All Posts Tagged With: "vacation tips"
Frugal Travel Destinations: Free Attractions Exist to Help Vacation Budgets
During a time of continued economic turmoil and with personal budgets being reduced a few luxury items such as vacations might be reduced or even eliminated. There are attractions and things people can do on their travels for free to help supplement the vacation experience. Across the country there are free attractions available to not [...]
Travel Gift Ideas: Electronic Products Travel Well for Adults and Kids
Preparing for a trip goes beyond the actual travel planning, choosing the destination, booking the airline tickets or choosing the road route, or arranging for accommodations. Integral ingredients in the actual success of a vacation are the travel accessories that accompany the travelers on the journey. Beyond the traditional portable DVD, digital camera, camcorder, iPhone, [...]
Health & Wellness Travel: Sedona Mago Retreat Center
When selecting travel destinations, many factors go into a traveler’s decision-making criteria. Is it a destination that has been on a wish list? Is it an activity offered at a location? Is there a lifestyle reason driving a certain type of vacation? According to SpaFinder’s 2008 State of Spa Travel survey an increased interest in [...]
A Mont Tremblant Winter Wonderland Vacation
A luxury getaway in a Mont Tremblant condo or chalet can set the tone for year round family fun and relaxation without sacrifice. Located outside of Montreal, Quebec, this resort area hosts a variety of outdoor activities ranging from snow skiing to golf. Surrounding a pedestrian village of the resort area are several condo, chalet [...]
Traveling with the Nanny? Don’t Forget Travel Insurance
It is not uncommon to see an extra traveling member with families vacationing with kids. But, do not forget to purchase travel insurance for the nanny to ensure all bases and all people are covered further protecting a vacation investment and providing peace of mind. Travel insurance ensures travelers can be ready for the [...]
Never Discount Weather in Travel Plans
In the midst of what is often the strength and height of hurricane season, travelers who have plans to visit Florida, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, and other more hurricane-prone vacation destinations are never surprised when a named storm or hurricane steers their way in September or October. But, what is strange and not expected is a [...]
Celebrate Your Birthday Free at Disney: New Promotion Launched
Building off of the Year of the Million Dreams campaign, Disney is not content to rely on its brand name to continue bringing people into the world of fun at a Disney theme park. Disney continues to entice travelers with new park additions, resort features and unique offerings. Yesterday, Disney announced its “What Will You [...]
Making Sense of Travel Insurance: Tips to Understand How to Protect a Vacation Investment
Travelers looking to protect their travel investment and ensure certain items are covered during an upcoming trip can easily be confused when trying to navigate the cluttered travel insurance product marketplace. Travelers should not expect the worst when heading out for a little rest and relaxation; but, they should know that the right travel insurance [...]
What Is In Your Travel Bag?
Getting through airport security is challenging, especially considering restrictions on what a traveler can and can not bring aboard. The Transportation Security Administration keeps a comprehensive, up-to-date allowable list of items acceptable to pack in your carry-on bag. To simplify the packing process, here is a look at some of Travel-Advocate’s must-have carry-on items when [...]
Rising Fuel Prices Cause Travelers to Adjust Vacation Plans
With the average price per gallon for gasoline topping $4.00, despite last week’s oil price drops, recent surveys by AAA reveal that fuel is affecting summer travel plans. These newest statistics counter previous surveys released in May, further illustrating the increasing economic strains on a traveler’s wallet. Earlier this summer, it is reported by a [...]
Literary Inspired Travels to Key West
Starting as children we escape into destinations through story books. From Eloise adventures in New York’s Plaza Hotel to taking a swan boat ride in Boston as in “Make Way for Duckling” by Robert McClosky, books inspire our journeys. On an adult-level though, traveling to Key West is truly a tropical destination complete with literary history. [...]
7 Ways to Save for a Great Last-Minute Vacation
Making the ends meet and even trying to get ahead financially all year long, families may often postpone thinking about vacation planning until summer has already begun. Even if you haven’t been saving all year long, you can still plan and afford a great family getaway.Here are 7 tips to help you find a little [...]
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