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Travel Tip by Access America
- Published 11/11/2008
According to the National Ski Areas Association (NSAA) about 38 people have died snowboarding or skiing during the past 10 years, on average. Although most ski mountains don't require it, it's a good idea to wear a helmet. The best way to avoid a collision is to follow basic safety rules including stay in control, stop in a safe place for you and others and when starting downhill or merging, look uphill and yield. It is also important to obey signs designating slow zones and intersecting areas. It is recommended that all skiers and snowboarders share the slopes and always show respect for others.
Union to ballot for strike action over Aer Lingus cuts
- Published 10/7/2008
Aer Lingus is planning to cut up to 1,500 jobs through redundancy and outsourcing as part of a 74 million euro cost-saving programme, while SIPTU union members working for the company have decided to ballot for all out industrial action.
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Safety While Traveling
- By Super Admin
- Published 10/7/2008
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An important yet often overlooked part to our travel plans is safety while away from home. There are simple and effective ways to keep your home and family safe while away. Help from neighbors, accessories made especially for travelers, and tips to keep your family safe on vacation are easily implemented.
Saving for a Dream Vacation
- By Super Admin
- Published 10/7/2008
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Research shows that many of us do not take as much time to travel and relax as we should. Stressful lives greatly affect our general health and wellbeing, as well as the aging process and our life expectancy. Making your dream vacation an important savings goal will stress the importance of regular travel, and encourage you to discipline yourself in exchange for huge rewards
Ways to Save on Family Travel
- By Super Admin
- Published 10/7/2008
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In today’s economy, some families are passing up the opportunity to travel and explore new sights, but this doesn’t need to be the case. New travel trends include shorter trips, avoiding long travel times and fuel costs, and using nature to enhance new experiences for the family. Following are a few ideas to help keep your family vacation schedule, without breaking the bank:
Planning a Relaxing Vacation
- By Super Admin
- Published 10/7/2008
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Whether your idea of a vacation is sunbathing, simply having nothing on your to-do list, or mountain hiking in an exotic location, some planning ahead of time will ensure a fitting experience. Relaxing vacations are an escape from our everyday hectic lives, and are defined by each of us a little differently. Determining the purpose of your travel plans and what you want to accomplish will help you find a fitting destination for your upcoming vacation.
Pets on Vacation
- By Super Admin
- Published 10/7/2008
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Fido is always everyone’s favorite family member, but he is often forgotten when planning travels. There are only a few choices of what to do with family pets during vacation: hiring a pet sitter, kennel boarding, or taking them with you seem to be the most popular. If you prefer to do the latter, here are some things to remember during your planning stages.