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		<title>How Holiday Nights Reveal the Essence of a City</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: Kirti Abraham Source: ezinearticles.com Wherever you go on a holiday, you normally keep the day for sightseeing. Whether it&#8217;s museums, safaris, beaches or walking tours, the day is usually spent exploring a city or a town&#8217;s historical or natural wonders. When day turns to night is when the big cities don a new garb [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Author: Kirti Abraham<br />
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<p>Wherever you go on a holiday, you normally keep the day for sightseeing. Whether it&#8217;s museums, safaris, beaches or walking tours, the day is usually spent exploring a city or a town&#8217;s historical or natural wonders. When day turns to night is when the big cities don a new garb and it&#8217;s time for you to dress up.</p>
<p>During the day, you will quite possibly visit touristy places so in the evening try and steer clear of places frequented by tourists and instead go to places where the locals go to dine, dance or listen to music. Seek out local talent to enhance the experience of your holiday travel.</p>
<p>London and New York are cities known for their happening nightlife. Famous bands play at top clubs or stage concerts at big venues. If dance and music is your thing, the choice of nightclubs will dazzle you. Some of the nightclubs have extravagant themes and up to five or six dance floors.</p>
<p>Dinner also throws up incredible choices. From small eateries to Michelin-star restaurants frequented by celebrities, you will always find some place that&#8217;s unique and that serves cuisine that&#8217;s specific to the city or region. For instance, a tapas bar may be the place to hang out in Madrid or Barcelona, while if you are in Sydney don&#8217;t forget to sample a meat pie. By dining out at places frequented by locals, you are indirectly learning more about the city and its culinary history.</p>
<p>Even dance forms can be specific to different countries and if you are not a clubber, a great way to spend the evening is to watch local dance forms. You can take in an authentic flamenco performance in the courtyard of an 18th century house in the old town in Seville. If in Colombia, don&#8217;t miss a salsa performance. Santiago de Cali, or Cali for short, is called the world&#8217;s salsa capital. In Paris, tourists flock to Moulin Rouge.</p>
<p>Plays, operas, ballet etc. too can be an exhibition of the finest local talent so ask the concierge at your hotel to suggest the best places to visit. In many ways it&#8217;s the evening that captures the flavour of a city so make sure you make the most of your holiday nights.</p>
<p>Find out which are the best places to party on your <a target="_new" href="http://www.holidaytravelhelp.com/?cat=85" rel="nofollow">Holiday Nights</a>. Also read about other interesting <a target="_new" href="http://www.holidaytravelhelp.com/" rel="nofollow">Places For Holiday</a>.</p>
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		<title>Home For The Holidays &#8211; Or Not</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: Diane McCalleybr Source: articledashboard.combr br The image of Christmas in most peoples minds is that of the entire family congregating at the family homestead and enjoying Christmas at home, a fire in the fireplace, a Christmas tree with all the family ornaments, and perfectly-wrapped presents tucked beneath. Thats the way its always been and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Author: Diane McCalleybr<br />
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The image of Christmas in most peoples minds is that of the entire family congregating at the family homestead and enjoying Christmas at home, a fire in the fireplace, a Christmas tree with all the family ornaments, and perfectly-wrapped presents tucked beneath. Thats the way its always been and thats the way it always will be. Its tradition. And, you dont break tradition, right? Right?</p>
<p>Actually, for the past 11 years my son and I have altered from that routine. We leave the comforts of home for parts unknown and travel over Christmas. We dont see it as breaking tradition, but, rather, creating new traditions, and, in the process, creating memories to last our entire lives. </p>
<p>I noticed a curious thing one Christmas when my son was about 8 years old. All those toys I so painstakingly searched for, ordered from catalogs, stood in line at the post office to receive, wrapped and distributed under the tree were opened, played with and forgotten about within a day. Christmas, it seems, had become a one-day wonder, much anticipated and quickly forgotten. </p>
<p>I began to think back on my own family traditions growing up. What did I remember most? To be honest, toys werent the highest things on my list. Oh, sure, there was the occasional doll or stuffed animal, but I cant honestly remember which Christmas I received which gifts. What really stuck out in my mind, though, were the times my mother would take my brothers, sister and me to a local park, where we would enjoy the picnic breakfast she had packed of powdered donuts and little individual boxes of cereal. We were a poor family, so those little cereal boxes were a big deal to us. But, what was an even bigger deal was my mother setting aside time just for us. </p>
<p>Thats when I realized that the best gift I could give my son was me. My time. My attention. I decided that my son and I would begin creating our own Christmas tradition by taking a journey together over the Christmas holiday. That one journey spawned the next one, and the next one. And now? Well, its tradition, and its been that way for 11 years. </p>
<p>Did my son miss his tree and toys at home that first outing? Actually, he didnt. Although I did give him a couple small packages to open, he felt special helping us create our own Christmas traditions. </p>
<p>Of course, I also benefit from this new tradition. I have memories of my son that will last my entire life. I remember one of our early Christmases staying on Coronado Island near San Diego. My son thought it was pretty cool that on Christmas day we were having Christmas dinner at the Hotel del Coronado. It was one of my favorite Christmas dinners, and no cleanup! </p>
<p>Strolling along the beach in Coronado was also the place he shared with me what he wanted to be when he grew up &#8211; a circus performer. He tried to imitate the acrobatic moves hed seen and landed hard on the sand. I could tell his pride was bruised, so I didnt say a word, just held out my hand to him to let him know Id always have his back.</p>
<p>Well, 11 years later, hes now a student at l?cole Nationale de Cirque in Montreal, Canada. Thats right, a circus school. One of the best circus schools I might add. And, last Christmas, on our ski vacation to Vancouver, I took a hard tumble onto the snow during one of my ski lessons. And, though he could tell my pride was bruised, he didnt say a word, but just held out his hand to me to let me know hed always have my back too.</p>
<p>So, would I go back and change anything about our Christmases together? With memories like those, not a chance./pbr<br />
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		<title>On Your Way to the Airport For the Holidays and Forgot to Buy Travel Insurance? No Worries!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2009 03:10:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: Jeffery Gullesonbr Source: ezinearticles.combr br Its the holiday season and that means fun. OK, the airport lines may be long, the planes over-booked, and the weather nasty, but you can still enjoy peace of mind knowing you have travel insurance for lost luggage, trip cancellation or trip interruption. And the airline just announced that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Author: Jeffery Gullesonbr<br />
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Its the holiday season and that means fun. OK, the airport lines may be long, the planes over-booked, and the weather nasty, but you can still enjoy peace of mind knowing you have travel insurance for lost luggage, trip cancellation or trip interruption.</p>
<p>And the airline just announced that due to mechanical problems it is delaying your flight for 30 minutes. Well, you know from experience that those 30 minutes can be repeated indefinitely. You might have to check into a hotel until the flight is re-scheduled, and you want your bill reimbursed through your travel insurance.</p>
<p>But wait! You didnt get travel insurance.</p>
<p>Dont let that fact spoil your festive mood. Here are several things you can do to make your holiday travel insurance purchase easier:</p>
<p>Get on the internet. How can you get on the internet if you are at the airport? Several ways: You can use your phone that has internet service. You can use your computer and either purchase wireless internet use or use free wireless that some airports provide. You can find computers in the terminals that are free to use &#8211; usually these are only in international departure lounges. Go to the Information Booth at the airport, explain your problem and ask for their help.</p>
<p>Now find a travel insurance broker and give them a call. Its best to find a broker rather than the company that sells the insurance. A good broker will help you select the right plan for you because they work with multiple companies that sell different products, guaranteeing that they will help select a plan that suits you. Besides, there is no extra charge to use a broker.</p>
<p>Your insurance will start as soon as you get off the phone. Its that simple.</p>
<p>But what if offices are closed because it is the holiday? Again, relax. You can go to the brokers website and fill in an online application. When you do, you will receive instant confirmation of purchase.</p>
<p>Holiday travel means more people traveling, snow threats in the winter and storm threats in the summer, and baggage handlers and ticketing agents who are trying to stay calm. More things can go wrong during holiday travel, but the right travel insurance can help things get better.</p>
<p>Here are a few things your purchase gives you:</p>
<p>Trip cancellation and trip interruption. This really is worth the inexpensive travel insurance purchase. If you have to cancel or delay your trip for one or multiple reasons, you will be covered. Sickness, adverse weather conditions, labor strikes, if you have to serve on jury, you lost your job, you were called up for military duty, you are suddenly called back to work are all valid reasons for insurance coverage.</p>
<p>Baggage Loss, Damage or Delay. Reimburses you if your baggage is lost, stolen or damaged as well as reimbursing you for the purchase of essential items if your bag is delayed more than 24 hours</p>
<p>Travel delay. This pays for certain extra transportation and accommodation expenses if your trip is delayed for 6 or more hours.</p>
<p>24 hour emergency hotline services. Great for lost ticket and passport assistance.</p>
<p>Plan ahead and purchase travel insurance, but if you dont (because you love the adrenalin rush of pushing things to the last minute or because you just forgot), dont worry. Be holiday-happy.</p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2009 03:10:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: J Wilsonbr Source: articledashboard.combr br The holidays are just around the corner and now is the time to start planning your holiday travel strategy. Its easier to get air travel and hotel reservations if you book well in advance of your trip. This usually assures you of securing the lowest-priced airline seats, hotel rooms [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Author: J Wilsonbr<br />
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The holidays are just around the corner and now is the time to start planning your holiday travel strategy. Its easier to get air travel and hotel reservations if you book well in advance of your trip. This usually assures you of securing the lowest-priced airline seats, hotel rooms and rental cars that usually sell out quickly for holiday travel. (Be aware that prices generally escalate during the holiday season, as demand is higher.) </p>
<p>If at all possible avoid peak travel days. The busiest days to fly are those immediately before and after the actual holidays. If you can, book your flights two days before and after Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. </p>
<p>Choose a non-stop flight if available, or one involving the fewest connections and stops. Every time your plane touches the ground during peak travel times, the possibility of delays due to inclement weather or air-traffic problems increases. Also, its best to book morning flights, which tend to be delayed less often than afternoon departures. Secure advance seat assignments to insure you are sitting with your family on the plane. </p>
<p>During the holidays flights are sometimes overbooked so its critical to check in early. Domestic travelers should arrive at the airport two hours prior to departure and international travelers should arrive three hours in advance. </p>
<p>Packing light saves time and energy. One tip for packing lighter is to ship your gifts to your destination ahead of time. If you choose not to send your gifts ahead, then do not wrap them before the flight. With safety a priority for all airlines, security personnel will need access to all items. </p>
<p>Keep a positive attitude, but also be ready for setbacks. Delays happen, and airlines do the best they can to keep their schedules on time./pbr<br />
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		<title>Stress Free Holiday Traveling</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: Tavi Pricebr Source: articlesbase.combr br The holiday season is upon us, and the whole family soon will be together. Traveling isnt always as easy as you expect, from trip-planning to luggage-lugging and long flights. Take a deep breath, it can be easy. To lessen the hassle of pass trip-planning and to prepare your self [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Author: Tavi Pricebr<br />
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The holiday season is upon us, and the whole family soon will be together. Traveling isnt always as easy as you expect, from trip-planning to luggage-lugging and long flights. Take a deep breath, it can be easy. To lessen the hassle of pass trip-planning and to prepare your self for some of the surprises you may face along the way. Here are a few tips to save the day:  Program your cell-phone with the toll-free service numbers of your travel agent, airlines, hotels, credit cards and automobile rental companies. If something goes wrong you wont have to join long lines with other disgruntled travelers, but speed-dial your travel businessperson or the companys customer service division to intend the help you need.     Pack a picnic and make sure you bring some water. Faced with intense competition and soaring fuel prices, airlines have cut back on amenities, including meals. You dont poverty to face a long flight with no more nourishment than a activity of pretzels. Pack a picnic lunch for everyone in the family or pick up snacks at airport food courts. Youll find plenty of healthy options among every the food vendors stepping in to fill the requirement left by the airlines.      Be prepared for delays and long lines with plenty of datum material, your music player, crossword puzzles, etc. Bring games and toys for the kids, and if you have infants, alter formula and diapers, which are not acquirable in airports.      Lessen your time on traffic-clogged roadways-and the risk of absent your flight-by avoiding airport parking. At pass time airport parking lots are slow moving and overcrowded. Youre much better off taking a shuttle and leaving your automobile in an off-airport parking lot.       Travel light. Airlines today have become very strict about enforcing the digit bags per passenger rule: one checked activity and one carry-on item. Some airlines charge an extra fee for heavy luggage. Avoid the stress and extra costs by mailing gifts ahead of time to lighten your load.      Fly on Christmas Day or New Years Day rather than the day before, when planes will be packed and fares more expensive. On the pass itself, planes are relatively empty and better deals are often available.    Now thats stress-free travel planning. Happy Holidays!br<br />
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: Toan Dinh Source: articlesbase.com The Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are a allotment of the a lot of accepted times for Americans to travel. For example, an estimated 41 actor Americans took a cruise endure Thanksgiving, admitting almanac prices for both gas and airfares.New estimates are now out for airfares from the &#8220;fareologists&#8221; at Farecast, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Author: Toan Dinh<br />
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<p>The Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are a allotment of the a lot of accepted times for Americans to travel. For example, an estimated 41 actor Americans took a cruise endure Thanksgiving, admitting almanac prices for both gas and airfares.New estimates are now out for airfares from the &#8220;fareologists&#8221; at Farecast, which is now allotment of Bing Travel. [full disclosure: Peter Greenberg is a contributor to Bing Travel]So will bigger deals on biking be accessible this year, or are Americans in for a cher anniversary biking season?Though airfares hit almanac highs endure year, during the 2009 anniversary biking division travelers should see cogent abatement on prices. During the continued Thanksgiving weekend, the civic boilerplate admission amount is predicted to be down by added than 20% compared to endure year. As you ability expect, the a lot of accepted Thanksgiving beat is a Wednesday abandonment and Sunday return.If you can biking on Monday instead of Sunday, you’re acceptable to save an added 10%. And as Peter consistently credibility out, traveling on Thanksgiving itself is not alone beneath stressful, but cheaper, too.More anniversary biking articles:• Biking Cheap With &#8220;Dead Week&#8221; Deals• Italy for the Holidays? How Italians Celebrate Christmas• Anniversary Biking Gadgets for Geeks for Under $100• Winter Anniversary Food From About the World As for Christmas itineraries, the a lot of accepted one is aswell a Wednesday abandonment and Sunday return, but there aren’t as abounding opportunities for scoring cheaper flights by alive your campaign by a day or two. Instead, try aerial on Christmas Day for accumulation of about 10%.So now you apperceive the ideal time to travel, but what about the best time to book your tickets? While Peter recommends booking tickets on calm flights about 45 canicule in beforehand as a accepted rule, the capital exceptions are aiguille biking periods</p>
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		<title>Holiday Travel &#8211; Saving Money While On Vacation</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Author: Gen Wright Source: articlesbase.com Luxury vacations may cost you a fair amount of money, so be sure to make detailed plans so that you get the most out of your trip. Here is how you can go about planning for your trip.To begin, make sure you are clear about your purposes. Do you need [...]]]></description>
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<p>Luxury vacations may cost you a fair amount of money, so be sure to make detailed plans so that you get the most out of your trip. Here is how you can go about planning for your trip.To begin, make sure you are clear about your purposes. Do you need the vacation for healing purposes? Or do you want to go sight seeing? Different people travel for different reasons. Try to reconcile your needs with those of your travel companions. To avoid tension, be sure to discuss your plans openly with whoever you are traveling you. Come to a common understanding early.Everything else becomes easier to plan for when you are clear about what you want. For example, if you are traveling to relax, focus more on that. Who will you be traveling with? Make a list of the equipment that you will need. How many days do you intend to spend golfing? It is sometimes good to have variety.Having a range of activities will help prevent boredom. For example, on top of golfing, you can also plan for a leisure day at the beach, or a massage at the SPA. When one enjoyable moment follows another, there is nothing that could possibly spoil your mood!In sum, make sure that your plan works in your favor. Don&#8217;t set yourself up for more stress. Distractions are abundant, so you must be careful not to let them spoil your vacation. Just focus on enjoying the trip. Having some peaceful moments to yourself is rare and precious. Your travel plan will help you achieve that.Once you have made up your mind to go on a luxury vacation, you will now have to pick a destination. Destinations differ in terms of facilities, scenery, and price. But there will be a place that will appeal to your own personal preferences.When we talk about luxury vacations, we are referring to villas. We are not talking about resorts here. Villas are private dwellings with their very own facilities. They are highly exclusive and very peaceful. Of course, given such exclusivity, they cost a lot more. But in return, you get more space.The most expensive destinations are those from developed countries. This is because real estate prices are high in such countries. Therefore, you can expect the prices of such villas to be two or three times more than villas in other destinations.If price is a concern, then perhaps villas in the eastern part of the world such as Indonesia or the Philippines. You can expect prices to be very reasonable.On top of that, you will also see sights that are more exotic and unusual. For instance, the people in Asian villas dress in traditional costumes that you may have never seen before. Luxury villas in destinations such as Bali are renowned for their exotic feel. Even the surroundings may be a breath of fresh air. For ultimate luxury, try staying in a super large 5 room villa!So who says you have to spend a fortune to enjoy luxury holidays? Just spend a little more time looking around. If Asian destinations don&#8217;t suit you, try Australia or New Zealand.</p>
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