Prepare your next Family Vacation

April 1st, 2012 No Comments »

http://www.romainroads.org/prepare-your-next-family-vacation/The more members have the family is difficult to find a good way to spend the holidays, having more and more people they can convince, going from children to adults. This is precisely why you should plan a family vacation with good weather to avoid last minute problems with it if it’s going to go to a travel destination at least try to find that space has an attractive element according to the mentality of family members, such as a place where children can entertain themselves or the same for teens.

So perhaps it would be good to ask family members about their destinations of interest and if necessary discuss with each other to get a better deal.

Despite this, we also note that the budget is virtually the most important thing about being at last after… Read More

Heedful Travel Tips for Tourists Planning Holidays to Hong Kong

March 17th, 2012 No Comments »

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A former British colony is one of the most budget friendly destinations in the world. This thriving city offers fanciable cuisines, pulsating shopping and ecstatic sightseeing adventures. The zing of this city bewitches even the most discerning of travellers luring them back again. Predictably, millions plan holidays to experience the enigma of this cosmopolitan. Here are some tips on flights, entry requirements, local laws and health to ensure unperturbed vacations.

Flights Tips

Being one of the most popular tourist spots, is not short on in-bound flights. Some of the popular airlines that offer international, Cathay Pacific, KLM, Emirates, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Air New Zealand. Cathay Pacific is flag carrier and is undoubtedly one of the favourites when it comes to booking flights to the city.

Those planning holidays to Hong Kong can net cheap flights during the offseason months of March to May. These months generally witness rolling out of great discounts and airfare deals by travel agencies and airlines.

Entry Tips

Visa Requisites

This is a part … Read More

About Gao – The Travel Guide

March 16th, 2012 No Comments »

About Gao - The Travel Guide

Goa is the smallest state in India. Goa, unlike the rest of India, was colonized by Portuguese people. Goa is a party destination that has been the must-see for every traveler and party lover. The beaches here and the vibrant nightlife is the main reason for a tourist boom over the last few decades. Panaji is the capital city of Goa, and Konkan is the widely spoken language by the locals.

Where is Goa

Goa is sandwiched between Karnataka, Maharashtra and the Arabian Sea. Goa has a 101-km-long coastline that’s along the Konkan Coast.

Major Cities

Vasco Da Gama, Panaji, Margao, Old Goa, Mapusa and Ponda are some of the famous cities in Goa. Panaji is the capital city and the third largest city in Goa. Vasco Da Gama is the largest city, and it has a port. Margao is the oldest city in Goa and also the second largest city.

Places to Visit

Tourism is the mainstay of Goa. Majority of the tourists are from countries other than India. … Read More

10 Travel and Tourism Trends

March 15th, 2012 No Comments »

10 Travel and Tourism Trends

Contemplating a career in tourism management and wondering what the future looks like for the travel & tourism industry? Here are ten hot new trends that may come up in your hospitality management courses. Impress your professors – not to mention your future employers – by learning all you can about them now.

1. The New Concept in Town: Lobbies You Won’t Want to Leave

Traditionally, the hotel lobby has been a transitional zone, a place for weary travellers to park their bags as they check in. But this is changing. Tourism management staff are beginning to see lobbies as potential gathering places, where guests can even get to know one another, if desired.

These new-style lobbies feature such community-building design elements as:

  • curated bookshelves
  • espresso machines
  • coffeehouse tables
  • communal seating

2. Bye, Bye Business Class

The same study found that 58% of respondents were expecting to travel less for business over the coming year. Tourism management strategies of the future may be oriented towards the increasingly important under-25 market.… Read More

Air Travel Tips for Visitors to India

March 14th, 2012 No Comments »

Air Travel Tips for Visitors to India

In recent years the domestic air transport infrastructure of India has undergone something of a revolution. Where Indians used to travel in their country almost exclusively by road and rail, the emergence of a more wealthy generation has allowed many Indians to travel by air.

This swift and widespread development has come as a great boon to tourists, as the new airports, terminals and vastly increased number of internal flights allows visitors to enjoy the beauty and culture of the country without the need to rely on the slow, uncomfortable and antiquated public transport system.

Of course, this swift growth has not come without its problems, and visitors to India may find that domestic air travel isn’t quite as reliable as that of the rest of the world. It’s important to know the ins and out of Indian air travel before flying to reduce the risk of hitting problems.

Here are a few tips…

  • Book a budget airline

The large, established Indian domestic airlines typically offer tickets at two price … Read More

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