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March 11, 2013

Top 5 Tips on Last Minute Hotel Booking Deals

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Top 5 Tips on Last Minute Hotel Booking Deals

Here are the top 5 tips on last minute hotel booking deals: Always shop smart Always been be on the lookout for good deals Checking for reviews of hotels Load your smartphone with essential apps and websites like Hotel.com Be patient with your results. Do you find yourself exhausted of clipping thousands of coupons and searching the web for promotional codes and deals? Just know Dealpl.us is doing just that. Starting back in July 2006, they launched a site that made it easy for online shoppers to share and find the best coupons and deals. No hassle, no hunting and no sharp and dangerous scissors are required. Dealspl.us, is an online website which consists of bargain hunters, who are driven to tracking down the great deals and great deal of coupons and share them with others online. To assist these loyal deal finders, the company has created an area where they can share, search, comment, and most importantly save a fortune. On Dealspl.us, the shoppers don’t have to queue for 10 or more people to join in order to relish a great bargain. They don’t have to push through to purchase a single solitary product which may be only available […]

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by shailany
March 11, 2013

Planning for Summer Holidays

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Planning for Summer Holidays

Summer is on its way and for many lucky Brits that means a trip abroad with family or friends. It would be great if the days and weeks before a summer holiday could only be spent jumping up down with excitement, but the fact is there is plenty of planning to do. Those who don’t make plans before their holiday could find themselves in a great deal of bother when the time comes to make the journey to the airport and fly abroad. Travel insurance Booking travel insurance isn’t legally compulsory, but the majority of holiday-goers are keen to spend a few pounds on protecting themselves against horrific hospital bills abroad. There are plenty of travel insurance companies around and it’s worth comparing premiums to make sure you get the best value deal for your holiday. This is especially true for tourists with medical conditions, as the premiums offered to them are likely to wildly vary. There are specialist travel insurance companies online and it might be worth visiting these websites if you want to deal with a company that knows your medical condition inside out. Those planning any sort of potentially dangerous activities like water sports, winter sports, mountain […]

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by shailany
March 6, 2013

Advantages of being informed about discount attractions

Deals/Last Minute Travel/Travel Tips
Advantages of being informed about discount attractions

America, as a holiday destination, perhaps tops the list of any traveler’s wish list. A chance to be a part of the American dream (even if that’s for a few days) plus be enraptured by its plush malls, casinos, restaurants, and wondrous mountains and beaches is rare-. Perhaps this kind of holiday may only be dreamed of only once in your life. Before planning a holiday you might as well associate huge expenses with a trip to one of America’s most popular destinations. But not anymore. The presence of discount attractions has made it far easier for regular travelers, even for those outside US, to transcend boundaries for pleasure trips. However, you will only be presented with the best discounted deals on travelling by remaining a little diligent. Just as you prepare a checklist of things to carry, places to visit etc before travelling, do not forget to check out the latest deals on the Internet. Way to find out about the discount deals As you will have a clear idea of which city in the US you would prefer to visit, your first duty would be to check out the chief attractions in that particular city. Then check out […]

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by shailany
February 25, 2013

3 Commonly Forgotten Insurance Types for Your Overseas Holidays

Travel Insurance
3 Commonly Forgotten Insurance Types for Your Overseas Holidays

On your next overseas holiday, be mindful of these commonly forgotten insurance types. These insurances can help save you a significant amount of money if an accident occurs. Many people who have accidents on holiday are often put in a financial bind. A financial bind may cause significant hardship on a family and cause them stress and loss of assets. Every family should have insurance while on a holiday. Here are the most important types that I have found. 1. Overseas Medical Insurance Emergency and accidental medical insurance policies are necessary if you are traveling overseas. This type of insurance ensures that you are reimbursed or covered for medical expenses during a trip. With overseas medical coverage, travelers are reimbursed or covered when they incur medical expenses during the trip. Some overseas medical insurance will cover pre-existing conditions, but may not cover certain extreme sports. These policies simply require that they are informed prior to the trip.  Other policies will not cover prior conditions. Some insurance companies will cover medical evacuation in cases of political unrest or better medical care in another area. 2.  Travel Insurance Baggage loss and theft is often a reality of travel. Travel insurance will cover […]

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by shailany
February 21, 2013

Known The Local Customs When Holidaying In The Algarve

Destinations/Europe/Travel Tips
Known The Local Customs When Holidaying In The Algarve

The Algarve enjoys year-round gorgeous weather, but you might want to think twice before donning your skimpiest bikini to wander round town. It can be easy to forget that Europe is so diverse in terms of its culture and customs, and many awkward faux pas can be avoided if you learn a little bit about the place you’re visiting before you go. We’ve compiled some useful information about Portuguese customs and etiquette to make sure you fit in and avoid offending anyone. Greeting People In terms of greeting people in Portugal, it is usual to shake hands with anyone you are not familiar with, including children, whereas friends and family tend to engage in an embrace and a back pat for men and a kiss on each cheek for women. Don’t assume that you know someone well enough for the embracing or kissing greeting too soon, as this may cause an awkward situation. While many shopkeepers and business owners in the Algarve speak English, not all will, so it is polite to ask whether or not they do by asking ‘Você fala Inglês?’ (‘Do you speak English?’) before launching into a conversation. Even if you can’t speak fluent Portuguese, the […]

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by shailany
February 19, 2013

Customs And Etiquette When Holidaying On The Costa Del Sol

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Customs And Etiquette When Holidaying On The Costa Del Sol

Spain’s Costa del Sol is rich in tradition and steeped in history and heritage, and it has many customs and rules of etiquette unique to the country. To avoid causing offence and to help you fit in on your holiday to the Costa del Sol, we’ve put together a collection of the key things to remember before you jet off. Family and Religion The first major point to note is that Spain is all about family. Be careful not to criticize any aspect of a Spaniard’s family on your trip, as this will be considered deeply offensive. Also, remember that your own family is considered an extension of yourself, so be sure to inform them of these etiquette tips so that your entire group is prepared to interact with the Spanish locals. The majority of people in Spain are Christian, and many people, especially adults, take their religion extremely seriously. If you’re going to be visiting some of the Costa del Sol’s many churches and cathedrals, be mindful of what you wear. At the very least, both men and women should keep knees and shoulders covered, and nothing too revealing should be worn inside a church. Make sure children know […]

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by shailany
February 19, 2013

Touring Rome on a Budget

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Touring Rome on a Budget

Everyone has a budget, whether it is dealing with millions of dollars a week or you are down to your last five dollars for the next twenty days, you are on a budget. But when you are traveling or taking Rome tours and you only have a couple of dollars to spend each day, this can make you feel like you just have nothing you can do! After all, everything costs money right? Well… wrong. You can get away with having a brilliant day in Rome and only spend some money on food, and not even a lot of money! The key is to know where to go. Get to Know the Community This is especially crucial if you are staying for longer than a month in Rome. Introducing yourself and getting to know the people around the area not only exposes you to the environment and the world around you but if you hit it off well with some people you can bet that you will end up spending some time with them, which could entail things like free meals, drinks, or even being shown around to all the really juicy spots to see how other people that live in the […]

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Shailany Vizconde

Young, spirited, and an adventurer – this is the perfect set of adjectives to describe myself. I'm an adventure-seeker and backpacker who has dreamt of traveling different countries and sharing my stories to the people.

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