Archive for the ‘Travel Tips’ Category

Bring High Holiday Airfares Down to Earth
They’ve Been Rising, but Peter Greenberg Has Tips to Help Keep Your Costs Down if You Haven’t Booked Yet

Southwest Launches 2nd Fare Sale For Winter
NEW YORK — Southwest Airlines is launching a winter sale for dates surrounding, but not including, peak holiday travel days. The airline, which is based in Dallas, said fares are available nationwide starting at $59 each way.

Tips for accessible travel
Travellers with physical challenges are exploring the world in record numbers.

Chef Andrew Zimmern lives and eats with gusto
Chef Andrew Zimmern — known to Travel Channel watchers as a guy who’ll eat anything from a frog’s still-beating heart to a lamb’s eyeball — told tales of his trips to faraway places to eat far-out foods Monday at IUPUI.

SPORTS NOTEBOOK – Nov. 12
See what’s new in local and area sports.

Travel safely this Thanksgiving holiday
Thanksgiving is coming soon, which means packing the entire family into the car and heading over the river and through the woods to Grandmother’s house.

Canada Border Services Agency: Travel Tips
TORONTO, ONTARIO– (Marketwire – Nov. 6, 2010) – Editors note: A video is included with this press release on Marketwire’s website. To facilitate your travels to and from Canada, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) offers you the following tips:

Early tips for Thanksgiving on a budget
Before you let the cost of food, entertainment and travel cut too deeply into your budget, consider these expert tips to get more holiday for your money.

TRAVEL: Best of indie movies and Bollywood on screen in Rehoboth Beach
Every autumn, Rehoboth Beach turns into a haven for movie lovers with the Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival. This year is no different. Starting Wednesday, Nov. 10, visitors can get their fill of the feature films, shorts, special screenings and documentaries that don’t often make it to mainstream theaters.

Do we need a time change?
A new study out of the U.K. shows that having specific daylight hours aren’t nearly as important as what people do with them. Following that logic, it’s possible that our system of daylight savings time may be ready for the trash heap.