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Today's Travel News
Thursday, July 17, 2008
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Take 'Em With You - Here's How
By Rich Steck & Judi Janofsky
Judging from our mail, dog travel, or more accurately, travel with your dog, is one of our most appreciated subjects. That's nice - it shows that our readers are as loyal to their family pets as the pets are to them. They know that vacation togetherness is one sure way to relieve separation anxiety, too.
OK, you agree, but that's just the first step. Second step is to determine where to go, where to stay, what to do when you get there, etc. Plus dividing your vacation fun focus between you and your pet. DogFriendly.com to the rescue. Again. We've told you about the virtues of this Web site before (Rex Needs A Vacation, To and If There's A Dog In Your Family) and now the Dog Friendly folks have recently introduced its most complete travel guidebook for dog lovers throughout the Eastern United States. ...More
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The Elysian companies have announced an
agreement between First Elysian Properties, the developer and owner of the
Elysian Hotel and Private Residences Chicago, and Marc Jacobs
International, to open a Marc Jacobs Collection boutique in prime retail
space at the Elysian Chicago on the southwest corner of Rush and Walton
Streets. ...More
Ocean Club Resorts in Turks & Caicos is
offering guests a $50 gas credit for any four night stay or greater booked
through the US Reservations office for stays from now up to December 22,
2008. Credit will be applied to the room reservation, some exclusions apply
and the offer cannot be combined with others. ...More
"Carnival's Seaside Theatres" -- jumbo-sized LED screens currently
featured poolside on five Carnival "Fun
Ships," including the new 113,300-ton Carnival Splendor which debuted
earlier this month - will be expanded to an additional five vessels over
the next year. ...More
A record 310 tourism industry professionals from across the United States
are enrolled in the Southeast Tourism Society
Marketing College this month. The STS Marketing College is a
professional development program that for one week each summer turns the
facilities of North Georgia College and State University in Dahlonega, Ga.,
into a laboratory to teach tourism marketing. ...More
As a true testament to the quality of training and networking
opportunities offered at the Vacation.com 10th
International Conference & Trade Show, the organization reported
overwhelming praise from the record 1400 in attendance as 97.6% responded:
yes, when asked on the post conference survey, "Do you feel this conference
was worth your time, effort, and investment?" In addition, an overwhelming
number of those respondents indicated they plan to attend the 2009
conference, scheduled for June 17 - June 20, 2009, Caesars Palace, Las
Vegas. ...More
None of us will ever have a Tiger Woods moment of winning the British Open
on the Old Course in St Andrews, Scotland, and very few of us will even
have the opportunity to play there, but there's a startlingly similar
experience in Orlando, and through Sept. 30, it's available at a bargain
rate for Florida golfers. It's the New Course, a links style layout at The Grand Cypress Golf Club. Jack Nicklaus
designed it as a tribute to the Old Course, and the resort is marking the
20th year of Scottish golf in Florida this fall. ...More
Rail Europe offers the ease and convenience
of e-ticketing for all Eurostar fares, with the exception of Group fares,
between London and Paris. The new e-ticket system means a quicker, more
seamless check in for North American business and leisure travelers, as
they can now take full advantage of Eurostar's fast 30 minute check-in
times. ...More
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