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| Sensational Snapshot Contest results |
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And the winners are..
The TRAVELHotNews.com, Sunwing Vacations Sensational Snapshots contest a resounding success. Our first-ever travel photograph competition received a huge amount of attention and over 300 photographs were submitted. In fact, it has proved so popular, that we have decided to make it an annual event - so start taking pictures for next year's competition. Appropriately for a travel snapshots contest, the photographs that came in were taken in countries throughout the world and the ten finalists from places that ranged from Barbados to Myanmar via Europe, South America and India, not forgetting Hawaii.
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| Trafalgar caters to twenty- and thirty-something travellers |
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Breakaway book designed for younger crowd
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| Paris cafe | Trafalgar has launched the 2007 Breakaway book, designed especially for younger travellers in search of a fun, action-packed holiday. Breakaway offers 21 to 38 year-olds a chance to experience Europe in style, by discovering new places, meeting new people and experiencing different cultures and attitudes. Trafalgar has focused on four best-selling European tours, including Viva Italia - the most popular destination in Europe for 21-38 year-olds.
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| ROSIE O'DONNELL NAMED GODMOTHER OF NORWEGIAN PEARL |
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NCL hosts gala fundraising for Rosie's For All Kids Foundation
NCL Corporation ("NCL") has announced that Emmy® Award winner Rosie O'Donnell will serve as the godmother of its newest ship Norwegian Pearl. The popular talk show host and actress will christen NCL's newest Freestyle cruise ship in a ceremony at the Port of Miami on December 16. NCL has also donated the use of Norwegian Pearl to O'Donnell's charity, Rosie's For All Kids Foundation, for a one-night charity event on Friday, December 15.
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| Texas welcomes Canadians |
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Special offers and deals for "Winter Texans"
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| Tapiato Springs Golf Resort | Texas tourism partners have rounded up special offers and deals for Canadians this winter. Visitors from across the border can tee up on world-class golf courses, shop 'til they drop at Premium Outlets, cruise the waters of the Western Gulf of Mexico or just relax on the beach. Tee It Up At Tapatio With Canadian Days Packages. Tapatio Springs Golf Resort welcomes Canadian golfers with a special offer from November 1 - April 30, 2007. Starting from U.S.$75* per person per night, Canadian Days packages include accommodation, daily golf and cart rental. Tapatio Springs Golf Resort is 2,300 acres of rolling hills and valleys just 30 minutes north of San Antonio.
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| UNIVERSITY OF VISIT FLORIDA IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS |
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Earn credits and qualify for a free trip to Florida
The Official Canadian Travel Education Program for the State of Florida is now fully online at www.UNIVERSITYofVISITFLORIDA.com.Open to travel professionals and travel students, this is a CITC approved event that qualifies for nine credits in the travel counsellor advanced level program. Also, every travel agent that successfully passes the program from now until January 15, 2007 will be automatically entered into a draw to win a free one week trip to Florida for two, including roundtrip airfare, accommodation, and car rental courtesy of Nolitours.
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| Former Boston jail resurfaces as Liberty Hotel |
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Luxury suites a far cry from former cells
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| Liberty Hotel | A former jail in Boston's tony Beacon Hill district is getting a new lease on life as a 300-room luxury boutique hotel. Ironically named The Liberty Hotel, the US $120 million hotel project on Charles Street, is set to open next summer and will feature 10 luxury suites with views of the Charles River. Rooms will include flat-panel HD-LCD televisions and high-speed Wi-Fi Internet access. There are fitness facilities, a business center and considerable meeting space.The original granite building, which dates back to 1851, has been fully restored.
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| Travel Agency charged |
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Accepted bookings and payments despite suspended registration
Following an investigation, Baldwin Travel and Tours o/a Dynasty Travel ("Baldwin Travel") and Ms. Harjeet Davda have each been charged with one count of accepting bookings and payments from consumers for travel services after the registration of Baldwin Travel as a travel agent was suspended pursuant to subsection 10(1) of the Travel Industry Act, 2002. Ms. Davda is scheduled to make her first appearance on November 24, 2006 at 1:30 p.m. at the Provincial Offences Court at Mississauga.
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