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Humor; Ten Zingers or the Ticked-Off Traveler PDF Print E-mail

You’re mature, experienced, and in these days you have a very short fuse for delays, inefficiency, excuses, back talk and just plain discourtesy. Here are some ways to take a stand and fight back:  

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SAFETY FIRST, Don't Be A Victim This Holiday Season PDF Print E-mail

The National Crime Prevention Council says travel safety has taken on a new meaning during these tough economic times. The organization best known for its icon, McGruff the Crime Dog, says opportunistic thieves may be looking for unprotected homes or pre-occupied travelers during the Thanksgiving holiday. NCPC suggests following these safety tips to avoid problems during the start of the busiest travel season of the year.

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Five Tips to Make Holiday Travel Less Ho-ho-horrendous PDF Print E-mail
Whatever the economic or political situation, mobs of people will be traveling this holiday season. Airports will be crowded, and airplane seats will be even more jammed. Commuting to the airport or anywhere else on the way will be slow and frustrating. So, what can a senior do to make the holiday ordeal at least a bit more bearable? Here are some tips that are worth trying during this very, very trying time of the year.
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Seven Tips On Saving Some Pictures of George PDF Print E-mail
Considering some of the big bucks you need to spend to travel these days, saving just a dollar or two may seem trivial. However, if you pile up enough of them, your savings could be significant. For instance:
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Hotel Minibars Charge Maxi Prices PDF Print E-mail

After a long flight, you’ve just checked in to your hotel room. It’s very late, and before going to bed, and you’d like some orange juice. You’re too tired to walk back down the hall to get one from the machine, so you open the cute little glass-front cooler in your room.

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