More Families Deciding on Adventure Summer Vacations
San Diego, CA (ContentDesk) July 22, 2006 -- According to the Travel Industry of America, one-half of U.S. adults, or 98 million people, have taken an adventure trip in the past five years. Escape 2 Play recognized the increasing demand for adventure travel and now offers vacation packages outside the traditional summer beach resorts to family-friendly travel destinations such as Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Park City, Utah.Now that the snow has disappeared, both Jackson Hole and Park City have transformed from resort towns into family friendly summer vacation spots. Both locations offer an abundance of family fun including river rafting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, national parks and beautiful scenery.With more than 83 percent of US travelers now using the Internet to research or book their next trip, (Consumer Preference Index Poll, June 2006) more are also looking to book activities such as whitewater rafting and guided fishing tours with their vacation packages. Using multiple web sites to gather all the information can lead to booking confusion.
Escape 2 Play, www.Escape2Play.com, allows families to conveniently book their flight and hotel online while providing several adventure activity ideas for popular adventure destinations.In order to deliver an enjoyable, stress-free travel experience to busy families, Escape 2 Play combines both advanced technology and experienced travel agents for an unbeatable fusion of simplicity and customer service. This combination ensures that Escape2Play.com customers receive the best airfare and resort rates.For more ideas on summer vacations visit https://www.escape2play.com/About Escape 2 PlayEscape 2 Play is run by a team of travel destination experts who continually strive to improve your travel experience by keeping escape2play.com fresh with the latest specials and promotions available at your time of booking.To learn more, or book your summer adventure visit www.Escape2Play.com.Contact Info:Holly BerkleyVantage Internet Services, IncDirector of Internet Marketing(800) 921-0687 ext: 711.
Mothers for Tsunami Relief: A Series of eBay Auctions for Charity
One eBay auction in honor of every life lost in the Indian Ocean tsunami? "That's the idea," says Linda O'Neill, co-founder of TheSuppliesRoom.com, an online retailer of office products, and founder of MommyTsunami.org. O'Neill has started a grassroots movement with a series of auctions at eBay with the hope of raising millions of dollars for the victims of the deadly tsunami that has left over 150,000 victims in it's devastating wake, and left countless others homeless. "As we've all witnessed, Mother Nature can be the cruelest mother of all," said Ms. O'Neill. "Many affected by the tragedy of the Indian Ocean tsunamis had very little as it were.
Now they have nothing but sadness, hunger and grief. Human mothers have something in abundance to trump the seemingly indifferent wrath of Mother Nature. That something is called Love."Several moms from a few online communities have already jumped onboard to lend O'Neill a helping hand. Auctions are now underway at eBay for various items...
Mothers for Tsunami Relief: A Series of eBay Auctions for Charity
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Cheap International Plane Tickets
The best place to buy cheap international plane tickets is online. We've tried travel agencies and they can't compete with the discount ticket websites. You can search google ("cheap airfare South America", for example), or go straight to one of the well-known sites, like Expedia, Travelocity, Cheap Tickets, Hotwire or Priceline.I just did a quick search for the cheapest airfare from Tucson, Arizona, to Buenos Aires, Argentina, using the five sites mentioned. They ranged from $1221 down to $873, and there were fares as high as $3728. Hotwire happened to have the cheapest, but they were the worst of the five when I searched for a domestic flight earlier.
You cannot say which service will find the cheapest international plane tickets from week to week. My number one money-saving tip is to always check several websites when shopping for inexpensive flights.My Accidental $1000 DiscoveryBefore going to Ecuador, I searched several websites that deal in cheap international plane tickets....
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Cheap International Plane Tickets
The best place to buy cheap international plane tickets is online. We've tried travel agencies and they can't compete with the discount ticket websites. You can search google ("cheap airfare South America", for example), or go straight to one of the well-known sites, like Expedia, Travelocity, Cheap Tickets, Hotwire or Priceline.I just did a quick search for the cheapest airfare from Tucson, Arizona, to Buenos Aires, Argentina, using the five sites mentioned. They ranged from $1221 down to $873, and there were fares as high as $3728. Hotwire happened to have the cheapest, but they were the worst of the five when I searched for a domestic flight earlier.
You cannot say which service will find the cheapest international plane tickets from week to week. My number one money-saving tip is to always check several websites when shopping for inexpensive flights.My Accidental $1000 DiscoveryBefore going to Ecuador, I searched several websites that deal in cheap international plane tickets....
Cheap International Plane Tickets
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REACTOR Watch announces the "REACTOR Winter Surf Adventure in Costa Rica" Contest
The professional international surf-guide; Robert "Wingnut" Weaver, will guide the winners through their adventures in the 80-degree, perfect waves of Tamarindo, Costa Rica, and will be their host throughout the 5 day surf experience. The trip includes airfare, transportation, all meals & beverages, and accommodations at the magnificent Sunset House (http://www.sunsethousecostarica.com). The home, a 5000 square-foot villa, features an infinity pool, fully air-conditioned bedrooms, Jacuzzi, 2 outdoor showers, and spectacular beach views. Throw in a private chef to prepare all the meals, and the winners may never come home. Robert "Wingnut" Weaver rose to fame in the 80's winning local surf contests in Southern California, and was thrust into the limelight with a starring role in the 1994 classic surf film, "Endless Summer II".
Parlaying his success into a dream job most surfers can only imagine, he now divides his...
REACTOR Watch announces the "REACTOR Winter Surf Adventure in Costa Rica" Contest
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