Hawaii vacation rental - Scam Alert: Take steps to have secure, fun spring break

Scam Alert: Take steps to have secure, fun spring break
Idaho Statesman - Whether it's skiing, swimming or sleeping late, spring break is one of the most anticipated vacations of the year. This year will be no exception. Thousands of Treasure Valley young adults are venturing off to tropical destinations, and as many

The Flight Crew
Washington Post - The Post's Travel Section Flight Crew will take your comments, questions, suspicions, warnings, gripes, sad tales and happy endings springing from the world of the world. Of course, the Flight Crew will be happy to answer your travel questions

Archives for: January 2006
Cape Cod Today - He wants to send the windmills five miles farther out in the interests of the fishermen? Or is it because at five miles farther out he knows the windmills would be beyond the horizon and thus invisible from shore? C'mon, Bobby! Join us and support

Motels want to raise tax for tourism: Fees could begin in November
Tahoe Daily Tribune - South Lake Tahoe lodging establishments are taking tourism matters into their own hands, pledging to impose their own tax on guests through a business improvement district that could take effect Nov. 1. The date will come a day after Measure Z

Tax-sheltered gain is gunpowder in second-home boom
Seattle Times - If you are thinking about buying a second home this spring or if you bought one in the past couple of years you are part of a major transformation under way in the real-estate market. The annual number of second homes purchased in the U.S

Stormy waters for SunTrips TURMOIL LEAVES CUSTOMERS CAST ADRIFT
San Jose Mercury News - Julie Feller and her husband Gil purchased tickets for a 9-person, $10,000 family holiday to Hawaii with SunTrips, which cancelled the trip. They are awaiting a refund. About a week before Julie Feller expected to leave for her $10,000 dream Hawaiian