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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Singing & Dancing Makes Life More Fun 9.29.10

I always wonder what life would be like if it were a musical. What if you had background music to your everyday goings on or your inner monologue came out in song form and time stopped while you belted out your secret thoughts and did a nicely choreographed dance to them? Well, for one, we’d all be in awesome shape from all the exercise. Unfortunately, life isn’t like High School Musical and when you’re down, your best friends aren’t going to bust a move and sing you a motivational ditty to get you out of your slump.  So, life may be mundane as we walk through it talking to people, but vacation can always make it more exciting. With today being Broadway Musicals Day, I found it appropriate to take a look at some of the most popular musicals and their settings and what kind of deals can be had there. Enjoy!
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  • Transfer your Alaska Air miles to friends or family and they get 30% more miles for FREE! This offer is good until October 31st. Great deal if you know someone who has miles they won't use. You can buy them off of them and get extra points.
  • You won't be crying for Argentina, except maybe when you leave. Walk in the steps of Evita and take a 9-night tour complete with RT airfare and lodgings from $1630 per person. Price includes 4 nights in Buenos Aires, 3 nights in Cordoba, 2 nights in Iguazu Falls, daily breakfast, flights within Argentina, hotel and air taxes. You can add activities for an additional cost.
  • This South Pacific package will have you singing and dancing Bali Ha'i. Stay 7 nights and pay only for 5. Fiji Plantation Island is a beautiful beachside resort with a lagoon, several pools, a kid's club, 9-hole golf course, mini supermarket, 4 bars and 3 restaurants. Your package will include RT airfare from LAX, lei greeting upon arrival, all transfers to Plantation Island, 7 night accommodations and all your activities. For only $1459pp, this is a super deal. Kids 16 and under stay for free in same room (up to 2). Travel by March 31, 2011.







All stage actors aspire to make it into a Broadway or West End production. Many of them end up waiting tables and living in shoebox-size apartments in order to pay the RentRent and A Chorus Line are full of actors trying to make it. You don’t have to follow in their footsteps, except by making your way to New York City.  Tour the Big Apple and see the sights like the Empire State’s Building, the Statue of Liberty, Madison Square Garden and Times Square and then stay in a nice hotel that is significantly bigger than a shoebox.
  • Book by October 13 for free nights from Expedia. If you plan to travel to NYC before December 15th of this year, then this is a deal you should jump on. Stay for as low as $87 per night and get your last night free when you stay the specified number of nights listed for each hotel.
  • Expedia is also offering 1 free night to the end of your stay in select Chicago hotels from $47/night. Stay the specified number of nights and get one free! 
  • Join SniqueAway from TripAdvisor. The newest luxury-for-less member's only deals available by invitation only. Flash sales only last for a short time, but the savings are significant.
  • You may not find your Miss Saigon, but you will probably take home some wonderful memories of Vietnam with more deals from Expedia. Book by October 13th to get low-priced luxury 4 and 5-star rooms from $105/night. If you stay the posted number of nights, the offer includes a free night at the end of your stay. Good for travel now through December 15. Add airfare to save even more!
  • Experience Texas unlike Buddy (The Buddy Holly Story) probably ever did. Stay at the MD Resort in Dallas, TX for 3 days and 2 nights from $297 for a family of four. It's a beautiful ranch set on 37 acres. Your price includes meals. Other things to do at MD Resort? Visit with miniature donkeys, horses and buffalo, swimming, horseback riding, hayrides, horseshoes, volleyball and indoor game room. Come with your own horses as well, or enjoy strolling the pecan orchard and many other outdoorsy activities with your family.



  • Walk in the steps of Sophie and Donna with your father or find your true love while walking the landscape of Greece, the backdrop of Mamma Mia! A 7-day cruise through Greece, Turkey and the Black Sea from $599 per person. Sail on the Norwegian Gem that boasts 13 eating venues, a casino, nightclub, kid's club, cigar club, 2 pools, video arcade and more. 

                                                  
  • The Fiddler on the Roof probably didn't have money to go on a luxurious cruise like this, but if you want to experience some wonderful countries, including Russia, Crystal Cruises has wonderful selections, including the 11-day Jewels of the Baltic cruise that includes 2-for-1 pricing (from $14,010 per couple), free airfare and $1,000 cruise credit on the Crystal Serenity. The cruise docks out of Stockholm Sweden and travels to Tallinn (Estonia), St. Petersburg, Helsinki, Berlin and ending in Copenhagen. Aside from the usual cruise entertainment and distractions, the Jewels of the Baltic cruise can include up to 5 Broadway-worthy productions and Berlitz Language classes.





There were no cars in Paris when Beauty and the Beast met, but visiting Paris now, you can get around town for 20% less in Europe. Avis is offering this discount for bookings by November 5th on rentals between now and December 15th. European destinations this discount is good for include: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.



If you find yourself in Chicago, you probably won't encounter gangsters or flappers or a murder (let's hope not anyway), but you will encounter food and probably want to know where to eat. Check The ChicaGO Guide to Special Values, brought to you by the Chicago Office of Tourism. It offers discount coupons for dining, events and attractions and even links to information on “always free” attractions and free days at museums!



  • Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Les Miserables at the O2 in London on October 3rd. The celebration will showcase top performers from around the world including Nick Jonas, Lea Salonga, Matt Lucas and Alfie Boe playing character parts. This is truly a most unique performance. Tickets to the show and 3-star hotel night from £174.00 per person. Extra nights can be included.  
  • You may not be keen to see The Producers while in NYC, but what about a Night at the Museum? Not the movie, but in the American Museum of Natural History. For $129 per person, you can skip a hotel and spend the night in one of the museum halls. This offer is available for kids 7-13 with a legal guardian and includes roaming access, a nighttime snack, breakfast and admission the next day to the museum during hours with sunlight.


  • Save money on checked baggage fees by learning to travel with only a carry-on. 
  • Walk all over in style. Dansko footwear in new, comfortable styles for men and women are in stock. Known to promote good foot, leg and back health. Get free overnight shipping on new styles and free two-day shipping on all others from Endless.com.


  • As much as you see me running around telling everyone they should buy a Kindle because it is super awesome, I recognize it isn't the only eReader out there. In fact, Borders has several different readers. right now, the Libre eBook Reader is on sale for $100 until October 4th. That's $20 off regular price!

Aluratek LIBRE eBook Reader PRO - eBook reader - Flash: 2 GB - 5" - black

Saturday, September 25, 2010

One Hit Wonder Vacations? 9.25.10

It’s a celebration of One-Hit Wonders today, which means you can break out your Tommy Tutone cassette and sing the praises of Jenny (867-5309) while you search for a once in a lifetime vacation, which I am calling One Hit Wonders, because if you make it there once, it is exciting. If you are lucky, you’ll make a comeback and do it again. Sure, these vacations take a bit of planning and saving, but they’re worth it in the end, so Don’t Worry, Be Happy (Bobby McFerrin) and read on to find out how you can still save money while taking one of these amazing trips. 


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Vote for the Frequent Traveler Awards. Voting is open until October 15th.


Obviously, you aren’t going to find some Hot Hot Hot (Buster Poindexter) $200 airfare to fly to the other side of the world, unless you have tons of frequent flyer miles, and if you do, I say now is the time to use them. There are so many ways to earn FF miles now, it’s almost impossible to NOT accrue any through everyday purchases and You Gotta Be (Des’ree) crazy to not have at least one membership with an airline. It’s FREE to join, so if you never use it, it doesn’t hurt anyone.
  • If you know where you want to travel, look to The Spirit in the Sky (Norman Greenbaum), also known as the Internet, and sign up for specialty airlines and any major airlines that fly there. For example, if you know you are dying to go to Iceland, sign up for emails and the frequent flyer program for Iceland Air. If they don’t fly out of your home airport, look for any other airline that makes frequent trips there and sign up there.
  • If you are really serious about earning those miles, sign up for a credit card that gets you miles on an airline that flies to convenient locations, like American. Many banks let you accrue miles for using your debit card. There is usually a yearly fee, but even at $25, that’s a bargain, unless you forget and never use it for a non-PIN transaction. How Bazaar(OMC) that would be, since you can do it automatically just by getting gas.
  • Use FareCompare Deal Finder to get the best airfare on flights to destinations from Chicago to Greece to Prague. I found an amazing deal to fly from Portland to Moscow at just over $1,000 pp.
  • Spend 5 awesome nights in Tahiti from $1599 per person, with included round-trip airfare on Air France, accommodations in Papeete and all transfers, taxes and fuel surcharges. Must book at least 30 days in advance for select dates in November and December. Add day trips, dining or tours for an additional cost.





I know you’ve been saving up and you don’t necessarily want to spend half your hard-earned money that you purposely didn’t spend on shoes and video games to pay for a room. Look on sites like VRBO.com to rent an apartment, condo or house. The price is sometimes much cheaper than traditional hotel rooms Makin' It (David Naughton) easier to spend more time In a Big Country (Big Country) or a small one, because you don't pay for maid service and you have your own kitchen and can prepare your own meals.
  • You probably won't see any Kung Fu Fighting (Carl Douglas) in Thailand, but you'll see a whole lot more on this Taste of Thailand 9-day tour. If you book by October 6th, you save $300 off per person. For $999 per person your tour includes round trip airfare from LAX, transportation, tours, accommodations, many meals and more. You even have the option of extending your tour to 12 days with trips to Angkor Wat and Phuket Island.
  • Pray for No Rain (Blind Melon) and spend 8 glorious days in Mykonos and Athens from $809 per person. Enjoy 5 days and nights in Mykonos and enjoy soaking in some rays on the beach or shopping or sightseeing. In Athens, take a day cruise around the islands or a tour of the Acropolis and other sites, such as the Panathinaiko Stadium or The Temple of Poseidon in Sounio. Your trip includes airfare and ferry between Mykonos and Athens, transfers, 4 or 5 star accommodations, daily breakfast, welcome dinner in San Marco, hotel taxes and baggage handling. You even have the option of adding interntational airfare to this package.






Most of us go on vacation to Relax (Frankie Goes to Hollywood) or see something Unbelievable (EMF) and that’s exactly what you want out of a one-hit wonder vacation, because you want to remember it as being an Epic (Faith No More) trip. Sign up for travel emails that include cruises. Often you will find great prices for cruises if you book far in advance. So, even if you are looking to take an unusually expensive cruise, you may get hundreds of dollars off per person. One of the best travel e-newsletters to sign up with is Sherman's Travel. Their emails are packed with great trips, tips and deals. 
  • Take your significant other or Just a Friend (Biz Markie) with you on the Road to Mandalay cruise for the 7-night Ayeyarwady Adventure starting at $2900. Use the code provided in the link to get one free night at the 5 star Governor's Residence Hotel in Yangon before or after your cruise. Begin in Mandalay and then cruise on to visit a Burmese Village, Bagan, Mount Popa, Sagaing and Maymyo. Price includes all meals, economy-class flight, transfers and sightseeing.
  • Sail through the Amazon in style. Take a 10-day Amazon Voyage on a 28-guest riverboat from $3298 per person. Begin in Lima, Peru where you will have flown and spent the night in the Swissotel to refresh yourself and get ready for adventure. Aside from round trip airfare and first night hotel, you receive guided tours and lectures, 8 nights accommodation, 23 meals, wildlife excursions on land and by skiff, village visits, piranha fishing and more.


Many of us aren't into taking tours when it comes to vacation, because it's like you aren't experiencing the destination as it was meant to be. Crammed in an air-conditioned bus with a bunch of other tourists, but many times tours are more interesting and get you out of the bus to spend time on your own exploring. You Got To Be Real (Cheryl Lynn) when it comes to your dream vacation, so if you can save money by planning your own tours, by all means, do it. If you want to experience as much as possible and have an expert show you around, a tour might be where it's at. Don't automatically assume it's going to be you and a bunch of 80 year old ladies.
  • Spend 21 Happy Days (Pratt & McClain) on a South African overland tour. In 3 weeks, you'll see all the different landscapes Africa has to offer, starting in Cape Town and ending at Victoria Falls. You'll visit South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe. Included in your trip for $1810 per person is a fully escorted tour, all activities and sightseeing, transportation, entrance fees, most meals, national parks fees, tolls and taxes. Read about the wonders of Africa in Venture Magazine here.

                                                          
  • If you have time to spare at the end of your Australia trip and are faced with going back to the real world you can say We're Not Gonna Take It (Twisted Sister) and add on this 3 day Cape Leveque ExperienceThis coastal getaway takes you from Broome to Cape Leveque and back again. You will learn to rustle up bush tucker (wilderness food), have a beachside BBQ, enjoy a snorkeling trip and more. 
  • Presenting Cairo is a 5 night tour of Egypt that includes round-trip airfare, accommodations, daily brakfast, transfers and taxes from only $1799 per person. Make your own schedule exploring this fabulous land of the pharoahs.
  • If you have plans to try to find yourself an African Safari, I am jealous, but aside from that, here's a great resource for you from Sherman's Travel.



  • Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Crash Test Dummies) do I love food on vacation. I love food anyway, but it's really exciting on vacation to me. While it's not always part of your budget to eat at some fancy restaurant every night, it doesn't mean you can't eat at any ever. If you heard of a great restaurant, but its got a famous chef and an even more famous menu, as in sky-high prices, go for lunch instead of dinner, the portions are normally smaller, the prices can be half as much and the food is still Michelin-star quality.
  • Another way to save money on vacation is to eat at street vendors and delis. My new favorite newsletter is called Found It. Ate It. by Divine Caroline. Reviews of inexpensive food around the world are featured, with a new newsletter showing up in your email every 2 to 5 days. While you're there, enter to win a $200 Dean & Deluca gift card.

  • Don't Want to Fall in Love (Jane Child) with airline fees? Travel with only a carry-on and save money on checked baggage fees. Many international airlines have stricter policies for weights and dimensions for travel bags going in the cabin. Invest in a great bag and a luggage scale. Plus, you can see how I pack for a trip to get the most out of my carry-on space by rolling clothes in my Facebook photo album.
  • Safaris are amazing, but they can also be amazingly hot. Don't be a Hot Child in the City (Nick Gilder) and be prepared with ExOfficio's safari-ready clothing for both men and women. They are lightweight, rugged, moisture-wicking, quick-drying, stylish and contain UVA & UVB protection. Check out their selection, including the Women's Insect Shield® Ambush Pant below.
  • Purchase Dansko footwear in new, comfortable styles. You won't be Stumblin' In (Suzi Quatro) them, because they are known to promote good foot, leg and back health. Get free overnight shipping on new styles and free two-day shipping on all others from Endless.com
Dansko Women's Becca Pump,Black,37 EU (US Women's 6.5-7 M)


Are you Too Shy (Kajagoogoo) to ask people to take your picture or find you are often somewhere where there are few people or everyone speaks a foreign language? Here are 2 great gadgets that will eliminate the problem of needing another person to take your picture or never getting shots with your travel companion. Don’t be a Maniac (Michael Sembello) like me and prop your camera on random objects to hope you get a shot. I finally got these for travel and now I never need anyone else to help get a great picture…and my camera isn’t liable to fall into my soda glass. 
  • Gorilla Pod: If there’s a fence or a door knob or ground near you, you can adjust this thing any way you need to to take the perfect picture. Use the timer on your camera, set up the gorilla pod, hit the picture button and go pose for the flash.
  • Monopod: If you have an arm, you can use this cool thing. It’s True (Spandau Ballet)! How many times have you tried to take a picture of you and someone else and tried to hold the camera at the right angle, smile and try not to take a picture of your thumb, the ground or just your right eye? Right? Attach your camera to the end of this telescopic stick, unsheathe it and use your self-timer to take a great picture. You’ll probably even get some background in, so people don’t think you were just sitting in your backyard instead of in front of the Great Pyramids.
  • What is Love? (Haddaway) Amazing pictures of your amazing adventures! Chances are, you’re going to want evidence of your once in a lifetime vacation and all that you experienced. While you can go on a shopping spree, you can also take lots of pictures. I put this Fujifilm FinePix waterproof digital camera on my birthday list last year and I love it! It takes 12MP pictures and all the instructions for each setting is right on the screen, so you never have to carry around your instruction manual to figure out which setting is best for each particular occasion.  I specifically wanted it because it is waterproof. I’ll be taking it to both the beach and on water rides in Orlando in a few weeks, so I hope to get great pictures of us swimming with the sting rays and on JurassicPark: The Ride!


Wednesday, September 22, 2010

The Affordable Far East 9.22.10

Several of my friends have relocated to Asia for the time being and have prompted me to explore destinations and pricing in that part of the world. It’s beautiful, no doubt, but can it also be affordable? My sources say “yes”. It all depends on when and where you go and what you want to do there. Southeast Asia can be super cheap (Thailand, Cambodia, India), but countries like China and Japan are notorious for being high-end destinations. I have attacked my travel references for deals and other money-savers on this one and came up with some pretty good options and alternatives for you. And if you know of any more, don’t hesitate to leave a comment for me and other readers. I love feedback. 




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  • The key to an affordable Asian holiday might be found in package deals. You can save quite a bit sometimes by purchasing your airfare and accommodations together. Many times these deals can be less than what it would cost to even just fly there and that is pretty awesome.



    Try staying outside the big cities and potentially save a bundle on your lodgings. If you will be taking public transportation anyway, you'll just be taking it a bit further.

    • Do you want to be pampered on your trip to Asia? Make a stop in Bali and stay at the Ayana Resort and Spa, which was formerly the Ritz Carlton, from $170 per night. Your rate includes daily buffet breakfast, welcome cocktails, room upgrade, early check-in, late check-out and a $50 spa credit.  The Anyana Resort is a gorgeous property that faces the Indian Ocean and offers freshwater pools, saltwater infinity pool, 12 restaurants and amazing full-service spa. This offer is available on stays through July 15, 2011.


    • Stay 2+ nights in the Bangkok Banyan Tree luxury hotel and get at least $110 in hotel credits for spending on food, bar, hotel gallery, mini-bar, room service and spa. Room rate also includes daily breakfast.
    • Thailand is super inexpensive. Stay in a resort, like the Convenient Resort in Bangkok for only $20 per night.


    With so many people in Asia, you know there will be no shortage of reliable transportation. Like they are in America, taxis will add up quickly. Take trains and buses to get around and you will save many dollars. 

    • Do you want to spend your vacation in several countries in Asia? With the Carthay Pacific All Asia Air Pass, you can fly between 42 Asian cities for one price. Prices start at $1599 per person for travel within 21 days of your first use. 

    Eating in Asia can be costly, but you can save money by following some of the same rules as eating out everywhere else. Eat where the locals eat. This will generally be places that serve local food, which is often cheaper. This can include eating at food stalls. Stalls can offer variety, quick and inexpensive meals.


    Another suggestion I've seen often is to make friends with locals. Not only is if fun to interact with people who actually live where you are visiting, they can give you some tips on where to go and what to do that won't cost you an arm and a leg, plus, in Asia people are friendly and generous and will often open their home to you for meals. Nothing like indulging in food that the locals actually eat and make...and engage in some wonderful conversation, too! 


    Sign up for the free VIP Membership Club in Asia that gives members special discounts and privileges up to 50% off  for participating businesses. Asia Privilege Club. What have you got to lose? Save money on accommodation, computers, dining, gifts, furniture, health products, massage, sports, travel, visas and many more.


    Most of the temples and museums in Asia have free admission, plus there are many city parks that are beautiful and a great place to hang out and have a snack.


    Instead of shopping in department stores, check out some of the markets. You can haggle for lower prices and get wonderful handmade or not-so-handmade items for much less than at the stores. It also gets you to converse with locals, which is a great way to experience a culture. 


    Enjoy daily Tai Chi for free in many city parks or just watch the locals instead.




    Learn how to manage your money while in Asia with this great comparative article on Travelfish.org


    It's not always possible to learn an entire language before going on vacation. This is where Point It comes in. When there is a language barrier that you can't break through with bad translation or with gestures, you can pull out this handy-dandy "dictionary" and point to the picture of what you're trying to say. Pictures are universal.                  

    If pointing at pictures seems archaic to you, download the Free Translator app to your iPhone. Translate between 18 different languages, including: Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish and Vietnamese. Pick your two languages, type in your phrase and the translated phrase will be shown on your phone. You can then read it or show it to whoever you're talking to.            




    Saturday, September 18, 2010

    Deals, Deals and More Deals 9.18.10

    So, with Fall only 5 days away, I’m being bombarded by travel deal after travel deal from Miami to Rome. If you can get away before the end of the year, now is really the time to book something and start planning, even if it’s just 3 days to Disneyland. With the deals I’ve found, it’s almost impossible to find more to save money on, so I've decided, on this Saturday to give you an entire post for the best deals of the week. I’ll break it down into price ranges for any budget you may have.
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    Expedia Fare Alert: Download Fare Alert and you get a small icon on your desktop. You set up your preferred destination and pricing and Fare Alert will open a small window when the posted fares meet or beat your specified price. Now, you can have it search in a particular month or travel dates.



    • Spend the beginning of the New Year in Tuscany. In the simple elegance of the Villa Le Maschere, book a room in January or February by Sept 22nd and receive over 30% off regular rates. From $159 per night stay in luxury and receive a buffet breakfast each morning of your stay and free shuttle service into Florence. Enjoy updated Italian cuisine in the restaurant, 2 pools and golfing privileges at nearby Poggio dei Medici. The hotel has been completely remodeled for reopening last year and offers 65 rooms with internet service, gardens and hiking trails. 
    • Iceland Air packages from Seattle only $499 pp. Includes 2 hotel nights. Extra nights are available from $59 pp/pn. Book by Sept 23. Travel on select dates from Nov. 2 - Dec. 14.
    • 6-night Caribbean cruise from $200 per person.  Other great rates on Caribbean cruises available for longer or shorter itineraries on Royal Caribbean with up to $100 onboard credit. 
    • Air Canada rates from California to cities across Canada for $168+ one way for tickets purchased by Sept 29. 

    • 6 nights in Barcelona and Rome from $985 per person. Choose your own departure city and dates and receive RT airfare, lodgings (3 nights in Barcelona and 3 nights in Rome), flights between countries, daily breakfast and hotel taxes. Make your own itinerary in destination cities or add activities and tours for an extra fee.

    • Fly round trip to Glasgow, Scotland from the U.S. on US Airways from $538 per person. Valid for travel Monday thru Wednesday October 24th - December 15th. 


    • Taste of Ireland tour: 6 days and 4 nights in Dublin, Killarney and Bunratty. Includes 8 meals, RT airfare, accommodations, tours, ferry across River Shannon, Bunratty medieval castle banquet and much more. $1153 per person. Land only from $698. Many dates available from now through December.
    • Get up to 65% off posted rates on an 8 day European yacht cruise. Begin in Venice and finish in Athens from $2149 per person. Stops in Mykonos, Croatia and other Italian and Grecian ports on the Seabourne Odyssey, which features first-class service with free champagne in suites, multiple restaurants, full-service spa and an almost one to one guest to crew ratio. 



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