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Six States Not To Be Missed in Autumn!

 

Autumn, the season when trees adorn various shades of bright red, orange, and yellow, and shade their inhibitions by abandoning the perennial green, truly is the crowning glory of all the seasons in a year. The picturesque landscape and the pleasant weather makes it a perfect season to plan an unforgettable vacation.

Here are 6 best places in United States which exhibit the grandest shades of the fall colors.

 

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Travel Advice: Tipping in British Hotels

Tipping in British hotels can be a grey area. Readers often complain that when they add a service charge to a credit or debit card at the end of a hotel stay – typically 10 to 12 per cent of the restaurant part of the bill – it’s frequently unclear how the money is distributed.

They’re right to be concerned. A proportion of the charge is usually retained as a ”handling cost” for credit card and banking charges or payroll processing costs. And there’s no legal requirement for the hotel to allocate a specific proportion of the remaining amount to the staff who’ve given the service.

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The World’s Strangest Monuments

A sculpture of a dead horse strung upside down, with Saint Wenceslas mounted on its belly: that’s the odd sight that greets visitors to Prague’s Lucerna Palace. In a city revered for its Gothic beauty, this supine equine—with its tongue lolling out of its mouth and its tail hanging lifelessly—catches most people off-guard. Yet its subject and placement are hardly random: in 1999, artist David Cerny created it as a spoof of the right-side-up Wenceslas horse sculpture nearby.

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Five Insider Strategies for Avoiding a Hotel Billing Error

Here are easier ways of ensuring your hotel folio belongs to you.

1. Have an alibi

When I checked out of The Shores Resort & Spa in Daytona Beach, Florida, recently, I found a "Fletch"-like surprise on my bill: Someone had ordered a cheeseburger, Caesar salad and two Miller Lites at the Tiki Bar and charged it to my room. There’s just one problem: I’ve never been to the Tiki Bar. Besides, I’m more or less a vegetarian and I’m not much of a drinker. The charges couldn’t have been mine.

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What NOT To Do When You Are Preparing For Your Next Trip

Strange question? What I am talking about when most people are looking for information what to do, what to pack before next trip? One of not to do things – don’t put too much information about you next trip – when, where, who – on social networks like facebook, twitter, myspace and etc. I am not surprised about insurance companies move to charge more social network users.

Take a look into your friends list on facebook and honestly tell how much of whose people you now well and would trust to give them key from your house or apartment?

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Important Cruise Line Tips for the Regular Traveler

There are a number of important cruise line tips that can help all travelers who are entertaining the idea of taking a cruise. Some of the best kept secrets of travel agents can save the individual money as well.

One thing to consider when looking into traveling is to book your own airfare and flights rather than booking them as part of the cruise package. This can really save you a lot of money and offer the same travel arrangements as the more expensive packages.

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5 Great Travel Tips in These Recession-Hit Times

Traveling does not mean spending through your nose or always going for the costliest services. All you need to save money while travelling is good planning before the tour and taking logical decisions during the tour. For instance, if you visit Honolulu during peak season and get the lowest price at the best hotel, you still have an expensive holiday. Here are some travel advices which will definitely give you the best value for the money you spend while travelling.

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Paperless Boarding Pass: Airports & Participating Airlines in the U.S.

Launched in 2007, the paperless boarding pass is now available in 30 airports in the U.S.
The blog of the Transport Security Administration (TSA) published the updated list of the airports offering the service, with also the participating airlines.

Here’s a few of the airports:

– Airports:

George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA), Newark International (EWR), Boston Logan International (BOS), Austin-Bergstrom International (AUS)

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