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• 51.

  UK Holiday Letting And Tax

  
  by Jamie Hibbert - 2006-12-09
  This article is meant as a guide only. Advice should be taken from a qualified person.Letting a fully furnished holiday home in the UK may mean the income made is treated differently than other rental...
• 52.

  Cheapest Hotel Room Rates Go to Agents

  
  by Odalis Bitterroot - 2006-12-09
  If you travel with any regularity, you've undoubtedly noticed just how expensive hotel stays are these days. A myriad of factors are driving room rates sky-high. Travel is becoming more commonplace ...
• 53.

  Hotels: How to Get Free Gifts

  
  by Mia Pacheco - 2006-12-09
  Planning to visit Las Vegas or any other holiday resort where casinos are a major portion of their business? I have just the thing for you. Here, I will show you how to pass off as a High Roller and c...
• 54.

  Niue Travel Introduction

  
  by Pip Bennett - 2006-12-09
  Originally thought of as an island full of savages due to Cook thinking the locals had smeared blood over themselves when he caught sight of Niue (he in fact called it 'Savage Island' for this reason)...
• 55.

  Top Five Bachelor Party Destinations

  
  by Cory Bain - 2006-12-09
  The bachelor party is a common rite of passage for most soon to be married man. Over the years the bachelor party has gone from a night out with the guys to a full blown event. The bachelor party geta...
• 56.

  Luggage Forward Lightens Holiday Travel

  
  by Aaron Kirley - 2006-12-10
  The moment you pack your luggage for a trip it becomes an inconvenience. In fact, the word "luggage" comes from the Scandinavian word "lug" which the English Oxford Dictionary defines as "carry or dra...
• 57.

  Snowshoe Tour Colorado - Tips to Staying Warm, Dry and Hydrated

  
  by Todd Rankin - 2006-12-10
  I just returned from an evening snowshoe tour in Frisco, Colorado. It is almost 9 p.m. and the thermometer reads -12 Degrees F. Aside from the cold, it was a blissful night with the moon lighting up...
• 58.

  Gabon Travel and Historical Introduction

  
  by Pip Bennett - 2006-12-10
  Merely moving around Gabon is exciting due to generally needing a 4x4 outside the big cities or the possiblity of travelling up the Ogooue River by boat. That is without mentioning trains and planes....
• 59.

  Garmisch-Partenkirchen Review

  
  by Seppi Kraus - 2006-12-10
  The once independent towns of Garmisch and Partenkirchen were never crazy about the idea of forced unification in 1935 for the purpose of meeting the International Olympic Committee´s host city prereq...
• 60.

  Monarch Butterflies Head South for the Winter

  
  by Erick Laseca - 2006-12-10
  Each year, some 250 million monarch butterflies arrive to the luscious volcanic highlands of central Mexico. Guided to the area by an inexplicable internal clock known scientifically as circadian, th...

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