A Trip To Iqaluit In Nunavut, A Canadian Arctic City
By Clint Leung - 4/3/2009
In 2004, I completed two Inuit art buying trips to Iqaluit (formerly Frobisher Bay), the capital of Nunavut, Canada`s newest territory. For both trips, I flew out of Ottawa on Canadian North airlines. The other airline that services Nunavut is First Air. Only the last half of the jets was allocat... Airbus A-380 is Pretty Big
By Lance Winslow - 4/3/2009
You know the Airbus A-380 is so huge it takes 2 hours to load and unload and that is if you are rushing the people on and off like cattle. The aircraft holds more fuel than a Boeing 727 weighs. As a matter of fact it has more water on board for the toilets than the fuel in a Boeing 737. Enormous air... Your European Vacation ? A Guide To Choosing European Vacation Packages
By Gary Hill - 4/3/2009
What do you look for in a European vacation? The romance of a Paris vacation, the buzz of some time in London, England or the relaxation and quiet peace of an alpine valley? The truth is that, with a European vacation package, you can have all of this and more. Europe is a very diverse continent and... Ruaha; Sought After by the Discerning Traveler
By Ian Williamson - 4/3/2009
The Great Ruaha River flows along the eastern border of the park, which is at its most dramatic under moonlight. The warm nights with the crickets signing and the occasional laughter of hyenas is a constant reminder that this is truly Africa in the wild Open topped safari vehicle are preferred for ... Luau Decorations
By Elizabeth Morgan - 4/3/2009
Let your imagination run wild while decorating for a Luau. The essence of all decoration ideas must be bold and bright colors, and anything that will recreate an island in your house! The most basic decoration must be done with flowers and foliage and then other island props should be added to compl... Life in a Steppe Climate
By Douglas Bower - 4/3/2009
If you were to sit in my living room and look out the picture window, you would see an enormous mountain that is about one-half mile from my front door. I have named it "Butt-mountain" for the butt-like rock formation that sits on its top.
Butt-mountain, you would no doubt observe, is covered with y... Chile, The Ultimate Adventure
By Jon Steele - 4/3/2009
I?ve written a great deal on Chile but I?ve for the most part concentrated on Santiago and the major outlying areas. In this article I?ll concentrate more on the beach and coastal areas. I frequent these areas just about every single weekend and had, for a time, planned on building my cottage near t... Cayman Islands ? Pristine Sea Sides With Modern Amenities
By Doug Fowler - 4/3/2009
Are you looking for a vacation by idyllic seashores? The Cayman Islands of the Caribbean should be the perfect choice. The combined magic of the Grand Cayman, the Little Cayman and the Cayman Brac are sure to work. Best of all, these havens of natural beauty are equipped with excellent facilities fo... Aviation Lawyer: Whether Passenger, Pilot or Owner, You May Need an Aviation Lawyer
By Margaret Wommack - 4/3/2009
If you or a family member has been the victim of an airplane accident, you should find an Aviation Lawyer (Attorney) to help you. It is important to contact an Aviation Lawyer because of the highly specialized nature of Aviation Law. An Aviation Lawyer will understand law involving the industry, the... The Ghosts of Windsor Castle
By Stuart Bazga - 4/3/2009
Windsor Castle is one of the many homes of the present Queen of England, several of her royal ancestors, and "non-royal" spirits, one of whom, according to legend was an ancient Saxon hunter named Herne, who was renowned thought out the area for his outstanding hunting abilities. One story tells of ... Surf Spots Guide
By Mansi Aggarwal - 4/3/2009
The wind comes brushing through the hair, the surfs are up and you are at the verge of the never-ending expense of the pacific. The great American dream is incomplete probably without the great exploits of the sea. The sea never needs the coast guard to be glorified in the USA; it is in fact the int... Why Take a Mountain Biking Vacation?
By Eric Morris - 4/3/2009
A mountain biking vacation is a great way to unwind for a while and explore America. Several companies organize mountain biking tours that go through scenic areas, and often arrange accommodations for travelers. A mountain biking vacation can be perfect for an athletic couple looking to relax and ... Requirements For Getting A Private Pilot License
By Matt Tanner - 4/3/2009
Getting a pilot license is a very fun and rewarding experience. There are guidelines set by the FAA that explain what you have to do in order to get a private pilot license. The basic requirements for a pilot license are as follows: Medical Certificate ? You must pass the basic medical exam that all... Mexican Living: Respect Your Elders!
By Douglas Bower - 4/3/2009
A question sent to me by a reader was, "How are the Elderly treated in Mexico?" Our personal observation has been that they are venerated to the point of being called sages. I have heard more than once of Mexican young people referring to their Elderly relatives as sages. I recall the first time hea... Visit the Historic Sites of the Kitchener-Waterloo Area
By Rick Hendershot - 4/3/2009
The Waterloo Region of Ontario in Central Canada is rich in history and culture, much of it comes directly from its original European settlers - a number of Mennonite families who migrated from Pennsylvania in the early 1800s. In more recent years the cultural diversity of the Waterloo region has be... How To Find A Gift For The Person Who Already Has Everything
By Terry Weber - 4/3/2009
As we all know Christmas will soon be here and we?ll all take some time to study our lists of names of the special people in our lives to whom we want to give a meaningful present to celebrate the holidays. It seems there is always someone on the list who already ?has everything.? This fact
present... Visit Boynton Beach Florida
By David Hallstrom - 4/3/2009
Boynton Beach, Florida, which calls itself "Florida?s Gateway to the Gulfstream", is a city of over 60,000 people and is situated on Intercoastal Waterway on the East Coast of Florida, approximately midway between Palm Beach and Boca Raton and is less than one and one half hour`s drive north of Miam... How To Know if You are a Budget Traveler
By Cassandra Ingraham - 4/3/2009
Top 10 Ways To Know If Your Are a Budget Traveler 10. You are a budget traveler if all your credit cards are at their limit BEFORE you leave on your vacation. 9. You are a budget traveler if the cost of travel insurance will hurt your travel budget. 8. You are a budget traveler if you dream of go... Getting Robbed On A Bus
By Steven Gillman - 4/3/2009
We knew better. Both me and my wife had a strong feeling we shouldn`t get on that bus in Cuenca, but neither of us said anything. A taxi was two dollars, and the bus cost only twenty-five cents. Ana sat down, but there was no room left for me, so I was packed in with the other commuters standing up.... Disney Discounts And Why They Are Important
By Christine Corbin - 4/3/2009
When you visit Walt Disney World you forget about everything back home. You begin to
realize that there is more to life than just work! Many Americans forget about family
importance and the spending of quality time together, remembering that life does not last forever. At Walt Disney World you can... Zanzibar - A Magnet for Adventurers, Men-of God, Explorers and Conquerors
By Andrew Muigai - 4/3/2009
Those who have not been to Zanzibar will be surprised that despite its big name, it is only a small part of Tanzania. Zanzibar encompasses the main island of Ugunja, its twin Pemba and several small islets. A shallow channel 37km across at the nearest point separates it from the African mainland. As... Cruise Australia: From the Big Blue Sea
By Adam Lenk - 4/3/2009
Sail away to the land down under today! On an Australian cruise adventure, you can revel in the cosmopolitan hustle of its cities, catch sight of its one-of-a-kind marine and animal life, and even enjoy summer in January as you coast your way around the lush beauty of this island nation. Now if only... Paris Locations of The Da Vinci Code
By Jeff Steiner - 4/3/2009
The beginning of The Da Vinci Code takes place in Paris, visiting some of Paris most famous and visited attractions, notably the Louvre Museum and the Jardins des Tuileries. The Da Vinci Code visits other less famous Paris attractions: Saint-Sulpice Church and the Arago Rose Line. Saint-Sulpice Chur... Raleigh`s Pullen Park
By Matthew Keegan - 4/3/2009
Visiting any city can be difficult especially on younger family members. If you have children, they soon tire of the museums, buildings, traffic, congestion, etc. The key to any city visit is finding a place where the children can get out, stretch their legs and, BE KIDS! My family moved to the Rale... Remember PEOPLExpress?
By Matthew Keegan - 4/3/2009
I got my start working in the flying industry while attending Ramapo College of New Jersey in the early 1980s. At that school, they had posted an opportunity to work as a "co-op" student for an airline based at EWR. PEOPLExpress Airlines was the name and they needed students to handle reservations ... Italy
By Susanne Pacher - 4/3/2009
Italy is an extremely diverse country and one of my favourites. It has a fascinating history, going back to the ancient Romans and beyond and was a cultural powerhouse during the Renaissance period. It is truly one of the cradles of Western civilization. Rome is the "Eternal City": Today a hustling ... How You Can Afford That Long Holiday
By David McGimpsey - 4/3/2009
I love to travel. I`ve been all over the world- from Cape Town in South Africa to Tijuana in Mexico and beautiful Kyoto in Japan. The more I travel the more I want to travel. The only thing better than traveling is cheap traveling. For a while I believed that my traveling days were coming to an end.... 5 Reasons Why Cruising Is A Great Value
By Bruce Pickett - 4/3/2009
For many years, taking a cruise for a family vacation was considered an expensive luxury that few people could afford. Most people hardly ever considered a vacation cruise as an option for themselves. Times have changed, though, as more and more people are discovering that cruising is a great valu... Best Time to Go to Disney World
By Ryan Bowman - 4/3/2009
When deciding on the best time for you and your family to visit Disney World, the main issue is usually the crowds. When visiting any major theme park, you are going to experience large crowds; And since Disney World is the most popular theme park in the world, there is hardly a day at the park with... Reality And Prejudices In The Kentucky Highlands
By Brian Edwards - 4/3/2009
Much has been written about the poverty of the Appalachian mountaineers that make up the Kentucky Highlands. Visitors like to point out the backwardness of the area, the crime, the hopeless of its citizens and the unhappy plight of the unfortunate. Few discuss the reasons for this cultural disease t... Budapest, Hungary ? An Incredible City
By Richard Chapo - 4/3/2009
Located in Eastern Europe, Hungary is diverse and beautiful country. The undisputed treasure of the country is Budapest. Budapest ? A Tale of Three Cities Over 2,000 years old, Budapest is a large city containing traces of the various forces that have ruled it over time. Romans, Turks, Goths and man... Hello from Toronto - An Exploration of Toronto`s West End
By Susanne Pacher - 4/3/2009
One of the beauties of Toronto is its diversity, the fact that hundreds of ethnic groups from all over the world congregate here in this metropolis and give their distinct flavour to this urban mosaic of cultures. Since I had already taken my European visitors on a walking tour of downtown, covering... The Edinburgh Festival ? Why Brits Are Missing Out
By R. Richmond - 5/15/2008
The annual Edinburgh Festivals are regarded world wide as some of the best Europe has to offer in terms of film, literature and music. Every year it is estimated that the population of Edinburgh doubles as the city becomes one of the most vibrant places to be in all of Europe. However, despite this ... Beyond the Traditional in Men`s Wedding Rings
By Richard Keir - 5/14/2008
It wasn`t too long ago that the selection of wedding rings for men in jewelry stores was limited to gold and platinum wedding bands. But now, the selection of men`s wedding rings is just as varied as those for women.
The reason behind this big switch is demand. These days more and more men are loo... Paphos, Cyprus - Top 5 Places To Visit On Your Winter Holidays
By Lynda Burke - 5/11/2008
1. Tomb of The Kings
Spread over a vast area, these impressive subterranean burial chambers were built in Paphos from 3rd Century BC to the 3rd Century AD. They are carved out of solid rock with some being decorated with Doric pillars. Put on your walking shoes and climbing pants and don`t be afra... Parador of Hondarribia
By Gary Bumpas - 5/8/2008
The Parador of Hondarribia is near the French border just a short distance from San Sebastian, and within easy visiting distance of Bilbao and the wonderful Guggenheim museum.
Parador Hondarribia is a 10th century castle built by the King of Navarre in the early days of the Christian re-conquest. ... Mississippi`s Recovery, Fast and Steadfast
By Wilma Larwill - 5/5/2008
Mississippi Still a Great Place to Live
The world watched in shock and horror as the images poured
in documenting the death and mass destruction caused by
Hurricane Katrina. The hard work and sacrifices of past
and current generations seemed to be destroyed in the blink
of an eye along with... Choosing The Right Hotel
By Jeff Lakie - 5/3/2008
Whenever you book a vacation, choosing a hotel is key to your level of enjoyment. Hotels are usually rated with a star system, and this generally correlates with the hotels` price. When choosing a place to stay, ask yourself the following questions: How much time will I spend in the hotel? What amen... Finding a Great Orlando Hotel
By Jay Moncliff - 5/3/2008
Orlando Florida is one of the best vacation spots for a family to visit. Orlando is home to Walt Disney World, Sea World, and Universal Studios Orlando. With the popularity of these theme parks it is a good idea to find an Orlando hotel conveniently located nearby. You will also want an Orlando h... The Real Australia
By Cusion Delause - 4/27/2008
Australian vacations are great for extended holidays and summer fun particularly if you like the warmer weather. In fact, since Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere a hot summer in the United States will be a nice winter in the land down under. You might even think about taking an Austral... Vervets: Criminals or Victims?
By S N James - 4/26/2008
?I?ll get you, ya varmin?! Vermin - the scourge, tramps & vagabonds of the animal kingdom. This is the stereotypical view of vermin who are inconsequently considered a menace. In South Africa (SA) vermin paints a more disturbing picture. It is not overly well known of the disgraceful neglect the e... Travel Journals
By Doreene Clement - 4/26/2008
Are you off to a vacation adventure this summer? Have you ever kept a travel journal?
A travel journal is where you write about your personal, family and/or business travels. It can be a separate journal where you record your experiences, details, and even your feelings about your travels, creati... Ya Mule! Backpacking in Siena, Italy
By Rick Chapo - 4/25/2008
Ah, the glamour of backpacking through Europe. Of course, the glamour comes with a price as I found in Siena, Italy.
Siena
Siena is located an hour or so outside of Florence, Italy. My handy dandy guidebook suggested it was a side trip that just had to be made. A medieval structure located behi... Along Interstate 75, 13th Edition
By Alyice Edrich - 4/24/2008
Along Interstate 75 takes the guesswork out of traveling the I-75! This is the first travel guide both men and women will enjoy!
Men will love this book for the detailed, color-code, accurate maps. Each map offers a true, visual aid of the immediate area off the I-75, including many of the twists... Hilton Head Rental
By Jeff Palmer - 4/21/2008
There are many vacation rental options available on Hilton Head Island. Villas and condos, homes and timeshares are all available in varying price ranges.Most vacation villa rentals range from $500 per week for a one bedroom accomodation up to $3000 per week for a 3 bedroom rental. Of course locatio... Mexico Baja California Sur ? A Premier Tourist Destination
By Terry Malone - 4/20/2008
Baja California Sur, one of the thirty-one states of Mexico, is known the world-over for its numerous tourist spots ? breath-taking in their beauty and teeming with widespread life. The state is a unique combination of varied topography ? ranging from mountainous land, desert lands, oasis, narrow ca... How to Organize Your European Vacation?
By Veronique Merlin - 4/19/2008
Friends often ask me to plan their European vacations, and more specifically, their vacation in Paris. Why me? Being a native of Paris I have the inside scoop as to cheap hotels, how to get special hotel deals and other cheap vacation tips. I can also tell you about travel weather and other useful i... Planning Your Trip to Europe
By Walt Bargener - 4/19/2008
Plan Ahead for Travel to Europe
Most people who plan a trip to Europe expect it to be fun. It can be if you take the time to plan for as many contingencies as possible before departure. A few tips that could help you are:
1. Plan sooner, not later. Now is the time to get the best prices, the b... 5 Romantic Travel Resolutions
By Paris Permenter & John Bigley - 4/26/2007
A new year always means a chance for a new start. You and yours can begin this new year by making some travel resolutions together, regardless of your time and budget restraints. Put aside those old travel habits and make some new ones! Let this be the year that your travel plans focus on fun, fanta... Tales Of Hollywood And Politics
By Stephen Schochet - 5/7/2006
Arnold Schwarzenegger`s surprise announcement that he was seeking the California Governorship brought to mind the many times Hollywood figures have been involved in politics. Here are some related anecdotes:
When actors first came to Hollywood there were signs put up in front of hotels and apartm...
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