Posted in Travel on Sep 10th, 2008
Look to Residence Inn in Williston For Your Next Vermont Ski Trip
Nestled snuggly between Stowe and Sugarbush lies the town of Williston in the Green Mountain state more commonly known as Vermont.
Easily accessible off of Interstate 89, and just four miles away from Burlington, VT, and the Burlington International Airport, Williston boasts home to many [...]
Posted in Travel on Aug 29th, 2008
Vacation in Europe
There are several destinations, thousands of places in the world that are worth visiting. But sources say that now Europe is becoming one of the most popular destinations in the world to ‘really’ live a vacation. It has been popular for its history, attractions, the great culture, and of course, their traditional cuisines [...]
Posted in Travel on Aug 29th, 2008
Best Places to Visit in Costa Rica
Having Visited Costa Rica, I have compiled a list of the best locations to visit. This list is by no means comprehensive or complete, it is just a checklist of all the places I would visit when I go to Costa Rica.
Arenal VolcanoThe Arenal Volcano area is one of [...]
Posted in Travel on Aug 28th, 2008
Business Travel
Business travel is probably the oldest form of travel known to man and perhaps the single most influential reason behind the development of the travel industry. A few millennia ago traders and sea farers undertook arduous journeys across the seven seas and the five continents in the name of commerce. Today company executives undertake [...]
Posted in Travel on Aug 27th, 2008
Get to Cancun in 10 Dollars
Going to the movies will typically set you back 8 dollars. That’s assuming that you don’t have a family—in which case, multiply accordingly—or that you can withstand the gravitational pull of the concession; expect to spend about 5 dollars for a trough-sized popcorn and 4 dollars for a bucket of [...]
