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Thursday January 12, 2017 |
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DestinationsFive Places to Go in MontrealVisitors to the Petite-Patrie neighborhood northwest of Montreal’s city center previously had little reason to venture beyond the Marché Jean-Talon, a popular food market stocked with local bounty… Surf, Sambal, and Safari: The Insider's Guide to Sri Lanka Truly great destinations have a well-roundedness that’s rare, like the annoyingly gifted straight-A student who’s also a star athlete, visionary artist, and genuinely likable human being…  Tours and ActivitiesThe 50 best art, food and culture holidays for 2017Culture is at the heart of any destination. So whether it’s sampling prosecco and learning how to make tortellini in the foothills of the Dolomites or watching the Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra… Environmentalists slam Nickelodeon's proposed underwater theme park SpongeBob Squarepants may live in a pineapple under the sea but environmentalists in the Philippines are fighting to keep the beloved cartoon out of their oceans… A 'Golden Girls' Cafe Is Opening in NYC Fans of the sharp-tongued Golden Girls should start packing their bags for New York City: A cafe dedicated entirely to the long-running, much-loved TV show is set to open in Manhattan's Washington Heights…  CruiseLindblad Expeditions-National Geographic Will Cruise French PolynesiaBeginning in March 2018, Lindblad Expeditions' National Geographic Orion will sail a variety of one- and two-week itineraries to the South Pacific and French Polynesia, with stops in Fiji, the Cook Islands, Easter Island and more… Six of the Best: European river cruises Explore gorgeous Bavarian towns off the beaten track and culinary excursions led by chefs…  TransportationUnited: Final Boeing 747 flight will come by end of 2017United Airlines is accelerating the retirement of its Boeing 747 jumbo jets, saying its last flight on the “Queen of the Skies” will now come this year. Previously, United said its 747s would be phased out by the end of 2018… An expert explains how airports can stop shootings like Fort Lauderdale For the loved ones of the five people gunned down at Fort Lauderdale airport, 6 January 2017 will be the most painful of dates…  LodgingThe 5 Most Extravagant Hotel Experiences In The WorldTalk about #travelgoals. From your own personal submarine to on-demand fireworks, we’ve rounded up the world’s most over-the-top hotel experiences… 22 cool new hotels for your wishlist Opening late 2017. Bricks and mortar are so last century. These days, tents are at the cutting edge of the luxury accommodation scene…  Other and OddRussia Might Ban Cigarettes for Everyone Born After 2014Russia is considering major steps to make sure its citizens do not become smokers. The Russian Health Ministry this week proposed a ban on selling cigarettes to people born after 2014… You Can Buy Carrie Fisher's Passport After Carrie Fisher's death on December 27, 2016, at the age of 60, fans, peers, and family of the actress, author, mental health advocate, and humorist, mourned her, and remembered her many roles… How to Take Great Vacation Photos You could lose the souvenirs you buy when you go on vacation, but the pictures you take from your trips will last forever, says the travel photographer Natalie Amrossi… Today in HistoryThe First Woman Elected to the US SenateOn January 12, 1932, the state of Arkansas elected Hattie Ophelia Wyatt Caraway in a special election to the United States Senate, making her the first woman elected to the Senate… Mike's Morning Missives
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A business lesson that is hard to come to terms with is the fact (the truth) that you can’t be all things to all people. You can try. You can even succeed at times, but in the long run, you will be shooting yourself in the foot.
American Cruise Lines, the largest cruise line in the U.S., leads the way with more than 35, elegant 4 to 21 night itineraries visiting the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, New England, the Southeast, and the Mississippi River. The line is committed to continuous growth through an innovative shipbuilding program that elevates the standard of cruising in America.
es is bringing its largest Alaska deployment ever in 2018, which goes on sale December 1. In summer 2018, seven Princess Cruises ships will sail Alaska’s pristine waters on 130 cruise departures, with more than 75 percent of all voyages sailing to Glacier Bay National Park, departing from Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver, B.C. and Anchorage (Whittier). In addition, Princess has more than 22 cruise tour options, providing guests the opportunity to journey into the interior of Alaska and visiting five custom-built Princess Wilderness Lodges.
20th, and I find myself in Dearborn, Michigan. It has been a long time since I was last in Dearborn. I’m wearing a tuxedo; it has been a longer time since I last wore a tuxedo. I’m here at the amazing Henry Ford Museum to celebrate Sky Bird Travel’s 40th year in the travel industry in 2016. The company has sponsored a gala, a black tie dinner to appreciate its friends and customers, and the evening is nothing if not spectacular. Surrounded by authentic aircraft of decades ago in the museum’s “Heroes of the Sky” aviation section, an Indian ensemble plays on traditional instruments. Everyone is mixing and, while it is apparent many know each other from years of business…
the holidays and kick off the new year, I want to ask you something: “How were your sales in Q1?” You are probably thinking, “What the heck is he smoking? We're just now starting our first quarter.” Let me qualify the question.
