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TRO TravelGram - Jan 31

01-31-2011

 

Monday, January 31 Destinations Modern Art Amid Ancient Stone in Cuenca, Spain Ancient Cuenca, and its thriving art scene, are now a mere 45 minutes on the new high-speed train route from Madrid... New York Times 36 Hours in Lisbon Cheap. That’s the label usually slapped across the forehead of the Portuguese capital... New York Times Extreme New Zealand, a Thrill-Seeker's Playground Driven by an adventurous national spirit and blessed with an extraordinarily rugged landscape that calls to adrenaline addicts like a jungle gym calls to children, New Zealanders and visiting foreigners have pioneered an impressive range of commercial adventure activities... New York Times Palm-filled paradise along America's Riviera  Part all-American, part Cuban, part Alice in Wonderland. The Miami area is a psychedelic mix of serious business and eccentric pleasures... CNN Tours and Activities Extreme spa treatments from around the world  Snake massages, bird-poop facials and other way-out 'beauty' treatments ... MSN.com Slow Boat to Bliss Jeffrey Tayler explores the archipelago of empty beaches and a vanishing way of life in the Aegean's Little Cyclades... Conde Nast Traveler In Nevada, the Viewing Has Begun From the Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge Pedestrians can stroll along the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge near Boulder City, Nev., and see the Hoover Dam... New York Times Globe theater to stage all 38 Shakespeare plays in 2012 Shakespeare said all the world's a stage. Next spring, all the world will be on stage at Shakespeare's Globe theater... USA Today Watch the Super Bowl at Las Vegas "tailgate parties" Why be in Las Vegas instead of Dallas for the Super Bowl this Sunday? Aside from avoiding the masses and watching in comfortable surroundings, bettors can do their thing legally...USA Today Cruise Ask Trip Coach: Ocean Cruising No matter if it's your first cruise or your 40th, these insider tips will have you acting like an old salt in no time... Budget Travel Online When good cruises go bad, what's a traveler to do? Rogue waves, norovirus, mechanical problems, bad weather. Not every cruise is perfect... Yahoo Travel News Transportation Charter flights to carry thousands of Americans out of Egypt Charter flights that begin Monday will ferry the first of thousands of Americans away from the escalating crisis in Egypt... CNN Why terror alert codes never made sense The Department of Homeland Security is getting rid of the color-coded threat level system... CNN TSA shuts door on private airport screening program A program that allows airports to replace government screeners with private screeners is being brought to a standstill... CNN Officials: Travel sites not clearly disclosing carriers Federal investigators monitoring websites that sell airline tickets have found violations of longstanding rules requiring ticket agents to clearly disclose the name of the carrier operating the flight... USA Today Lodging A Kenyan hotel that lets your inner kid run wild  The wild drinking parties of the swinging sixties are over, but the Mount Kenya Safari Club is still East Africa's top address for decompressing from a bush safari... Globe and Mail Hotel Review: Postcard Inn on the Beach in St. Pete Beach, Fla. The Postcard Inn brings a welcome dose of stylish lodging to St. Pete Beach... New York Times Other and Odd Getting foreign currency for trips Get the foreign currency you'll need — at least for the first few days ... Seattle Times [Back to Press Releases Main]   TRAVEL RESOURCES Copyright © 1996 to 2018 The Traveler's Journal | All Rights Reserved | Contact Us