even select them for your itinerary. Be sure to look at these availability maps and compare them to corresponding seat map for that airline and aircraft on SeatGuru.com. If the only seats that are available are Red seats, in may be worth booking a different flight.

Select a seat at time of booking.

To get a preferred seat on a plane, it is extremely important to select your seat as early as possible. Most booking engines and airlines allow you to select your seat at time of purchase. Select the best available seat by comparing the airline or booking engine seat map to the corresponding seat map on SeatGuru. Even if your first choice seat is not available, select another option to ensure you have a seat assignment; it can usually be changed later.

If seat selection is not available when booking online, call the airline directly.

Time is the most important factor here, so call the airline immediately after you have completed your online booking to make your seat selection with a phone agent. Again, if your first choice seat is not available, select another seat and attempt to change it at a later date.

Confirm your seat assignment the week you are flying.

Airlines sometimes switch the aircraft type close to the departure date due to load factors and maintenance. When these changes are made, pre-reserved seats are re-assigned and you could lose the seat you so carefully selected. In addition, airlines will often release seats that were previously not available for assignment. If you continue to check back on your flight and aircraft type you’ll increase your chances of keeping the seat you want, and perhaps even grab a better seat when one becomes available.

Check-in online.

Many airlines only allow exit rows and bulkhead seats to be booked on the day of flight. As online check-in is now widely available, you can secure a better seat without having to arrive at the airport hours and hours before your flight. You can even check-in online if you have bags to check! For more information about online check-in, select the Check-In tab at the top of the Airline’s General Information page on SeatGuru.com.

Request a seat when upgrades are being processed at the gate.

If the Business and First Class cabins are not full on your flight, the gate agents will upgrade passengers who are on the upgrade list. Often, the passengers who are upgrading have elite status or are full fare passengers. The economy seats these passengers are leaving behind are often preferred seats. If you politely inquire with the gate agent about their availability, you may have the opportunity to change your seat assignment to one of these newly available seats.

Consider obtaining elite status on an airline.

Airlines often allow their customers with elite status to pre-book preferred seats, enabling exit row and bulkhead seating to be secured well in advance of the day of the flight. If you think you’ll be flying enough miles in a given year to qualify for elite status, it may be worthwhile to only book with one airline. Follow the Mileage Program links on each SeatGuru general airline page to find out the status requirements for each airline.