| 711 | Cities at Sea, Lots of Fun Jobs? Preview: Though cruise patrons used to be stereotyped as silver haired folks with money, the cruise industry today caters to a much wider demographic cross section of the population. There are cruises that specifically cater to singles, to families, and there is even a behemoth under construction now that is selling apartments for permanent residents. As ... (more) Published By: Kim Davis Submitted: 24 February,2003 |
| 712 | Invasions of Mallorca Preview: The island of Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic chain, which lies off the eastern Mediterranean coast of Spain. Thanks to its rugged topography, balmy climate, and old world architectural charm, Mallorca has been a favorite of European tourists since the 1960's. Many Americans have found their way to Mallorca as well, but Americans do not... (more) Published By: Kim Davis Submitted: 24 February,2003 |
| 713 | Living in the Clouds Preview: I have a sister of whom I am very proud. After the kids were grown she found herself divorced after years of unhappy marraige. So she went back to work. She found the job market brutal after all those years as a housewife, but she stuck with it, and got a ticketing job with Continental Airlines. She allowed herself to dream about returning to the ... (more) Published By: Kim Davis Submitted: 24 February,2003 |
| 714 | Who Wants to Be a Yachtie - Excerpt from "The Yachtie Bible" Preview: International travel is easier today than it has ever been, given enough money and time. Trouble is, most of us have a hard time saving the money, and once we have that together we struggle to find the time. It seems that only wealthy retired people have enough of both to travel extensively. Wouldn't it be great if we could afford to travel while... (more) Published By: Kim Davis Submitted: 24 February,2003 |
| 715 | Bernie in South Africa Preview: An intersting 16 days trip, by car, throuigh South Africa. About the Author Roving reporter for Travel agencies. Reporter for various automotive magazines... (more) Published By: McKay Submitted: 24 February,2003 |
| 716 | Cruise Review Preview: The newest of Voyager class vessels, Royal Caribbean has introduced in December 2002 the Navigator of the Seas. One of four ships that can claim to be "the world's largest", complete with a roller blade track, ice skating rink, and rock climbing wall. Plus a boulevard full of shops, bars and cafes known as the Royal Promenade, and a 1950's style d... (more) Published By: Marty Trencher Submitted: 24 February,2003 |
| 717 | An Adventurers Travel Checklist Preview: The following is a List that I have gathered through years of experience and research. They don't neccessarily apply to an Outdoor Adventurer. You Pick and choose your priorities according to your destination and the length of your stay. Visit http://www.thecampingguide.com for more information and the necessary gear for your trip. Gear Essential... (more) Published By: Centerprises Submitted: 25 February,2003 |
| 718 | Borneo - Sandakan Wildlife Search Preview: Sandakan is situated on the East Coast of Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. On its West is the interior mountain range and on the East is the Sulu Sea. Sandakan is definitely a dream location for travelers interested in wildlife and nature. Our Sandakan Wildlife Expedition brings you closer to three of the worlds most exciting conservation programmes: Turt... (more) Published By: Walter Rajah Submitted: 20 March,2003 |
| 719 | Borneo - Exotic Island Paradise Preview: SABAH is Malaysia's premier nature adventure destination situated in the northern tip of Borneo Island, the third largest island in the world. Sabah is popular for its wildlife conservation attractions, rain forest, surrounding nature and islands, beach resorts, tropical white sandy beaches, crystal clear water, and its warm and friendly people. I... (more) Published By: Walter Rajah Submitted: 20 March,2003 |
| 720 | A 7 day vaction in Kodaikanal Preview: Hai! My name is Vijay and I live in Chennai. Chennai, though a very pleasant city in many other ways, gets intolerably hot in summer. This year, Chennai recorded the second highest temperature in two years! We were melting in our clothes. This is why, we shouted with joy when my father told us he was taking to Kodaikanal (a hill station) for a lei... (more) Published By: Vijay Chidambaram Submitted: 24 May,2003 |
| 721 | Historic Cumberland - A Step Back in Time Preview: The historic, quiet village of Cumberland is nestled in the foothills of the Beaufort mountains, surrounded by forest, bordered by the incredible wilderness of the beautiful Comox Valley, the eternally snow-capped mountains and the inspiring Comox Glacier within view. Cumberland’s population is approaching 3,000. If driving from Victoria the time... (more) Published By: Margot B Submitted: 29 June,2003 |
| 722 | A Trip To Vung Tau - Modern Vietnam is a nice place to visit and you wouldn't mind staying there for a while Preview: Modern Vietnam is a nice place to visit.. and you wouldn't mind staying there for a while. Being an American and growing up during the Vietnam War era, I always wanted to see what the post war Vietnam was like now a days. During the Vietnam war I was to young to be drafted but I clearly remember all the hype in the USA over Vietnam and war. I can... (more) Published By: Tony Wells Submitted: 05 July,2003 |
| 723 | The Best Beach Resorts in Bulgaria Preview: The Bulgarian Black sea coast is about 400 kilometers long with large and small resorts. Sun-seekers have a wealth of choices for accommodation. Most of the hotels are privately run and maintain Western standards of health and safety. Among the most popular resorts is the northern Black Sea coast resort of Golden Sands, which has 61 hotels, many r... (more) Published By: Marinova Marina Submitted: 07 July,2003 |
| 724 | Adventure with Haldan Sumer. Preview: Hi, It's proven that nothing motivates us like travel ! Today life is strenous, competitive and highly demanding. A little vacation gets you going ahead to take the challenges of life, head on. I am here to offer you everything from individual daily or weekend trips to big group excursions. I look forward to see you in Turkey ! Haldan Sumer. ... (more) Published By: Haldan Sumer. Submitted: 10 July,2003 |
| 725 | Money Saving Travel Tips Preview: Have you seen the T.V. commercial where they show that one passenger paid only a few hundred for his plane ticket while the person sitting next to him paid over a thousand? This is only one example of a truth that becomes all to apparent every summer. You can SERIOUSLY over-pay for travel if you aren't careful. If you are wanting to travel this... (more) Published By: Ali Moazami Submitted: 11 July,2003 |
| 726 | Fine Dining in Miami Preview: A review of the famous Norman's Restaurant in Coral Gables, Florida. Norman's is not only Miami's but South Florida's top restaurant. About the Author Michele is a travel agent who has a particular interest in food and wine. As she travels, she writes articles on various fine dining restaurants.... (more) Published By: Michele Zehner Submitted: 16 July,2003 |
| 727 | Fine Dining in Las Vegas Preview: A review of Rosemary's at the Rio in Las Vegas. About the Author Michele is a travel agent who has a particular interest in food and wine. As she travels, she writes articles on various fine dining restaurants.... (more) Published By: Michele Zehner Submitted: 16 July,2003 |
| 728 | Advioding AMS Preview: Safety at High Attitude The Rockies Mountains rest from 5,000 to 14,000 feet above sea level which equates to less oxygen. The fact that oxygen is one third less than at sea level can make low-landers feel sluggish and may bring about headaches, insomnia, nausea, fatigue and a shortness of breath. The medical term for these symptoms is Acute Mount... (more) Published By: B.J.Baker Submitted: 17 July,2003 |
| 729 | Planning Your Adventure Preview: Planning your Backcountry Adventure at AdvenQuest Finding Your Adventure Survey your family or travel group and make sure everyone has the same expectations from the trip. Some things to keep in mind: trip length, degree of comfort needed (sanitary options), price, flexibility on trip dates, and the degree of adventure you are looking for - family... (more) Published By: B.J.Baker Submitted: 17 July,2003 |
| 730 | When the Snow Melts the Fun is just Beggining Preview: When the snow melts in the Rockies, that doesn't mean the fun ends. With warm, idyllic weather and a lush landscape literally bursting with life, a whole new world awaits your discovering the summertime, giving you all the more reason to make the mountain West a favorite destination. There's no limit to the activities you can enjoy during the su... (more) Published By: B.J.Baker Submitted: 17 July,2003 |