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Monday, October 13, 2014 |
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Destinations14 things to know about ParaguayOvershadowed by its bigger, flashier neighbors, Paraguay is a curious country that's overlooked by visitors who flock to South American destinations like Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and the highlands of the Andes… CNN New Zealand for Beginners Finding himself in a country he'd never given much thought, the author manages to hurtle down slopes, go on a picturesque "tramp" and hit some pubs — all in a few days… New York Times  Tours and ActivitiesWinery restaurants: The perfect pairingWhen the yen to dine with wine – not just snack on cheese or small plates – strikes, these full-service restaurants at American wineries offer the best of both worlds in beautiful settings… USA Today Amsterdam: On the road with Rembrandt As the National Gallery opens a major exhibition, Jonathan Lorie travels to the Old Master's home… The Independent South-east Asia's best (and worst) street food South-east Asia is known for its astonishing array of cheap and delicious street food. Here, writers and food bloggers pick their favourite dishes … Telegraph (London)  CruiseTropical Weather in Atlantic Forces Cruise Ship to Alter Itinerary; Second Ship Delays Port CallThe combination of Tropical Storm Fay and Tropical Storm Gonzalo off the Leeward Islands have caused one cruise ship to change its itinerary and another to delay its port call… CruiseCritic.com New Cruise Ship Deck Plans Show Oasis of the Seas Alterations Royal Caribbean has published an updated set of cruise ship deck plans for Oasis of the Seas on its website showing changes made to the ship during a dry dock in Rotterdam, The Netherlands… CruiseCritic.com  TransportationVirgin America CEO: Dallas may be template for expansionVirgin America launches service from Dallas Love Field today, beginning the first of what will become four nonstop routes from the close-to-downtown Dallas airport… USA Today Will long-distance Dallas flights boost Southwest? When Southwest Airlines recently introduced a new paint job for its planes, a senior executive joked that at 43 years old and being from Dallas, it was time for the airline to get a face-lift… USA Today Five myths about germs on aircraft It's hardly news that many travelers are concerned about germs and diseases when they fly these days. But in the airborne petri dish that contemporary aircraft have become, fliers may well be worrying about the wrong things… USA Today  LodgingSweet Suites in the CaribbeanSearching for that one-of-a-kind suite with amazing views of crystal clear blue seas? Look no further as we count down the 10 Best sweet suites in the Caribbean… USA Today Toronto's hippest hotel introduces its country cousin There is a lot to catch the eye at the Drake Devonshire, for it was made that way… Globe and Mail  Other and Odd6 tips for packing lightTo have a great work/life balance, I'm all for being able to pack up at a moment's notice, grab a deal and head off somewhere amazing… Misc Hotel Suite In An Airplane Soars Over The Costa Rican Jungle If a typical room at Costa Rica's luxurious Hotel Costa Verde isn't enough, allow us to offer the 727 Fuselage Home as an option… The Huffington Post Is this the funniest travel agent advert ever? Ayrshire travel agent releases extravagant three-minute YouTube ad to universal online acclaim … Telegraph (London)  365 Guide Tip for the DayShatter the four sales myths that could be ruining your profits – Myth #1: Selling is a numbers gameIndividuals and sales departments across the country have been stricken with the disease “quit-itis.” They quit everything too soon, from their prospecting efforts to their follow-up attempts. Although they desperately want to succeed and produce the numbers, they let their fears hold them back and convince them to give up… Travel Research Online 
Today in HistoryThe Knights TemplarIn the year 1307 AD, October 13th fell on a Friday. King Philip IV of France was deeply in debt to the powerful religious order, the Knights Templar… Travel Research Online 
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