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Las Vegas has dog-friendly hotels? You bet
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This weekend a friend of mine asked if I knew of any dog-friendly hotels in Las Vegas. He wanted to book a trip next weekend but didn’t want to leave the pooch at home. I found a few resources online and called a couple of hotels to confirm but would love to hear from pet owners [...]
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Travel News - Stronger Dollar, Free Disney Admission, 750 miles for a beer,etc
http://tripinator.com/2008/10/12/travel-news-stronger-dollar...It might not make sense to you (it does not to me) that when it seems like the U.S. economy is melting down the dollar is getting stronger but that is just what has been happening. Since mid-Summer the dollar has risen against many other currencies including the British pond and the Euro. Fans of the mouse can give themselves a birthday present in 2009 by getting free admission to one of the Disney parks. Free Disney Admission on your Birthday Start your birthday off right with the most magical birthday present of all: free admission on your birthday during 2009 to one of the Theme Parks of Walt Disney World® or Disneyland® Resort. A 750 Mile Taxi Ride for a Beer The 2008 Oktoberfest in Munich finished up over the weekend, and one English man was extremely glad to be there. We’re thinking he needs a few travel tips because to get to Munich from Portsmouth, England, he decided to catch a taxi. To be fair, he did try to catch a plane first but missed his flight. Not wanting to miss the beer (and his buddy’s buck’s night), he persuaded a local cab driver to get him all the way to Munich for a fare of £1,700 (almost $3,000). And he paid in cash. After flight delay, man accused of spraying powder in plane A man whose original flight was delayed seven hours is facing disorderly conduct charges today because he allegedly sprayed fellow passengers with foot powder after landing in Boston. Young people are very knowlegable about the internet right? So why is it that a new survey in England found young men were the least likely group to book their travel online? Travel agents seem the safest bets Contrary to expectations, 16- to 24-year-olds are more likely to book a holiday through a travel agent than any other age group, according to Abta’s 2008 British Holiday Survey. Mexico tourism boom kills coral quicker than climate change Dainty blue fish still dart around coral shaped like antlers near the Mexican resort of Cancun, but pollution is threatening one of the world’s largest reefs. Parts of the reef, nestled in turquoise waters, have died, and algae – which feed on sewage residues flowing out of the fast-growing hotels in the tourist city – has taken over. Other news items: Las Vegas has dog-friendly hotels? You bet The Economy is Falling Apart, Should I Travel? TSA proposes screening private jet passengers
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