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With the rapid rise in fuel costs (having doubled in 2007) most airlines are looking for ways to remove dead weight from their planes. Many airlines now have a surcharge on the second piece of chucked baggage, have reduced the size of the snack/meal and have removed some of the extras from the cabin.  Get [...]

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This CDC (Center for Disease Control) website lists recommended vaccinations by country and has relative information on how to stay healthy while traveling abroad.

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When flying with children here is what the FAA wants you to know about airport security and safety aboard the airplane. This FAA website tells you what to expect and what you need to do. Also on this site are links to

Flying safe

Flying with pets

International travel

Passengers with disabilities

Preparing to fly

Report travel problems, concerns and complaints

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When you purchase an airline ticket, book a cruise, rent a hotel room or rent a car, you enter into a contract with that company.  The contracts main purpose is to limit their liability and you should be aware of what they are not responsible for. Here is an interesting article on the subject from [...]

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Anyone planning to travel to China should read this article by the Associated Press

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Granite Peak Publications’ Yellowstone Treasures and accompanying website will enhance your trip to Yellowstone Park.

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Slow Travel involves staying in one locale for at least a week instead of visiting many different tour guided spots. You stay in a vacation rental (eg. apartment, villa, house) rather than a hotel.
For more information visit Slow Travel  

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Pre-existing medical conditions make it difficult to find travel insurance at a reasonable price. What can you do…
Read article in the Financial Times

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 Since January 1, 2008 you may no longer carry litium batteries in your checked baggage.  But they are allowed in your carry on luggage…
To get the whole story read the article from SAFETRAVEL.DOT.GOV

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