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Major Airports are re-designing the way we travel
Airlines shrink capacity to charge higher fares, Cruise companies use secure travel to increase ticket prices and airports are becoming transportation hubs. Travel is becoming a luxury…again.
Passport Fees Increased
Passport Fees Increased on July 13, 2010
Greek Olives from Corfu
Olive trees don’t fruit until they are 200 years old, and live to be over 800 years old. There is a death penalty to cut one down.
Five Amazing Holes of the World
These five holes of the world were selected to be shared for their unique history and some are really terrifying.
Ginnie Springs Outdoors
Tent camping with a group of family and friends is communal living at its finest at Ginnie Springs Outdoors.
Government Wants Share of the Carry On Fees
Government wants to collect on unbundled airline services, using Spirit Air’s plan to charge for carry on as their platform.
Discount Airlines set the Stage
“Flying isn’t the elegant excursion it used to be anymore. It’s like a U-Haul adventure.” – Erma Bombeck on coin operated bathrooms.
Plantation Vacation Packages
Amelia Island Plantation Offers New Money Saving Vacation Packages
Caribbean Luxury Resort Expansions Sharply on the Rise
After two years on the side track, Baha Mar Resort in Nassau is back on the boiler plate with a $2.6 billion backing from China
Travel is Growing Sensitive to the Environment
Angela Wallace is one of those lucky people who roams the world’s most fascinating places for us to travel to. Here is a story.
Travel – What is Your Return on Life?
The Travel Agency invited Kathy Johns from Lindblad Expeditions for a tete-a-tete with expedition enthusiasts on Amelia Island. In an intimate setting at Red Otter Outfitters, the audience was awed by the beauty and exhilaration of National Geographic endorsed travel to the outskirts of the planet.
Rocky Mountain Ski Trip
Living at sea level on Amelia Island can have its disadvantages when vacationing at 10,500 ft., but we were there to ski and snow was everywhere. It was just pure fluffy white powder, ankle deep on every trial.
Camping: Know How To Before You Go
Sitting there in your flannel shirt with the duckbilled waterproof boots, holding a steaming hot cup of coffee while staring at an open fire with your chocolate lab contently looking on.
Ocean Going Cities
When Royal Caribbean International took delivery of the Oasis of the Seas yesterday, the world’s largest cruise ship to-date, this reinforced my dream of living permanently in a city on the oceans.