Archive for the ‘Travel Advice’ Category
Princess Cruises offers consumers security through their travel agent training program
February 24th, 2010 | 
Author: Princess Cruises offers travel agents a rigorous training program to familiarize them with all the aspects of selling their cruises to the consumer/cruiser. This program consists of 25 classes, each taken online with a quiz at the end of each class and an extensive final exam before graduation….read more
Posted in Cruises, Cruising, Princess Cruises, Travel, Travel Advice, Travel Business | 
Tags: Cruising, Princess Cruises, security, training, Travel, travel agent, travel industry | 
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Airline travel – the good, the bad and the ugly of flying in the 21st century
Air travel today is such a mixed emotion that it colors every other form and function of travel. Good, bad and ugly describe every flight, every attempt to go from one place to another in an airplane…. read more
Posted in Air Travel, Airlines, Brokenhearted, Delta Airlines, Disappointed, GoGoInFlight, My Opinion, My Travels, Transportation, Travel, Travel Advice, Wi-Fi |
Tags: Air Travel, airlines, GoGoInFlight, Wi-Fi |
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Seattle chills get warmed up with Aston Hotels Spring Thaw offerings of hot Hawaii travel deals
Although Seattle is experiencing mild January weather, Seattle-ites can benefit from Aston Hotel & Resorts in Hawaii calling visitors to shake off the chill with its own “hot” numbers: up to 45 percent off at select properties during April, May and June. You can plan now to heat up your spring break with the following Spring Specials……. Read More
Posted in Hawaii, Honolulu, Hotels, Maui, Oahu, resorts, Seattle, Travel, Travel Advice, Vacation Planning, Waikiki |
Tags: Aston Hotels & Resorts, condos, Hawaii, Honolulu, Hotels, Maui, resorts, spring break, Travel, vacations, Waikiki |
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Make Port Angeles your home base for cultural as well as outdoor activities in the Olympic Peninsula
Port Angeles, while only 17 miles from Hurricane Ridge-the most popular attraction of Olympic National Park, is also a center for Northwest arts and culture.
Ideally situated for all the Olympic Peninsula has to offer, it is easy to see why Port Angeles says it is “The Center of It All.”
Port Angeles offers unique shopping, arts & culture, a wide variety of restaurants and many specialty shops for kayaking, hiking, camping, biking, fishing, scuba diving and skateboarding. In the winter months, skiing, snow shoeing and snow boarding sales and rentals are available.
read more…..Make Port Angeles your home base for cultural as well as outdoor activities in the Olympic Peninsula
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Posted in Adventure travel, Northwest, Olympic Peninsula, Road-trips, Seattle, Skiing, Snowboarding, Travel, Travel Advice, Vacation Planning, Washington |
Tags: arts & culture, museums, Northwest, Olympic Peninsula, Port Angeles, Washington |
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