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Give the Gift of a Country Inn for Christmas

December 3rd, 2008 · No Comments

by Jane Leisteiner

Let’s face it - this is a Christmas where budget is a consideration for many of us. But you can still give your friends and family the perfect gift. A copy of Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns, an award-winning guide with descriptions of more than 1,400 inns and B&Bs, includes a Buy-One-Night-Get-One-Night-Free certificate.

The certificate is valid at any of the inns in this book, and your loved ones can save up to $300, depending on which inn or bed and breakfast they choose. The guidebook itself, costs only $24.95, which is a huge bargain when you consider that the average savings is more than $140. Here are some of the romantic examples of inns that accept the Buy-One-Night-Get-One-Night-Free certificate.

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Unwind and Rest On The First Night From All The Traveling

December 3rd, 2008 · No Comments

by Ray Walberg

Accommodation means Holiday Rental Homes
In many holiday destinations, vacation homes are to be had, helping households get pleasure from their break, typically at a substantial saving as opposed to renting a hotel room and eating every meal in restaurants. Most vacation rental houses are accessible, and entirely furnished even with all major appliances as well as CD and DVD players. These amenities make those renters feel at home during their stay.

While owners rent their holiday home when they’re not occupied, you can also enquire from real estate companies, who may own some homes simply as an investment. In either case, a family can find a home with as just two bedrooms planned to sleep four or as large as eight bedrooms planned to sleep up to 20 vacationers. Groups using holiday rental houses have the pleasure of lower prices than they might renting a holiday home on an individual.

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Tie the Knot at a Bed and Breakfast in Virginia

December 2nd, 2008 · No Comments

by Jane Leisteiner

Let’s face it, planning a wedding isn’t all rainbows and butterflies. It’s a lot of work to make your special day memorable. But there is a way to enjoy the romance and wonder of the event without dealing with all the stress. Let an innkeeper plan and prepare your wedding.

Innkeepers are especially suited to planning weddings. Their natural flair for hospitality, planning meals and helping guests, as well as their knowledge of the surrounding community and businesses make them a perfect resource for planning a wedding. A seasoned innkeeper can find a florist, photographer, caterer, minister and anything else you need to make your day perfect. In addition, what better place to get married than a romantic, historic bed and breakfast?

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There Are So Many Reasons Why People Love To Take A Cruise

December 2nd, 2008 · No Comments

by Dorothy Yamich

In this era of faster everything, including faster and larger commercial airliners where passengers are packed in like sardines, one thing seems to remain constant. That is the wonderful, leisurely world of cruising. For many years the airline industry has experienced numerous setbacks, while the cruise industry has been growing by leaps and bounds. There are many reasons why you should consider becoming a part of this amazing phenomenon. Here are some of them.

According to some recent research from the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), ninety-five percent of cruisers give top marks to their cruising experience and over seventy-five percent are planning to cruise again within three years.

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Enjoy an Enchanting Vacation at Germany’s Best Hotels, Inns

November 30th, 2008 · No Comments

by Tess Kirkpatrick

Germany is a land of extremes. In this ancient land, you’ll find geographic wonders ranging from the sand dunes of the North Friesian Islands to the towering Alps to idyllic pastoral land dotted with enchanting villages. You can visit castles, sample some of the world’s best beer and wine, explore historic sites and so much more.

Of course, you’ll want to visit Bavaria, home to Munich with its many unique towns and villages, of which Neuschwanstein is perhaps the most famous. The castle, by the same name, was the inspiration for Disney’s signature Sleeping Beauty castle. There are plenty more interesting destinations, so consider planning a trip other regions, as well. You might a journey to Germany’s most northerly province, Schleswig Holstein, and visit Hamburg and the surrounding area. Another idea would be to explore the Black Forest, which boasts picturesque scenery, relaxing spas and even casinos.

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Hotels - Don’t Let The Bed Bugs Bite When You Travel On Holidays

November 29th, 2008 · No Comments

by Dorothy Yamich

Even the top luxurious five-star hotels and resorts can sometimes get an infestation of bed bugs. This is sometimes can happen because many hundreds, or even thousands of travelers and tourists could be staying at a hotel or resort at any given point in time. These little blood drinking insects can easily hitch a ride on unsuspecting travelers or be hiding in their luggage. Hotel and resort managers are very aware of this problem and take steps to prevent this from happening.

What do these blood loving pests look like?

Bed bugs are tiny, flat, wingless bugs. Their size can vary from a head of a pin to approximately one-quarter of an inch in length when fully grown. They’re oval shaped and look similar to small watermelon seeds. Their color varies from translucent yellow to dark reddish brown. If they have just dined on a traveler’s blood their color may look dark brown or black.

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Enjoy a Stress-Free Wedding at a Virginia Bed and Breakfast

November 29th, 2008 · No Comments

by Jane Leisteiner

Every girl dreams of her special wedding. What she doesn’t dream about is stressing out over catering, photography and flowers or selecting the perfect spot for the ceremony and reception. Instead of worrying over all these details, let an innkeeper host your intimate wedding and leave your worries behind.

Every year, hundreds of couples marry at historic inns and quaint bed and breakfasts. Innkeepers are experts as creating romantic ambiance, dealing with guests and coordinating events. Getting married at the inn is not only romantic, but convenient. You can prepare for your special day in one of the guest rooms, get married, enjoy a posh reception and even spend your wedding night at the inn. Innkeepers can do it all - plan the ceremony, find caterers and florists, direct guests and even house them, if necessary. They do all the work, and you have all the fun.

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The Significance of Rental Chain

November 28th, 2008 · No Comments

by Greg Hansward

If you have travelled abroad you have probably experience having problems with your transportation. This is true to a lot of people this may be the reason why Car rental Companies are so popular and the business are booming because a lot of people opt to rent a car.

The Rental Industry is on rise. This is particularly true to places that attract most tourists. This industry is providing a great service to those people who are really into their comfort and taking their time enjoying their vacation. AN increase in demand of car for rent may not be only due to tourists but also because car owners are now looking for car rental because their car is broken or in the shop for monthly check-up. Also the growing popularity of “road trip” especially for the young ones helped in the growth of the rental industry.

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Deck the Halls at a Virginia Bed and Breakfast

November 28th, 2008 · No Comments

by Jane Leisteiner

Virginia, with its myriad of historic attractions and splendid scenery, is an ideal spot for an old-fashioned country Christmas. There are plenty of interesting seasonal events, and some excellent bed and breakfasts, where you can truly savor the spirit of Christmas.

Orange, Virginia, a charming historic town is especially delightful during the holiday season. A huge Christmas tree adorns local Taylor Park, and the businesses and homes along Main Street get into the spirit of the season with decorations and lights. The town is close to many historic attractions, including the homes of four presidents.

At George Washington’s home, Christmas heralds the annual Mount Vernon by Candlelit events. These three-hour evening programs include a tour of the home, as well as fireside caroling and mugs of hot cider.

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Italy’s Best Hotels Offer Romance, Luxury

November 27th, 2008 · No Comments

by Tess Kirkpatrick

Whether you long to tour the historic sites of Rome or sip wine from the terrace of a Tuscan villa, a trip to Italy is sure to rank as one of your top travel experiences.

Italy offers so many unique and interesting experiences; it can be difficult to narrow them all done for one vacation. Perhaps the best way to approach Italy is to plan to follow several different itineraries and focus on a few unique places. You might decide to combine a visit to Sicily with a driving trip that takes you from Rome to Milan. Another option is explore southern Italy and hit Rome, the Amalfi Coast, Capri and the remote area around Apulia. A unique option would be to head inland and explore the mountain towns and lake regions of Italy.

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