Expedia brings the best of international travel deals to India

After the launch of its Indian portal (i.e. Expedia.co.in), Expedia plans to cater the Indian travelers by providing them more value-added services including online travel booking and booking of hotel accommodations at the comfort of their homes and at the best prices.

Indian travelers have the option of selecting the best hotel of their choice meeting their requirement from a host of options including national and international hotels. The portal also plans to offer a variety of online travel booking options, including flights, holiday packages, car rentals, cruises, etc, for Indian customers.

Read the rest of this entry »

If you want to venture to a resort on the western coast of Mexico, the Inn at Loreto Bay is a great option. Perfect for singles, couples or families, the Inn at Loreto Bay is a relatively new resort that was constructed on over 500,000 square feet of land.

Read the rest of this entry »

Take an upscale Woman only Journey this fall!
Learn about the only female emperor with a museum specialist in Xian.
Enjoy Henna painting, have your astrology read, and shop at the Johari Bazaar in Northern India. Blend your own perfume in Grasse. Learn how to belly dance in Egypt.
Blend your own wine and have a chocolate tasting in Provence.
What else could you ask for?
Contact Tango Diva Preferred Travel Agent Alyse at 866-408-WIZE (9493) for info!
Read the rest of this entry »

The city of Oaxaca is located about 5 hours south of Mexico city. Oaxaca is one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico because of its colonial style architecture, museums, handcrafts, traditions and its gastronomy. For all of this, the city of Oaxaca is recognized as world heritage by the UNESCO.

Read the rest of this entry »

According to the 2007 YPB&R/Yankelovich National Leisure Travel Monitor, naturalistic travel is the second most primary purpose for all leisure trips. It’s just as well that Roco Ki, the multi-billion dollar luxury resort and residential development underway on Macao Beach in the Punta Cana region of the Dominican Republic, is a natural paradise, making it a perfect real estate and travel choice for individuals with a love for the wild.
Read the rest of this entry »

June 9th, 2008 by Sean - NWA WorldVacations

With 20 new courses since 1988 and 50 courses over all, Las Vegas is quickly becoming one of the best golf vacation destinations.  And to steal a line from Vince Vaughn, it is the perfect “Mancation”.  You wouldn’t think that Vegas is the best spot to be building golf courses with the lack of water, climate and the desert, but as Raymond Floyd said “I think a golf course is kind of like a fine wine.  The best come from the toughest pieces of ground”.  With the beauty of the mountains in the background and the vibrant green fairways contrasting with the desert sand, these courses might be the perfect cure for the casino blues…and a chance to win your money back! 

Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve forgot how to breathe. Since my time in beautiful, but smoky Europe, I’ve been taking shallow, useless inhalations. In the beginning, it was because I didn’t want to inhale more smoke than necessary to keep my pulse going. Now, I think it’s because every time I use my Apple computer, I wait in anticipation for something bad to happen. It’s like watching a scary movie and you think the next scene is going to scare the devil out of you. Same feeling. Things are still not working right, but I’m not going to take my computer in until I deliver my manuscript on March 1, 2006.

Read the rest of this entry »

June 6th, 2008 by Susan - NWA WorldVacations

Weddings are supposed to be unforgettable, right?  And not for things like Aunt Ethyl taking a spill while trying to catch the bouquet!

Read the rest of this entry »

CroTour 2008 - the International Tourism Fair has been staged last week in Zagreb Fairs venue, Zagreb ,  with 161 participants from 20 countries being involved.

Read the rest of this entry »

May 5th, 2008 by Kathy - NWA WorldVacations

If you are on Maui and plan to go to Hana, take the old road, but be sure to drive a vehicle with good shocks, and preferably a 4-wheel drive. My sister moved to Maui, Hawaii several years ago. I found the perfect Maui vacation packages - I visited my sister on Maui often. On one of my visits, we decided to go to Hana, to the opposite side of Maui from where she lived. We took the old road to Hana in her old truck. The ride was amazing and adventurous, as some of the road twists along the cliffs, right next to the shore. It can be a rough ride, and even rougher in an old truck with no shock absorbers, and no 4-wheel drive! There is a paved route to Hana on the other side of the island, but it will not get you there any quicker, because it is also very twisty, and the sights are not as adventurous. Either way, it is a full day there and back, unless you take a helicopter tour.

Read the rest of this entry »