Here’s a good place to plan your next holiday travel and hotel reservations
Christmas is over, but you may well be looking for hotel reservations, car rentals, and even some New Years' vacation rentals or vacation packages. For any and all of your remaining holiday travel needs -- how about taking your sweetie on a vacation for Valentine's Day? -- check out "HotelReservations.com."
Hotel Reservations is a very straightforward, useful website. They offer step-by-step instructions for focusing in on exactly the package you need, from travel reservations to hotel or resort accommodations. They make it easy to pick the exact location you need and to browse available properties in each location.
Whether you need car, airline, or resort reservations for this holiday season or upcoming vacation plans, take a good look around the Hotel Reservations website.
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If you have holiday travel needs, this site could make you a ‘travel hero’
Are you looking for a car rental for the holidays? Or perhaps you need one of those quick plane flights? Or maybe you're in the market for Disneyland hotels?
If you have a travel need for the holidays, TravelHERO.com might have just what you need. They are a one-stop shopping site for your hotel reservations, flight reservations, and even your rental car needs. Whether you're going to Disneyland or Disneyworld, or anyplace in between, this is a website you should look at. Among other features, TravelHERO.com has an interesting "at-a-glance" section listing such interesting travel options as "Jamaica Vacations," "Family Theme Parks," "Wine Country" and "Top 25 U.S. Golf Destinations." The golf destinations link leads you to a U.S. map displaying the Top 25, along with links to pages for each location so you can look at the details.
Whether you need a flight, hotel room(s), and car for a theme park or golf vacation, go take a look around TravelHERO.com.
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Last-minute holiday plans? Check out Holiday Hypermarket for some real deals
If you've got a yearning for travel for the holidays, obviously your trip planning "window of opportunity" for traditional "year's end/new year's" timing is growing small. That's a good reason for you to take a look at Holiday Hypermarket. Just one example from their website is this information and special offer page on flights to Goa India, a former Portuguese colony on India's west coast which is rapidly gaining a reputation as a great holiday travel destination.
As one of Europe's largest travel agencies, Holiday Hypermarket offers a huge selection of last-minute holiday bargains and travel arrangements to destinations worldwide. You can use their services to create your own holiday timeframe and destination(s). Their website is well-organized and easy to use. In addition to specials and packaged deals to virtually any destination you might have in mind, their site has an excellent "Build Your Own" section to help you select and design just the holiday package you're looking for -- from air travel accommodations to custom made cruises.
Holiday Hypermarket may be just what you're looking for to design your holiday vacation. Go take a look.
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If you love to travel, here’s a chance to win free tour tickets
I'm not very good at contests, but here's one I’ve signed up for: a chance to win 4 Sightseeing Tour tickets from "Trusted Tours and Attractions" in one of 21 cities. All you need to do is sign up for their monthly "eNewsletter." You can sign up right here. The newsletter offers monthly travel tips, links to travel blogs, travel related articles, and money saving offers — and did I mention you might win 4 free tour tickets? You get to select the city you're interested in winning tour tickets for when you sign up. (There's a December 14 signup deadline to be entered for the free tickets.)
When I signed up, I chose Savannah, Georgia. As a history buff, I find the city intriguing. I’ve never been there, yet, but I have high hopes. I’ve read about Savannah, about the city’s elegance and long history dating back to its founding in 1733. It was the first colonial and state capital of Georgia.
The Trusted Tours and Attractions folks have several Old Town Trolley tours in Savannah that look interesting. I was looking around the tour site and noticed one that sounds like special fun — the "Ghosts and Gravestones Tour of Savannah." According to the website, Savannah has been dubbed "America's Most Haunted City." No, I don't believe in ghosts — and I have no idea whether ghosts believe in me. But it does sound like a fun way to see some of Savannah. That particular tour lasts over an hour and takes you to the Sorrel Weed House, a real antebellum mansion which was recently featured on SCIFI Channel's "Ghost Hunters" program.
Check out the Trusted Tours and Attractions website. Sign up for their monthly eNewsletter and you could win some free tour tickets to your chosen city.
You know, San Diego looks good to me too …
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Nation’s oldest city shows off its art every ‘first weekend’ of the year
If you’re interested in art and have a free weekend anywhere near Florida, you ought to take a close look a the St. Augustine Artwalk. Take a look around the Art Walk website, then start mapping your route and hurry on over there.
The city was founded in 1565, and the First Friday Weekend Art Walk reflects the centuries of practice the friendly folks of St. Augustine have in showing guests a really good time. The Friday and Saturday evening event involves more than 20 participating art galleries. The local St. Augustine Sightseeing Trains and Old Town Trolley Tours Company has donated free, complimentary shuttle service for Art Walk attendees who prefer a fun ride to get them to most of the galleries.
The Art Walk includes a wide variety of photography, painting, and music. (Check out the Art Walk website for links to the various galleries and local artists who participate.) The self-guided tours begin at 5 p.m. each first Friday at Rembrandtz Fine Gifts for Fun People, 131 King Street, in St. Augustine. Art Walk hours are 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday of each scheduled weekend. (The First Friday Weekend Art Walk website has a schedule listing Art Walk dates from December 2007 through all of 2008 — or you can simply remember to schedule your visits to St. Augustine on the first weekend of each month to take advantage of this cultural event.)
Given the city’s wonderful location along Florida’s Atlantic Coast, St. Augustine is an ideal destination for a weekend getaway. Schedule your trip to the city’s historic streets the first weekend of the month and enjoy this cultural treat.
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