  | ||||
 | ||||
Bon voyage: France with the family - Languedoc, Provence and the French Riviera In his latest dispatch, Ben Hatch highlights the best of a journey tracing the river Rhône into sun-dappled Provence... Telegraph (London) Hong Kong Essentials Hong Kong fuses nearly 5,000 years of Chinese history with 21st-century architectural innovations... IndependentTraveler.com 5 Ways to See Italy Five experts reveal their insider tips, from a ceramics tour of the Amalfi Coast to a culinary drive in Emilia-Romagna... Travel and Leisure In the Berkshires, Dinner’s Not Far Away What Hawthorne and Melville found out in 1850, tourists know today: the region is very farm friendly... New York Times 
Tours and ActivitiesNational World War II Museum in New Orleans salutes the Greatest Generation Here, the events of the 1940s are experienced up close and personal... LA Times America's Strangest City Tours Celebrate the weird and wonderful with these offbeat alternatives to run-of-the-mill sightseeing... Travel and Leisure Vineyard tours take visitors from grape to glass They say great wine is made in the vineyard. Now some vintners are inviting guests to check that out through walking tours aimed at giving the real dirt on winemaking... Yahoo Travel News Cruise Kiss Flights Goes Bust; Cruise Passengers May Be Impacted Air operator Flight Options, which traded as Kiss Flights, collapsed on Tuesday night, leaving many holidaymakers -- and possibly cruise passengers -- in travel chaos... CruiseCritic.com Azamara Club Cruises CEO Larry Pimentel: Changes paying off It's been nine months since the newly appointed CEO Of Azamara Cruises, Larry Pimentel, announced a radical makeover of the line, including a new name -- Azamara Club Cruises. How are the changes being received?... USA Today Holland America ship to go around the world in 112 days Holland America's 1,380-passenger Amsterdam again will circle the globe in 2012 -- the ships seventh circumnavigation in 12 years... USA Today 
TransportationAirTran Quietly Raises Checked Bag Fees AirTran's first-bag fees are about to go up. The airline hiked the fee $5 for travel on or after September 1, so that first bag will soon cost you $20 instead of $15... Smarter Travel American Airlines to charge for front-row seats American is the latest U.S. airline to add a fee for sitting in what arguably are its most-desirable coach-class seats... USA Today Lodging Are Vacation Rentals an Endangered Species? Say goodbye to vacation rentals in New York City and, possibly, San Francisco. Both cities are targeting the cost-effective hotel alternative: New York through an outright ban, and San Francisco though stepped-up enforcement of an existing law... Smarter Travel Hay-Adams Hotel maximizes White House views The landmark Hay-Adams Hotel in Washington D.C. is working to improve its views... USA Today Readers criticize Hilton's decision to close U.S. call center News that Hilton Worldwide has decided to close its call center in Southern California and that it sent some employees to the Philippines to train their replacements has caused a stir among readers. The closure, scheduled for Oct. 6, will result in the elimination of about 300 jobs... USA Today 
Other and OddTravel Insurance Find out which kind of travel insurance policy is right for you... IndependentTraveler.com 365 Guide Tip for the Day The 5 Most Important Customer Service Rules: Respect Them Respect your clients. Your attitude is written all over your face. Clients will inevitably sense the way you approach them, the way you feel about your responsibilities... Travel Research Online Press Releases of Interest Collette Vacations' Announces Promotions at its Pawtucket, RI Headquarters President and CEO, Dan Sullivan, Jr., says the Company is also increasing its staff to handle the surge in travel business this year... Travel Research Online The New GrandCaymanForaDay.Com Allows Agents to Boost Commissions with Exclusive Shore Excursion Partnership with Westin Casuarina Resort & Spa Offers Full Day Cruise Pass... Travel Research Online
Salem witch trials On August 19, 1692, five people, one woman and four men, were executed by hanging for the crime of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts... Travel Research Online 
| ||||
Travel Research Online, 2910 Kerry Forest Pkwy #D4-217, Tallahassee, FL 32309 TRO provides travel agency tools and supplier specials to travel professionals. To ensure you continue to receive TRO's Travelgram, please add our address of travelgram@travelresearchonline.com to your safe sender list. Please do not reply to this email. Travel Research Online values our relationship with travel professionals. Please send any comments, suggestions or complaints to the following: support@travelresearchonline.com If you do not want to receive the Travelgram , please use this link: | ||||
