Showing posts with label carlson wagonlit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carlson wagonlit. Show all posts
Monday, 3 March 2008
Excursion Society Goes Beyond the Ordinary
Shore excursions, which take cruise passengers off their ships to experience local attractions and culture, are a highlight of any cruise. They range from snorkeling adventures in the Caribbean, to dog sledding in Alaska, to museum tours in the great port cities of Europe and more.A year ago, Carlson Wagonlit Travel Associates launched a unique shore excursion program called the Excursion
Monday, 19 November 2007
Belize - What a sight!
Belize Belize has seen its share of visitors throughout history. Pirates, traders, the British, slaves and loggers, at one time or another, have cut a life into the country’s wild jungles and Caribbean coastline. Today, a new visitor fuels the economy for Central America’s newest country: the tourist.Most start in Belize City, the coastal town and former capital of Belize (the government moved
Monday, 29 October 2007
Spring Break Advice
If you plan on traveling during the "spring break" time frame this spring I encourage you to book as soon as possible. The following is a poll of Carlson Wagonlit Travel Specialists from across the country:When should Spring Break travelers book vacations to lock in best value? 36% Right now! 55% They should have done so a month ago or earlier. 6% By end of November. 2% By end of December.
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Friday, 26 October 2007
Travel Scams are Everywhere
I have never been scammed and hate that people out there are ruining the travel industry by ripping people off. Here are some things to look for when booking your trip:How to Avoid Travel ScamsIf you have been offered a great bargain on a cruise or resort vacation, but you cannot seem to get all the details unless you pay the company first, you may be dealing with a travel scam.PAY NOW, TRAVEL
Healthy Travel Ensures a Great Time!
The holidays are quickly approaching (approximately 60 days until Christmas) and according to a recent survey of Carlson Wagonlit Travel agencies across the United States travel to all-inclusive resorts is the most popular type of journey that agencies are booking for the holidays—including Thanksgiving and Christmas through New Year’s. Having the whole family visit any destination was the second
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