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UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee on August 1 agreed to recognize Vietnam’s Royal Citadel as a World Heritage. Luxury Travel (www.luxurytravelvietnam.com ) promotes the best cultural and heritage tour of Vietnam covering the 6 world heritage sites including newest site Royal Citadel in Hanoi in 11 days

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the best cultural and heritage tour of Vietnam covering the 6 world heritage sites including newest site Royal Citadel in Hanoi

When looking at different jobs within the travel industry, some prefer to take on the responsibilities of organizing vacations for others.

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Become a Top Travel Agent – Desirable Skill Sets to Become a Top Travel Agent

Is bigger better when it comes to travel blogs? The new HuffPost Travel site, www.huffingtonpost.com/travel/, claims to have “up-to-the-minute travel news, travel tips and advice, deals, reviews of hotels, cruises, spas, and airlines, compelling photographs, blog posts about travel, and…

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Huffington Post Launches HuffPost Travel: how big do we want it?

I’m beginning to see a recurring pattern for how I post these issues of iFlight. I’ll have the first issue out on time, get bogged down getting the remaining issues ready, only to post day two and three together later in the week

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OSH10: Day Two and Three at AirVenture with iFlight

Fly to Seattle next weekend Sometimes (most of the time) it rains in Seattle . So, for optimum weather enjoyment, your best bet is to visit during the summer, when at least the rainy days will be warm.

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Next Weekend Away: Seattle

A neighborhood cafe in the Jamaica Plain section of Boston has closed its doors. An email sent to us earlier this week indicated that June Bug Cafe on Centre Street shut down due to rent issues, and a check on the Yelp site came up with a post stating that the eatery was evicted from the spot.

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June Bug Cafe in Jamaica Plain Has Closed

The best analogy I could find for online travel site vs a professional travel agent is to make a comparison to a fast food restaurant and a good restaurant. With a fast food restaurant, the food quality and amounts are consistant, you know your hunger will go away, it’s not hard on your pocket book, it’s good enough, you deserve to splurge with those extra calories and you know it’s not the most nutritious meal

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Online Travel sites are like fast food restaurants

Book a flight to Seattle and save on hotels Come as you are and visit the northwest city of Seattle.  Despite being home to big conglomerates like Boeing, Microsoft and Starbucks, you probably won’t even notice the corporate aspects because this earthy and eclectic city is filled with independent nooks and crannies. There’s no use in staying at a regular, white-walled hotel because Hotel Deca has great discounts on rooms as low as $108 a night.  This is ultra-funky, art-deco hotel has the perfect personality to meet your Seattle vacation needs, and it’s located in one of the city’s most eccentric and vibrant neighborhoods. Book this deal through Hotels.com as soon as possible for the best deals.  Discounted rooms run until Sep.

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Boutique hotel deal in Seattle

Book a discounted four-star hotel in Fort Lauderdale Visit the Venice of America, and head to Fort Lauderdale with this great hotel deal.  Four-star Renaissance Fort Lauderdale Port Everglades has rates starting at $97 a night, so can feel like a prince by pay as a pauper. Stay at this hotel and you’ll be conveniently situated just blocks away from the expansive Port Everglades.  Spend some time at “The Strip” located along Fort Lauderdale Beach, and make sure to check out downtown’s Las Olas Boulevard, home to the upscale restaurants, new boutiques and modern art galleries. Book this deal through Expedia by Aug.

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Four-star Fort Lauderdale hotel from $97

Great hotel deals in San Diego California’s most southern city of San Diego is one of America’s most exciting places to visit.  There’s a booming family travel industry thanks to SeaWorld’s theme park and the famous San Diego Zoo.  But don’t worry if animals aren’t your thing, because there is a wide range of things to do around the beach like surfing, sailing, scuba diving and kayaking.  San Diego’s weather is always great, and the people are always friendly, but sometime the prices aren’t always right, which is why we want to tell you about this great hotel deal.  Stay at the extravagant Horton Grand Hotel , located in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter District, for rates starting at $125 a night.  You won’t be disappointed with this elegant, Victorian-style hotel, and you’re sure to get the most out of your vacation experience.  Book this trip through Hotels.com by Sep. 30.  Prices vary on travel date, so make sure to read all the terms and conditions

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Discounted rooms at San Diego hotel

A national online restaurant reservations provider has come out with its 2010 Diners’ Choice awards for for most kid-friendly restaurants, and two Boston-area spots have made the list. According to an article on the MarketWatch site, Durgin Park at Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Summer Shack’s Boston, Cambridge, and Hingham locations were included among the country’s 50 best family-friendly dining spots, based on reviews by OpenTable’s diners

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Durgin Park, Summer Shack Make OpenTable’s 2010 Diners’ Choice Awards List for Most Kid-Friendly Restaurants

Boston is now home to another Ethiopian restaurant, with this one being located near Symphony Hall along the western edge of the Back Bay and the South End. Based on the restaurant’s Facebook page, Lucy Ethiopian Cafe opened about two months ago on Mass

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Lucy Ethiopian Cafe Opens Near Symphony Hall

It’s zaijian to mojitos and ni hao to margaritas as Fubar in Workers Stadium mixes things up for its monthly RMB1 drinks event. Since April, the deal has been RMB1 mojito martinis from 6 PM to 8 PM on the first day of each month

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RMB1 drinks at Fubar: Zaijian mojitos, ni hao ‘Australian’ margaritas on August 1

In this week’s episode of This Week in Hotels, Josiah and I discuss: Can Foursquare (and other geo-location apps) really benefit your hotel…or is it just a waste of time? Change is in the air…or is it?

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This Week In Hotels #5 (FourSquare, Online Concierge, Hotel website review)

There’s comes a time on your travels on the island of Bali when nature calls and you just-gotta-go. Out in the countryside of Bali the toilets are a little bit less to be desired and somewhat unclean as compared to your hotel in Kuta or even at home. There in front of you is a hole in the ground surrounded by tiles encrusted with all manner of grime.

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Photo of the Day: Loo with a View

This is not DCA , originally uploaded by flightblogger . The gate scene out the wing of this United Airlines Airbus A319 (N822UA) is not National Airport, the destination of my ticket. Instead, I have found myself at Dulles Airport after flight 626 diverted when National Airport shut down with thunderstorms over Washington, DC.

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Dulles to National on United Airlines (Update1)

I’ve been a big fan of Auto Europe for many years. In my first few visits years ago, I tried other rental companies in Italy but once I started using Auto Europe I was hooked. Two reasons: 1) the customer service is superb and efficient and 2) I’ve always found the lowest car rental rates with them.

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Renting a Car in Italy? Great Deals from Auto Europe

Well, need we say more…yes, of course; Our Coffeevac/Teavac is taking off! We are proud & grateful for all the support! Thank you, Buyer’s Boutique! We have always stood by our product & we are happy to see others are joining our stand and helping us promote the benefits that make Tightvac’s the unique & most indispensable Storage container for Coffee, Tea, Bread, Tobacco & all forms of Dried Food & Goods ! A Patented Vacuum Seal System that makes storage easy & long lasting! Come home to Tightvac’s….they Simply Work!

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Buyer’s Boutique features Tightvac’s

We have always thought that any size Tightvac was perfect for the art of the Barista. Tightvac’s variety & easy handling make it a great storage tool for any Barista, rapidly brewing up the goods for their customers! The beans stay oxygen free & fresh and the  Tightvac’s help keep your station tidy.

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Barista’s Come on Board with Tightvac!

Another bit of news in our very exciting year was receiving a 2nd place CoffeeFest Best New Product Award!! Thanks to everyone that voted for us! We are absolutely elated by the support we’re receiving from our pals in the Coffee & Tea industry! We completely respect  what it means to provide credible & accountable service. Thank you, CoffeeFest participants for your vote of confidence, we look forward to many years of  serving you with top notch Coffee & Tea storage!

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Tightvac Wins!