As usual, Team LDSTS is bustling about the countryside, distributing the latest leaflets and brochures to venues across the region. New promotional publications arrive every day from all corners of our service area, and we are frantically delivering the latest issue of What’s On in Chester & Cheshire over the Bank Holiday weekend. On the Grapevine The weather may be fairly unpredictable at
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Whatever the Weather
Life is messy…Get organized for your next day or weekend trip with these perfectly sized travel accessories designed to outfit the larger Scout bags. Modeled after my favorite travel accessories, every one of these bags has multi-uses . Think out of the box
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Summer 101: The Great Escapes Collection
This is the first of several blog posts we’ll be making about the new Email Template section of TravelManger. After several weeks of development and planning we rolled out the new email template feature of TravelManager in last weeks rollout.
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Email Templates 1: How to edit Email Templates?
I didn’t get to this Wednesday, aside from tweeting, but in case you missed it, Continental Airlines became the first airline to announce a Boeing 787 Dreamliner route, saying it plans to fly the 787 from its Houston hub to Auckland, New Zealand, starting Nov. 16, 2011.
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Catching up on Continental’s 787 New Zealand route news
Some of the development team are attending DevDays today in Dublin. It’s an annual event help in Belfast and Dublin for developers working with mobile technologies. We met a lot of interesting developers last year so looking forward to more of the same today
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“Grab Cebu Pacific’s seat sale to all Visayas destinations now!” That’s what you see when visiting the Cebu Pacific website (www.cebupacificair.com). Dubbed as “The best Bai!” promo, I bet travel bugs would be excited to know about the latest travel deal from the country’s top budget airline, Cebu Pacific Air
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Cebu Pacific Airlines promo fare: May 26-28 sale period for July 1-September 30, 2010 travel period
Last April, I was invited by Lauren Fricchione of Dossier Brand for a Media Industry Night at Madame Chocolate in Beverly Hills for a fun evening of chocolate and wine.
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Industry Night and Chocolate Tasting at Madame Chocolate
Looking for a new type of Japanese restaurant in town? Try Ebisu, a small restaurant (we’re talking 6 tables for two – outdoors) right off Place Flagey (rue de Vergnies 37, 1050 Brussels) that prides itself in not serving any sushi or sashimi and just having a few homemade-style dishes on its menu… Ebisu is named after a metro station in Tokyo Homemade with a kick, that is… you’ll find your standard gyoza (at a really competitive price for Brussels – EUR 3 for 5 pieces… which is about half what you would pay elsewhere, and these gyoza are good!) but you’ll also find some unique dishes you are unlikely to see elsewhere, such as their wasabi avocado hamburger with rice patties instead of bread (see below) and meatballs with mango or apricot sauce
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Try Ebisu for a sushi-free Japanese meal
Celebrate the Queen’s birthday in London June is a great time to come to London to see the palace trooping the colour. This happens every year on the 12th June to celebrate the Queen’s official birthday and has been a tradition in London since 1820: A great opportunity to be part of history. The ceremony begins at St James Park where the troops are greeted by the Queen for inspection, then led to the home of the Royal family, Buckingham Palace
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The Queen’s Official Birthday
Posted by freelance: Certain regions of a country are considered sacred by many locals for a variety of reasons. These reasons are mostly superstitious in nature, which makes it all the more interesting for an outsider like you to look into. Here in Costa Rica, one place considered to be sacred in Cano Island, an island in the Pacific Ocean just off Osa Peninsula.
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Archaeology and Diving in Cano Island
Posted by freelance: One thing I like about Costa Rica aside from the beaches and the jungles is the urban life. Life in the cities of Costa Rica are not as busy nor as hectic as in some major cosmopolitan centers, but you can bet still get the nearly the same amenities at only a fraction of the cost
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12th International Arts Festival
Posted by freelance: When we talk about Italian restaurants, we talk about a sector in the dining industry that is largely saturated already. The Italians, it seems, have a penchant for building restaurants in places where they settle in.
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Bell Italia Brings Out the A in Italian Cuisine
Posted by freelance: We all know Costa Rica and its thrust for sustainable development. Of the countries of the world, I think we can safely say that Costa Rica is one of the very few ones that are genuinely concerned about our environment. This country has shown that development could be attained without incurring damage to our environment, especially in this Tags: blue flag ecological program , bejuco .
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Five beaches lose flags in environmental impact grading system
Posted by freelance: In Costa Rica, it’s already pretty common to have tourists who go here on their own. For a lot of them, Costa Rica has this certain charm that can only be appreciated by those who are willing to do some soul-searching without the company of friends or families
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Travelling Alone in Costa Rica
Posted by freelance: Typical vacation packages give you a preset number of destinations, plus hotel rooms, which usually does not leave you with much choice. In a world where consumers are getting more control over the properties of products and services that they consume, it only becomes imperative that they are given packages that allow them to design their own Tags: tierra verde open voucher , design your own itinerary . Comments: 0.
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Tierra Verde Open Voucher Program
Posted by freelance: In Costa Rica, it’s already the summer season, which means that it’s already hot as usual and tourists from all over are already flocking here to have their own share of paradise. That poses one problem if you aren’t too fond of crowds (like I am) because tourist attractions at this time of the year can become so flooded with people.
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Guancaste Private Villa
Posted by Website Introductions: When it is that we think of the land that is known as Costa Rica, what can one really say about this Well, there is much to see, and there is much to do. Read more: have you been to Liberia city [click] Tags: liberia , guanacaste . Comments: 0.
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have you been to Liberia city
Posted by Website Introductions: Golf has been first seen in Costa Rica as early as 1944 as an exclusive activity in Costa Rican Country Club (9 – hole course) outside San Jose which remained the one and only golf course in the country for 25 years. Read more: Golf in Costa Rica [click] Tags: golf courses , recreational sports . Comments: 0.
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Golf in Costa Rica
Posted by Website Introductions: When it is that we speak about conservation, and we are referring to the land that is known as Costa Rica, there is over twenty five percent of Costa Rica’s land mass which is protected. Read more: The national parks of Costa Rica [click] Tags: national parks , country on earth . Comments: 0.
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The national parks of Costa Rica
Posted by Website Introductions: Earth lover with style will be pleased with Hilton Papagayo Costa Rica, Resort and Spa’s new offering. They’ve launched an all-inclusive experience, packed with mother earth keeping in mind first
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All Exclusive Ecological Paradise at Hilton Papagayo