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A Trip To The Bahamas: Make Chartering A Yacht With Kids Less Stressful
Chartering a yacht affords the perfect opportunity to explore many of the 700-plus islands, islets, and cays that make up the Bahamas. By traveling in a yacht between popular islands throughout the Bahamas, you have full control over which places you visit and when. You can spend the entire day on the water snorkeling and whale watching, or anchor by a beach and swim to the sand for a little sunbathing.
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Myrtle Beach Resorts: 4 Types Of Rainy-Day Activities For Families
Planning a proper beach vacation is often dictated by the weather. A rainy day may seem to spoil your beach vacation, but if it is planned properly, then you can still get the most out of your vacation. When choosing a Myrtle Beach resort for your family vacation, you do not need to stay cooped up in your room until the rain passes away. Choosing the right resort can come with plenty of activities to keep a family busy while enjoying your time on vacation.
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Ready, Set, Shoot! Tips For Photographing A Hot Air Balloon Festival
Hot air balloons floating aimlessly in a bright blue sky can create a striking image. These colorful and magical objects appear to defy nature and take on a life of their own. If you are a budding photographer, a hot air balloon festival can provide you with the photo opportunity of a lifetime. But, in order to get those stellar images that grace the cover of magazines, you will need to plan ahead and be ready for shooting balloons in various stages of flight.
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Pet Travels: 4 Ways To Experience The Southern Oregon Coast With Your Dog
Instead of boarding their pets or hiring a sitter, many people have decided to bring their canines along with them while traveling. Traveling with a dog can open up a lot of different opportunities and experiences, but there is also extra planning that is needed to ensure everything goes smoothly. When visiting the southern Oregon coast, it's important to plan out activities and locations that your pet is allowed to visit.
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Disabled And Unable To Drive? What Are Your Best Transportation Options?
If you've recently suffered a debilitating injury or illness that has left you unable to drive, you may be at a loss as to how to get around to run errands like grocery shopping, go to doctor's appointments, or visit family members. This is even more true if you live in an area without a strong public transportation system with handicap-accessible bus ramps and subway elevators. Fortunately, the aging Baby Boomer population has led to a boom in the number of private transportation options for those who are no longer able to drive.
About Me
As soon as I started traveling worldwide for work, I realized that I needed to work hard to understand the travel restrictions for some of the places where I would be going. After I tried to board a plane with a pack of playing cards to Germany and I was turned away, I realized that there were some finicky countries out there. I worked hard to research each and every place where I would be visiting, and within a few months I felt like I had the hang of things. This blog is filled with fun information about travel and tourism so that you can enjoy your travels and your work trips.