Thursday, June 5, 2008

Where's Your Dream Destination?

... goes on and on. We base our travel desires on cultural, sporting and musical events and who can leave out shopping!

While some of us made decisions post-9/11 to stay close to home, the Office of Travel and Tourism Industries, predicts that the US will host 53 million international travelers this year. The fact is that the Internet has made us all become international travelers and it puts the world at our fingertips and only a click away.

There are vacations for every taste and bu...more

Travel Accident Insurance

...Whether it is a business trip, for pleasure or a student break, you should never travel abroad without comprehensive travel accident insurance. Today's travel accident insurance policies are also used to cover lost or stolen luggage, delays, personal belongings as well as the usual medical emergencies including urgent evacuation. Be aware though that checking the travel accident insurance beforehand is important as many of the eventualities you need covered may be extras; not just the amount of cover but also what happens if your trip is cancelled or there is a problem with your luggage for example.

Initially, a little background knowledge of what's available in the market place to cover travel and medical insurance is going to be a worthwhile effort on your part especiall...more

5 Ways to Deal Travel Insurance

... cancel your policy for a full refund.

2.Plan it well : If you are planning to travel abroad on more than a single occasion in a year then you can save more money by buying an annual multi-trip - travel insurance policy rather than buy a single travel insurance policy each time you go.

3.Check the other options: Sometimes your travel agent or tour operator may tell you that you have to buy their travel insurance in order to buy a holiday from them, maybe as part of an inclusive deal. Only take this if the total cost is rewarding, compared to buying the holiday and travel insurance separately. In most cases you will probably find that you are paying over the odds for the travel insurance, even if it is in some sort of 'special deal'.

4.International helpline: C...more

Save Big on Airfare: 8 Top Tips to Reduce the Cost of Your Airline Tickets

...buy blocks of tickets and sell them at a discounted rate in order to help airlines fill up seats. You can find "Ticket Consolidators" in your newspaper's travel section or online at sites like Hotwire.com, Onetravel.com and lowestfare.com. Be aware that these tickets may have more restrictions than others.

5. Use an alternative airport.
Flying to an airport that is 30-40 minutes away from your destination can save you up to 50 percent on a flight. For instance, flying into Baltimore instead of washington D.C., Oakland instead of San Francisco, or Rockford instead of chicago.

6. Check fares on low-cost airlines.
Although they may not be featured on major travel Web sites, airlines like JetBlue, southwest and American Trans Air often offer lower fares and better promotions than c...more

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