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Archive for February, 2010
Guides To Make Certain That Rights Are Not Risked In Divorce
Problems occur in the lives of people no matter how hard we try to avoid them. For those who are experiencing difficulties between husbands, wives and kids, even more difficult problems will occur. When in the western part of the US, a Las Vegas Family Law Attorney is a must for those who [...]
Florida events through March 16
March 3-May 16: Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival, Walt Disney World. Included in regular park admission: $79 adults, $68 kids 3-9, free for kids 2 and under. 407-824-4321, www.disneyworld.com.
Destinations | California, Mississippi, Sweden, The Bahamas
Sandals Emerald Bay on Great Exuma officially opened its doors this month following a soft opening for tour operators and travel agents. Sandals purchased the former Four Seasons Resort last August and pumped more than $14 million into enhancements and upgrades. The 500-acre property offers butler service for all 183 suites, a deepwater marina that can accommodate yachts up to 240 feet, a Greg Norman-designed golf course and a Red Lane Spa.
Travel Briefs | Seaworld, Busch get a Latin beat
SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa next month begin Viva La Musica, a Latin festival featuring award-winning musicians, arts, food and more. Admission to Viva La Musica is included with regular park admission. Concert seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information on concert times and to purchase tickets, visit www.vivalamusicafestival.com or call 1-888-800-5447.
Help! My baggage didn’t make the connection
Q: I am a Marine based in Nicosia, Cyprus. I recently bought tickets from Travelocity for my fiancee, Cara. Her return itinerary had her flying from Cyprus to Athens and then on to Munich on a Lufthansa flight operated by Aegean Airlines.
Know your options when weather leaves you grounded
All of the storms we've had recently have put weather cancellations and delays in the minds of travelers. The early February storms on the East Coast caused the cancellations of thousands of flights, leaving hundreds of thousands of passengers on the ground. Washington, D.C., was a ghost town, and some passengers couldn't get out for days.
Boutique hotel invites peaceful siestas . . . and lively fiestas
In researching a place to crash after a long day pounding the Mexican pavement, it's crucial to find a hotel that's truly a respite — ideally one that doesn't sacrifice the city's unique, flavorful style.
Online games and quizzes to test your travel IQ
Do you know how many islands make up Hong Kong? I didn't, and I had never heard of the Eritrean currency Nakfa, either, until I started taking travel quizzes online.
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