27th
April
2007
Canada occupies most of North America and is, size-wise, the second largest country in the world. There is nothing small about Canada and this makes it the ideal place for broadening horizons, traveling adventurously, and learning all about a country and its culture passionately.
When Is the Best Time to Go?
Summer begins in late May and ends in mid-September. Fall is from mid-September to mid-November. Winter starts mid-November and ranges on until mid-March. Finally, spring lasts from mid-March until late May. Canada’s tourism peaks from mid-June to mid-September. During these months, travels and accommodations are relatively more expensive.
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posted in Canada, Travel Tips |
27th
April
2007
As the summer season approaches, you might be thinking of taking your loved one on a romantic vacation. And while a city break in New York or a cosy cottage retreat in New England can provide attractive destinations, they tend to be all too predictable. Why not take your partner to the Pacific Northwest on a romantic holiday for a vacation with a difference? Whether you choose to visit a range of city destinations - from Seattle and Portland to Vancouver and Boise - or you decide to traverse the area’s more mountainous regions, you’ll find a variety of locations that are sure to inspire you.
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posted in US, US West Coast, Hiking, Seattle, Romantic, Getaway, Northwest, Mountains, Coast, Biking, Romantic Getaway, holiday |
27th
April
2007
All vacations are not created equal. If you want to pay one price for food, drinks and activities, think Mexico. Just say “all-inclusive” and enjoy a “turn-key” vacation complete with pampering. For most hotels, “all-inclusive” means accommodations, all meals and snacks, unlimited domestic/imported drinks, activities and nightly entertainment. Some hotels offer discounts on spa treatments or green fees.
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posted in Caribbean, Mexico, Cancun |
27th
April
2007
Sometimes the key to a great family vacation is taking a road less traveled.
For instance, located minutes north of Orlando, and just a short drive to the East Coast’s most scenic beaches as well as the John F. Kennedy Space Center, Seminole County is one of Central Florida’s best-kept secrets.
Visitors are treated to a relaxed atmosphere and a wealth of natural beauty, including more than 2,000 pristine freshwater lakes and spring-fed rivers. Plus, hotel rates in the area are already one-third lower on average than neighboring destinations and Seminole County offers a third night free at select hotels.
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posted in Florida, US East Coast |