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2020 Spring Break Travel Soars Stateside and Beyond
February 25, 2020 by 2 Comments
…ecent headlines and that both domestic and international destinations will see an increased influx of visitors,” said Daniel Durazo, director of marketing and communications for Allianz Global Assistance USA. I agree with Dan in that it’s great to see Americans, especially young ones, getting out there and traveling! Hopefully this continues as the headlines seem to be getting bleaker, *Methodology: The data of U.S. travelers’ 2020 Spring Break pl…
The 25.5 Hour Ferry to Ogasawara
December 5, 2011 by 10 Comments
…e tickets for different classes if you so choose. The ferry has some 5 classes of service. Three are second class rooms that sleep at least 125 people. The top two classes have private rooms with either 2 or 4 beds and a private bathroom. When I called the company to inquire about buying tickets they told me that I wouldn’t have a problem booking the day of departure at 9am at counter four in the terminal. They were correct, it was relatively easy…
Planning a Trip to the US
March 6, 2008 by 1 Comment
…ces so great–it really pays to fly. Also, contact travel agents abroad and see about airline air passes around the United States. A lot of time you can buy a number of segments around the US. Additionally, check online airline sites that usually have great deals that you don’t find on general travel sites and your travel agent certainly won’t have. Finally, as New York could be used as the center for northeast travel, you can use LA as your center…
Hotel Loyalty Programs
February 22, 2008 by 1 Comment
…oints for all of your everyday purchases, much like the airlines offer. I used to have one of these but then decided to use all my credit card points toward miles instead but I am rethinking that decision as the Starpoints are more valuable. You can transfer them dollar for dollar to airline programs and if you transfer 20,000 points, they add in another 5000 which will give you a free flight. Basically, if you travel a lot and generally stay wher…
Movie Review of ‘I am Legend’
December 17, 2007 by 7 Comments
…nds exciting, doesn’t it? No of course not, it’s a stupid plot and even worse when you see how it plays out. I don’t want to ruin it for anyone who may actually want to see it but the best part of the movie is Smith’s dog and when he dies, it really goes downhill from there. The infected carnivorous zombies that only come out in the dark and have no traits of human beings are the most ridiculous part of the movie and are almost laughable. The whol…
The Alhambra
November 21, 2007 by 2 Comments
…plants, you have to fight to not fall asleep. Perhaps looking out over the lovely city of Granada will help keep you awake though as the views from above are breathtaking. Guided tours in multiple languages are available and it is recommended that you purchase your tickets in advance online as they only allow a few thousand visitors a day. During the summer, Granada is packed with tourists so plan ahead especially if you only have a day or so in G…
* Marks the Spot
November 2, 2007 by 8 Comments
…the ball, and it subsequently displays the ball in the most hallowed of baseball museums-then this sets a horrible precedent with corporations and their role in sports and moving forward in their role in sports history. As if corporations didn’t have enough of a role in major sports, this type of thing will allow for any company in the future to buy pieces of sports history and permanently attach their logo or name to that piece of history. For i…
Isle of Man
October 26, 2007 by 3 Comments
…es the boats from England and Ireland is very striking with the way the houses and buildings are set upon the water. The streets are very cozy and the people are very friendly. There are innumerable shops with everything you could ever want. The bank buildings fit into the look of the city so that they aren’t like Canary Wharf with massively ugly buildings, but they are more like the offshore banks in Bermuda where you wouldn’t even notice the bui…
The Euro Difference
September 20, 2007 by 3 Comments
…to the Dollar. One Christmas, I actually flew to Paris to buy all of my presents because I could get really nice stuff for really cheap even with the cost of the airline ticket. I couldn’t even fathom doing that now-this is the difference the Euro has made. With the exchange rate of the Euro to the Dollar at an all time high, with one Euro being equal to about $1.40US, it is very expensive to travel in Europe and the cost of buying once cheap qual…
