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 Wednesday, November 27, 2013  
    
        
             
             
                
                    
            
                         
                
            
                         
                          
                    
                
                    
                         
                         Destinations
                        36 Hours In...Laval
                        From the fromageries to the annual Christmas illuminations, there are many reasons to stop at historic Laval in France's Pays de la Loire…Telegraph (London)
                        Québec City, where the streets are paved with cold 
                        In this week's Lonely Planet 'Great Escape', the winter wonders of Québec City in Canada are revealed, from French-accented comfort food to urban cross-country skiing… The Independent
                        Experience Virginia Beach
                        If Virginia Beach is known for nothing else, it is known for its boardwalk — though it's technically not a boardwalk at all but rather a three-mile concrete walkway along the oceanfront connecting hotels, restaurants, clubs, and amusement rides… USA Today
                        A $100 Weekend in Santiago, Chile
                        Soup, sandwiches and a sofa are just three parts of a budget-friendly stay in the Chilean capital… New York Times
                        
                        
                        Tours and Activities
                        10 of the world's most beautiful ice skating rinks
                        If your plans for a warm Christmas were rudely interrupted, fear not -- there's a use for large blocks of ice besides cooling your drink, as you can discover for yourself at some of the world's most dramatic water-walking spots… CNN
                        Outlet shopping: Where to find the best deals
                        Outlet malls have become a mainstay in our society. Why? Because everyone loves a bargain… USA Today
                        Restaurant Report: Esquina Mocotó in São Paulo
                        One of the most recognizable faces in Brazilian cuisine opened this spot in May, right next door to a restaurant that he has transformed over the past decade… New York Times
                        
                        
                        Cruise
                        SeaDream kicks off first cruises in Asia, Australia
                        SeaDream Yacht Club today is launching its first cruises in Asia and Australia… USA Today
                        Celebrity Cruises overhauls loyalty program
                        Celebrity Cruises on Monday announced major changes to its Captain's Club frequent cruiser program that will result in more clout for customers who spend the most with the line… USA Today
                        
                        
                        Transportation
                        Full speed ahead for connected cars, but are they going the wrong way?
                        Finding ways for drivers to safely use their cherished electronics is big business: What's called the connected car industry is projected to grow at a rate of 35 percent through 2019, to $132 billion… NBCNews.com
                        Wednesday flights off to bumpy, but not awful, start
                        Air travel was off to a bumpy – though not atrocious – start on this busy day before Thanksgiving… USA Today
                        
                        
                        Lodging
                        Top 10 hotel tips when traveling with kids
                        Whether your family is big or small, here is some advice to ensure that your next check-in doesn't leave you wanting to check out…NBCNews.com
                        Why travel suppliers should 'spy' on their customers
                        Airlines, car rental companies and hotels ought to spy on their customers more often. Collecting information about you to improve customer service — and only for that purpose — could return the American travel business to greatness… USA Today
                        
                        
                        Other and Odd
                        Why don't airlines just add more flights at the holidays?[Back to Press Releases Main]