Travel Tips

Trusted Babysitters for your visit to London

February 23, 2016
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Trusted Babysitters for your visit to London

If you are planning to visit London, and are looking to find a babysitter you can trust during your visit, KidSitter is a babysitting service in London that provides trusted babysitters in the London area. They provide experienced and qualified babysitters anytime you need, even if it is last minute. Booking a babysitter is very simple. Just visit their website at http://KidSitter.co.uk, register and book securely online, and they will send you a babysitter for...

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Guide to Navigating the 2012 London Olympics

April 3, 2012
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Guide to Navigating the 2012 London Olympics

Click Here for the Best London Hotel Deals! As London gears for the Olympics (visit official London 2012 site here) this summer, visitors coming to London to soak up the atmosphere and the grandeur of the Olympics, will need all the help you can get to navigate the grid that is London. Below, I have outlined options and recommendations for travelling to London, travelling within London and hotel options. Before we get started, you...

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Getaway Deals on Groupon Don’t Add Up

December 5, 2011
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Getaway Deals on Groupon Don’t Add Up

Deal sites like Groupon, Living Social and KGB Deals, while attractive, don't always offer the value they claim to offer. They can be more expensive than if you bought the package yourself. Beware of such deals and do the math yourself before buying.

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Find your own Favorites

September 17, 2009
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In the world of travel names like Rick Steves and the good people at the Travel Channel have great influence on travelers. And while I appreciate Rick Steve’s work and the information diseminated by Samantha Brown, I have come to realize that they are not your average travelers and as such the information they provide needs to be taken with a grain of salt. First, even though they give you budget travel tips, their...

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5 Tips to Get Cheap Flights

May 25, 2009
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With so many options for online travel, you need all the help you can get to try and eek out a better price for your airfare. Here are some tips to help you get the best airfare. Early morning and overnight red-eye flights are typically cheaper. Try to seek out airfare at odd hours to get a better deal. Wednesday is usually the cheapest day to fly, but Tuesdays and Saturdays are also relatively...

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5 Tips to Find Cheap Summer Travel

May 24, 2009
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Sherman’s Travel released these five tips below to find cheap vacations for summer: Tip #1: Book a midweek getaway. Weekend travel usually carries premiums on flights and hotels. Try searching in August for the best results. Tip #2: Avoid holiday weekends. Long-weekend holidays like Independence Day and Labor Day are in high demand — and priced accordingly. Tip #3: Choose an off-season destination. Go where the crowds aren’t to avoid paying peak-season rates. Beach...

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Take the Guess Work out of Priceline’s Name Your Price

August 12, 2008
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Take the Guess Work out of Priceline’s Name Your Price

Priceline.com is perhaps one of the best online travel sites out there, pioneering the “Name Your Price” model. While the site offers discounted prices on hotels, airfare, car rentals and vacations much like competitors like Expedia and Orbitz, it distinguishes itself from these competitors by offering this unique “Name Your Price” feature. The only catch with this feature is that once you specify your criteria, you don’t have control over what you get. For...

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Credit Cards for Frequent Travelers

August 11, 2008
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The average person today has many choices when it comes to credit cards. Gone are the days when only the upper-middle class or higher enjoyed carrying plastic with the prestige of earning rewards for their loyalty. Gone are the days when an average Joe had to pay annual fees for the convenience and pay even more for a reward program. Today, we are faced with many choices, some may argue we have too many...

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