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Wednesday, June 27, 2018
Summer Smart Tips And How to Book Cheap Flights Wi...
It’s still possible to get cheaper fares in June today, there may not be as many options available as there were when you started searching. Read more... OlayinkaOyelamiHolidayBlog: Summer Smart Tips And How to Book Cheap Flights Wi...: Summer’s just around the corner! Here are a few down and dirty tips for getting the best price on airfare . so if you're planning ...
Friday, June 22, 2018
Summer Special - Unleash Your Summer With Deep Div...
With so many new attractions and experiences coming to SeaWorld, one visit is not enough. The best way for guests to experience all the park has to offer is with a Multi-day ticket or an Annual Pass. Unleash Your Summer
OlayinkaOyelamiHotels Blog: Summer Special - Unleash Your Summer With Deep Div...: WHY IT RATES: SeaWorld Orlando’s new virtual reality roller coaster opens to the public on June 16- Eric Bowman, TravelPulse Senior Ed...
OlayinkaOyelamiHotels Blog: Summer Special - Unleash Your Summer With Deep Div...: WHY IT RATES: SeaWorld Orlando’s new virtual reality roller coaster opens to the public on June 16- Eric Bowman, TravelPulse Senior Ed...
See Africa on Your Next Summer Vacation
#SummerSpecial Africa is arguably the world’s most culturally diverse continent. Nearly all the nationalities and cultures of the world seem to be represented there. Read more---See Africa on Your Next Summer Vacation: Africa is the second largest and most populous continent in the world. At 11.7 million square miles, it is large enough for the United States to fit inside it more than three times. It stretches fr…
American Airlines 50,000 miles credit card and miles programs – OOCORP
#SummerSpecial Try searching for flights a few days earlier or a day later. Ditto for hotels and if you’re willing to be a little flexible you may save big money. Read more...American Airlines 50,000 miles credit card and miles programs – OOCORP
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Air OOCORP Blog: Summer Holiday And How Technology Made Long Flight...
#SummerHolidaySavings Technology has made long-distance travel a lot easier to bear. Most long-haul carriers offer in-flight Summer Entertainments, and some even offer back-of-the-headrest entertainment devices in every single seat. Read more...Air OOCORP Blog: Summer Holiday And How Technology Made Long Flight...: How Book In-Flight Entertainment
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Travel Destinations to Explore in 2018
Unless you know exactly where you want to go, there’s an entire world of destinations that you can explore.
Of course, that’s an overwhelming amount of places to choose from, so we asked travel agents to narrow down where you should think about visiting.
One hot travel ticket in 2018 is the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea. The games will take place from February 9 and 25 when 3,000 athletes from nearly 100 nations will participate.
“Just to say that you have been to an Olympics once in your life is at the top of some bucket lists,” said Suzanne Sneddon, senior sales and air specialists for SinglesCruise.com. “With brand new state-of-the-art facilities, all-time favorite events like figure skating, bobsledding, skiing and speed skating, plus some new and exciting additions, they are expected to be amazing games.”
Sneddon said that South Korea is a destination combining old and new while catering to global travelers by offering a step into the exotic and historic culture of the land.
“The Olympic venue is very compact, which is a benefit to those looking to attend multiple events,” she added.
If you prefer food and wine to sports, Maureen McKamey—an agent at A1 Travel, a Travel Leaders Network affiliate in Edina, Minnesota—suggests booking a trip to Spain's Castilla y Leon region in 2018.
“While most people immediately think of Barcelona, Madrid or Sevilla when traveling to Spain, you're missing out if you skip this vibrant section of the country's northwest,” she said.
McKamey added that Castilla y Leon is home to a number of Spain's best wine regions, including the famous Ribera del Duero:
“The area also offers Michelin-starred restaurants and a whole lot of history. See the incredibly well-preserved Roman aqueducts in Segovia, admire the gorgeous stained-glass windows in Leon's Gothic cathedral and sip Mencía (with a view) at Palacio de Canedo in Bierzo. It's Spain at its most authentic, and it's definitely worth a spot on your 2018 travel calendar."
One of the most popular places to see lately has been Iceland and Muffett Grubb of Cruise Holidays in Knoxville, Tennessee agrees that it should be on your 2018 travel list too:
“Iceland is a place to visit for travelers looking for unique experiences. Top tourist attractions include the Northern Lights, waterfalls, geysers and a dip in the Blue Lagoon. I am seeing a huge rise in interest from clients who want to visit Iceland and take in some of the exceptional sights, especially for those seeking adventure or outdoor activities.”
Another destination that continues to keep travelers' interest is Cuba.
“Once the forbidden destination that you only sailed around and saw from afar on a Caribbean cruise, you can now visit and experience what this wonderful island nation has to offer,” said Sneddon.
“Opened up to cruise ships with mostly US citizens onboard in 2016, the requirements and regulations of visiting have changed quite a few times already. Initially, people to people programs were required, then independent travel was allowed, and now it is back to the originally organized tours to meet the locals and share experiences with official excursions."
Sneddon recommends you check the status of visiting Cuba before your trip so that you are prepared:
“Stepping off the ship in Havana is not only like going to a different place, it is like going back in time 50-plus years. You will experience historic architecture, grand plazas, cathedrals and churches, museums, promenades, theaters and more.”
She recommends seeing the parade of 1950s US automobiles that have been restored to their initial glory and proudly cruise up and down El Malecon in La Habana Vieja:
“Hiring a driver for a spin in one of these beauties is a must and very reasonable. Also, make sure to have at least one meal in a Paladar. This is a relatively new concept within the last 20 years that allows entrepreneurs to open up a self-owned restaurant in their homes, serving some of the best traditional and local Cuba food you will ever have.”
Finally, for all you Ernest Hemingway fans, Sneddon suggests visiting El Floridita: “Have a daiquiri and get a picture with the bronze statue of Papa, take a tour, a short ride outside the city, to visit Finca Vigia – his home from 1939 to 1960. And visit Cojimar – the small fishing village that was his inspiration for The Old Man and the Sea.”
If these destinations don’t inspire you to travel there, perhaps they have at least inspired you to book a trip to somewhere in 2018.
Of course, that’s an overwhelming amount of places to choose from, so we asked travel agents to narrow down where you should think about visiting.
One hot travel ticket in 2018 is the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea. The games will take place from February 9 and 25 when 3,000 athletes from nearly 100 nations will participate.
“Just to say that you have been to an Olympics once in your life is at the top of some bucket lists,” said Suzanne Sneddon, senior sales and air specialists for SinglesCruise.com. “With brand new state-of-the-art facilities, all-time favorite events like figure skating, bobsledding, skiing and speed skating, plus some new and exciting additions, they are expected to be amazing games.”
Sneddon said that South Korea is a destination combining old and new while catering to global travelers by offering a step into the exotic and historic culture of the land.
“The Olympic venue is very compact, which is a benefit to those looking to attend multiple events,” she added.
If you prefer food and wine to sports, Maureen McKamey—an agent at A1 Travel, a Travel Leaders Network affiliate in Edina, Minnesota—suggests booking a trip to Spain's Castilla y Leon region in 2018.
“While most people immediately think of Barcelona, Madrid or Sevilla when traveling to Spain, you're missing out if you skip this vibrant section of the country's northwest,” she said.
McKamey added that Castilla y Leon is home to a number of Spain's best wine regions, including the famous Ribera del Duero:
“The area also offers Michelin-starred restaurants and a whole lot of history. See the incredibly well-preserved Roman aqueducts in Segovia, admire the gorgeous stained-glass windows in Leon's Gothic cathedral and sip Mencía (with a view) at Palacio de Canedo in Bierzo. It's Spain at its most authentic, and it's definitely worth a spot on your 2018 travel calendar."
One of the most popular places to see lately has been Iceland and Muffett Grubb of Cruise Holidays in Knoxville, Tennessee agrees that it should be on your 2018 travel list too:
“Iceland is a place to visit for travelers looking for unique experiences. Top tourist attractions include the Northern Lights, waterfalls, geysers and a dip in the Blue Lagoon. I am seeing a huge rise in interest from clients who want to visit Iceland and take in some of the exceptional sights, especially for those seeking adventure or outdoor activities.”
Another destination that continues to keep travelers' interest is Cuba.
“Once the forbidden destination that you only sailed around and saw from afar on a Caribbean cruise, you can now visit and experience what this wonderful island nation has to offer,” said Sneddon.
“Opened up to cruise ships with mostly US citizens onboard in 2016, the requirements and regulations of visiting have changed quite a few times already. Initially, people to people programs were required, then independent travel was allowed, and now it is back to the originally organized tours to meet the locals and share experiences with official excursions."
Sneddon recommends you check the status of visiting Cuba before your trip so that you are prepared:
“Stepping off the ship in Havana is not only like going to a different place, it is like going back in time 50-plus years. You will experience historic architecture, grand plazas, cathedrals and churches, museums, promenades, theaters and more.”
She recommends seeing the parade of 1950s US automobiles that have been restored to their initial glory and proudly cruise up and down El Malecon in La Habana Vieja:
“Hiring a driver for a spin in one of these beauties is a must and very reasonable. Also, make sure to have at least one meal in a Paladar. This is a relatively new concept within the last 20 years that allows entrepreneurs to open up a self-owned restaurant in their homes, serving some of the best traditional and local Cuba food you will ever have.”
Finally, for all you Ernest Hemingway fans, Sneddon suggests visiting El Floridita: “Have a daiquiri and get a picture with the bronze statue of Papa, take a tour, a short ride outside the city, to visit Finca Vigia – his home from 1939 to 1960. And visit Cojimar – the small fishing village that was his inspiration for The Old Man and the Sea.”
If these destinations don’t inspire you to travel there, perhaps they have at least inspired you to book a trip to somewhere in 2018.
Saturday, November 11, 2017
Technology Has Transformed Business Travel and Greatly Contributed to Productivity
Traveler Study by Carlson Wagonlit Travel found that technology has greatly contributed to productivity while staff members are away from the office. Business travelers are finding it much easier to remain productive while traveling for work and they are actively seeking out ways to get out of the office.
An overwhelming number of business travelers, 88 percent, believe that travel is easier to navigate today, while 78 percent are seeking opportunities to travel for business. Seventy-two percent of business travelers also say that traveling for business is stimulating.With Business travelers bringing more devices with them on the road, technology is contributing to this trend, allowing them to be more productive while they are away.
Key devices are tablets, laptops, and the smartphone, which is the one “travel tool they can’t live without”: Eighty percent of business travelers rely on their smartphone to conduct business. Think about the advances where a business traveler used to have so much down time between a flight, taxi and hotel. Now, they can log in and work while on the plane or wherever they happen to be. With the continued emergence of the tablet, as well as numerous apps, travelers don’t feel out of touch as they carry out business
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