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Holidays With Children
Holidays With Children
by Johnathan Bakers
Holidays with children can often by difficult to plan. You want to find that perfect vacation location for your kids that is kid friendly and fun for the entire family. When trying to find this perfect location for your holidays with children, then you need to keep several things in mind. 1. Kids would list the most wanted vacation location as Walt Disney World. This resort has something for everyone, no matter what age. Your children can enjoy the many kid friendly activities, restaurants, and experiences ad they spend time with Mickey Mouse, the Princesses, and other characters. There are four different theme parks that your family can choose from and two water parks, so that you can find the right activities for your family. You will be amazed at how much there is to do at this resort. The only problem will be fitting everything in! 2. If your holidays with children are much more fun when relaxing on the beach, then you will want to consider the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas. This beautiful resort has many different activities for every age of child. It is the ultimate in kid friendly with the many different pools, snorkeling, golfing, and other activities. They even have a camp for children that are younger than 12 years old that can allow them to learn more about sea life through activities and visits to the aquarium on site. For you parents, there are many activities as well, including a comedy club, dance clubs and shopping. No matter what age your family is, there are sure to be activities that everyone will enjoy.
3. If snow is more your family's desired vacation spot, then you will want to think about a vacation to Snowbird Resort in Utah. As far as your kids, they can ski free at the resort, but there are other activities that you can do, too. Families can take part in activities like luging, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice skating, snowboarding, and more. You will never run out of snow-oriented activities. Kid friendly ski camps and schools are available for your kids and there is childcare if you want to slip off to the spa or fitness club.
4. If you and your family enjoy adventure, then you will want to think about visiting the Treesort that is located in Takilma, Oregon. This is a wonderful trip for those Swiss Family Robinson lovers, because it features 18 different tree houses for you and your family to spend the night in. There are also platforms, forts, wooden swings, and swinging bridges for your family's fun and enjoyment. There is also a 160-foot zip line, a fresh water swimming pool, and lots of scenery to enjoy.
5. If you prefer to take your kids on a trip where they can learn as well, then you will want to try out Williamsburg, Virginia. Kingsmill Resort has many kid friendly activities that you can enjoy, from golf and tennis to a marine and more. There is even a Kids Camp that will allow your children to swim in a kid friendly environment and they can spend time in the game room. Busch Gardens is not very far away and you can visit Williamsburg, too. For the perfect mix of knowledge and fun, Williamsburg has it all.
Cool Teen Summer Travel Jobs To Help You Make Money This Summer
Cool Teen Summer Travel Jobs To Help You Make Money This Summer
by Sandra Clair
When it comes to summer travel jobs for teenagers, the possibilities seem endless. And, in addition to being a great way to make some extra cash over the summer, travel jobs make it possible for you to see new parts of the world that you may have never seen before. Or, summer travel jobs can help you revisit some of your favorite locations around the world!
National Park Summer Travel Jobs
If you love the great outdoors, one of the coolest summer travel jobs you can pursue is employment with a national park. Summer travel jobs commonly available with the national parks include clean up crew workers and maintenance workers. You may be responsible for picking up trash, emptying garbage cans, and cleaning rest stations. Or, you might be put to work maintaining trails and ensuring their safety for visitors. If you have special knowledge in a particular area, you might even get to lead tours or answer questions from park visitors. Whatever the position you fill, you will be thrilled to work in such beautiful surroundings.
Camp Summer Travel Jobs
You may have your own camp experiences to recall, but have you ever thought about working for a camp? When you pursue a position as a camp counselor, you can take satisfaction in knowing that you are help bringing a little joy into the lives of other campers. At the same time, you can make a decent wage and have all of your room and board paid for in an exciting new location. Camp positions are perhaps the most abundantly available summer travel jobs. But, this doesn't mean the jobs are easy to land. Be sure to learn as much about the camp as possible before applying and be ready to put your best foot forward throughout the interview process.
Theme Park Summer Travel Jobs
Although many theme parks are open for longer than just the summer season, this time of year is the peak season. Therefore, theme parks are typically looking for extra help during the summer. Every state has at least one theme park. So, pick the state you are interested in traveling to and do a little research to learn more about the theme parks in the area. Once you find a few theme parks that are of interest to you, visit their websites and put in an application.
Resort Summer Travel Jobs
Whether you are at home on a ship, on the slopes, or on the beach, there are resort jobs available to suit your interest. While the available positions may not be glamorous - they typically include maintenance positions and other laborious types of work - the surroundings are fabulous. And, you can often receive accommodations in the resort as well. So, if the thought of waking up every day to a snow-covered mountain, to a bustling cruise ship, or to a sun-kissed beach sounds ideal to you, one of these summer travel jobs might be just what you are looking for.
Whether you are looking to stay in the United States or to travel to another country, there are numerous summer travel jobs available. All it takes is a little searching and the time to fill out the applications and, before you know it, you may have a job in your dream location.
READ MORE - Cool Teen Summer Travel Jobs To Help You Make Money This Summer
by Sandra Clair
When it comes to summer travel jobs for teenagers, the possibilities seem endless. And, in addition to being a great way to make some extra cash over the summer, travel jobs make it possible for you to see new parts of the world that you may have never seen before. Or, summer travel jobs can help you revisit some of your favorite locations around the world!
National Park Summer Travel Jobs
If you love the great outdoors, one of the coolest summer travel jobs you can pursue is employment with a national park. Summer travel jobs commonly available with the national parks include clean up crew workers and maintenance workers. You may be responsible for picking up trash, emptying garbage cans, and cleaning rest stations. Or, you might be put to work maintaining trails and ensuring their safety for visitors. If you have special knowledge in a particular area, you might even get to lead tours or answer questions from park visitors. Whatever the position you fill, you will be thrilled to work in such beautiful surroundings.
Camp Summer Travel Jobs
You may have your own camp experiences to recall, but have you ever thought about working for a camp? When you pursue a position as a camp counselor, you can take satisfaction in knowing that you are help bringing a little joy into the lives of other campers. At the same time, you can make a decent wage and have all of your room and board paid for in an exciting new location. Camp positions are perhaps the most abundantly available summer travel jobs. But, this doesn't mean the jobs are easy to land. Be sure to learn as much about the camp as possible before applying and be ready to put your best foot forward throughout the interview process.
Theme Park Summer Travel Jobs
Although many theme parks are open for longer than just the summer season, this time of year is the peak season. Therefore, theme parks are typically looking for extra help during the summer. Every state has at least one theme park. So, pick the state you are interested in traveling to and do a little research to learn more about the theme parks in the area. Once you find a few theme parks that are of interest to you, visit their websites and put in an application.
Resort Summer Travel Jobs
Whether you are at home on a ship, on the slopes, or on the beach, there are resort jobs available to suit your interest. While the available positions may not be glamorous - they typically include maintenance positions and other laborious types of work - the surroundings are fabulous. And, you can often receive accommodations in the resort as well. So, if the thought of waking up every day to a snow-covered mountain, to a bustling cruise ship, or to a sun-kissed beach sounds ideal to you, one of these summer travel jobs might be just what you are looking for.
Whether you are looking to stay in the United States or to travel to another country, there are numerous summer travel jobs available. All it takes is a little searching and the time to fill out the applications and, before you know it, you may have a job in your dream location.
Scottsdale, Arizona, Where The Living Is Easy
Scottsdale, Arizona, Where The Living Is Easy
by Gary Kiernan
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by Gary Kiernan
Scottsdale Arizona, is internationally renowned as a major resort destination despite barely squeaking into the top 100 of U.S. cities in terms of population. No Virginia, size is not everything.
Although its nickname is "the West's Most Western Town" I have to say that really is a misnomer. In fact, construction of new horse corrals was all but banned back in the 70's. Call me old fashioned but to be "Western" I think horses should factor into the equation somewhere. The only re-shoeing going on in Scottsdale today is a trophy-wife exchanging her Blahnicks for Jimmy Choos!
That being said, Scottsdale truly is a treasure. It has been written that in terms of entertainment and culture, Scottsdale ranks at #3 behind Los Angeles and New York. As someone who has lived, at length, in all three places, I have to say that Scottsdale is most definitely on the ascendancy; indeed it may already have surpassed L.A., in this humble scribe's opinion. Certainly, theatre, dining and entertainment are L.A.'s equal, but housing costs are much lower, and the traffic here in Scottsdale is a breeze compared to the grid-lock that L.A. has become.
It is also the reason that many wealthy people, and in fact several celebrities, have chose Scottsdale for their second home. Spectacular estate homes in Scottsdale are available for a fraction of the cost of comparable homes in LaLa land. Of course, many are of new construction with all the attendant modern conveniences that would be expensive retrofits in Los Angeles. Plus we still have abundant land available here in Scottsdale, a situation not available in L.A. for many years.
Scottsdale is also well served by its own airport as well as Phoenix International Sky Harbor Airport just minutes away. Of course, the northernmost boundary of Scottsdale abuts Carefree,(which also has its own airport) even so it is still a scant 30 minute drive to downtown Phoenix.
Believe it or not, when the town of Scottsdale was incorporated in 1951 it was just one square mile. Today, it covers around 184 square miles.
As testament to its status as one of the premier golf and tourist destinations in the world, Scottsdale is home to the annual FBR Open Golf Tour, the most attended PGA event on the tour.
It is also home to the world famous Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction, plus a host of lesser auctions staged at the same time, such as Russo and Steele and Kruse.
While it is true that it can be an expensive place to live, it should be remembered that the older parts are quite affordable and are enjoying something of a renaissance. One of the benefits of the cooling real estate market, is that for some who felt the ship had sailed forever in 2004 and 2005, there is a second chance to grab a piece of the dream.
Whether your interest is cars, horses, museums, art, theatre, entertainment, shopping, nightlife or golf, there is something for everyone in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The Best Alicante Hotel for Any Traveler
The Best Alicante Hotel for Any Traveler
by Jerry Blackburn
The Alicante hotel experience is much like any other large city in Europe or throughout the United States. There are several types of accommodations from which you can choose depending on your preferences and needs. Among the types of Alicante hotels you will find there are:
High Rise Hotels Bed and Breakfasts Conference Centres Resorts
In addition, you will find many different classes of hotels in Alicante. These range from not rated at all to the luxurious 5 star hotels and everything in between.
Within the hotels themselves, many have the amenities all travellers love at their home away from home. These include, but are not limited to:
Swimming Pools Beach Access Shopping Fitness Centres Golf Courses Suites Restaurants Room Service
So What Alicante Hotel is Right for You?
Only you can really answer that question. The right hotel for you depends on your own personal preferences and the amount of money you are willing to spend for a bed and shower. You mush ask yourself, do I want to be near the beach? How close to I need to be to public transportation? Will I be travelling with small children?
All of these questions will help you determine what kind of hotel you need. Some hotels are very family friendly, while others, such as the bed and breakfast type hotel, are more appropriate for adults and couples.
Next, whether your travels are for business, pleasure or both will determine the right location and type of hotel. You can always book hotel rooms at two different properties if one doesn't meet all of your requirements. For example, if you have a business trip to Alicante, you may want to book a property near the Alicante Airport or city centre. You can then transfer to a seaside resort for the vacation portion of your trip. Then is when you will most likely have the time for sun and golf, and you can probably save money on the car hire or room cost by breaking down your travel plans in this manner.
Outside of Alicante Central
Outside the main city limits are smaller towns and villages in the Alicante region. This is where you will be able to experience every-day Spain and the beauty of the mountains or beaches. The slower-pace and "real" people will delight you as you experience the food and festivities of the area.
Alicante is the centre of the Costa Blanca region and just one place to visit. There is also Torrevieja, Benidorm, Murcia, Javea, Denia and Calpe. Each of these resorts have hotels, villas and restaurants that are popular with tourists year round. The climate is ideal for a vacation summer or winter with wonderful weather and much to do. The last week of June is the busiest for the whole region as they celebrate the Fiesta of St. Joan. This is a time to come if a good night life is what you are looking for on your vacation.
There are many other attractions that will be near any Alicante hotel you choose. These include:
Elche Palm Forest Isla Tabarca Fishing Village Castell de Santa Barbara Castle built by the Cathraginians Museu de Arte del Siglo XX Asegurada, Alicante's oldest building housing a collection of modern art
As you can see, any choice of hotel in Alicante will keep you near the action, whatever action it is you seek. This is a manageable and easily accessible region that is equally as populated by tourists and year-round residents any time of the year, during any season.
READ MORE - The Best Alicante Hotel for Any Traveler
by Jerry Blackburn
The Alicante hotel experience is much like any other large city in Europe or throughout the United States. There are several types of accommodations from which you can choose depending on your preferences and needs. Among the types of Alicante hotels you will find there are:
High Rise Hotels Bed and Breakfasts Conference Centres Resorts
In addition, you will find many different classes of hotels in Alicante. These range from not rated at all to the luxurious 5 star hotels and everything in between.
Within the hotels themselves, many have the amenities all travellers love at their home away from home. These include, but are not limited to:
Swimming Pools Beach Access Shopping Fitness Centres Golf Courses Suites Restaurants Room Service
So What Alicante Hotel is Right for You?
Only you can really answer that question. The right hotel for you depends on your own personal preferences and the amount of money you are willing to spend for a bed and shower. You mush ask yourself, do I want to be near the beach? How close to I need to be to public transportation? Will I be travelling with small children?
All of these questions will help you determine what kind of hotel you need. Some hotels are very family friendly, while others, such as the bed and breakfast type hotel, are more appropriate for adults and couples.
Next, whether your travels are for business, pleasure or both will determine the right location and type of hotel. You can always book hotel rooms at two different properties if one doesn't meet all of your requirements. For example, if you have a business trip to Alicante, you may want to book a property near the Alicante Airport or city centre. You can then transfer to a seaside resort for the vacation portion of your trip. Then is when you will most likely have the time for sun and golf, and you can probably save money on the car hire or room cost by breaking down your travel plans in this manner.
Outside of Alicante Central
Outside the main city limits are smaller towns and villages in the Alicante region. This is where you will be able to experience every-day Spain and the beauty of the mountains or beaches. The slower-pace and "real" people will delight you as you experience the food and festivities of the area.
Alicante is the centre of the Costa Blanca region and just one place to visit. There is also Torrevieja, Benidorm, Murcia, Javea, Denia and Calpe. Each of these resorts have hotels, villas and restaurants that are popular with tourists year round. The climate is ideal for a vacation summer or winter with wonderful weather and much to do. The last week of June is the busiest for the whole region as they celebrate the Fiesta of St. Joan. This is a time to come if a good night life is what you are looking for on your vacation.
There are many other attractions that will be near any Alicante hotel you choose. These include:
Elche Palm Forest Isla Tabarca Fishing Village Castell de Santa Barbara Castle built by the Cathraginians Museu de Arte del Siglo XX Asegurada, Alicante's oldest building housing a collection of modern art
As you can see, any choice of hotel in Alicante will keep you near the action, whatever action it is you seek. This is a manageable and easily accessible region that is equally as populated by tourists and year-round residents any time of the year, during any season.
The Malaga Hotel Guide for Tourists
The Malaga Hotel Guide for Tourists
by Jerry Blackburn
Whatever type of accommodations you need for business or leisure travel to Malaga, Spain, there is a Malaga hotel that can take care of all your needs. Accommodations can be categorized by hotel, resort, apartment or condominium, hostel, bed & breakfast, or conference centre. While the hotels are most plentiful, there are these other types of arrangements to give you more options.
Hotels in Malaga
There are dozens of hotels in Malaga ranging in size and price. The average hotel will cost about $100 US or less, so even the four and five star rated hotels are quite reasonable. For a nicer, high rise hotel in the centre of the city, you could choose from the AC Malaga Palacio Hotel or Los Naranjos Hotel, each with all the amenities and services of any large chain. Other hotels rated highly by visitors include the Novetel Malaga or the Hotel Adriano.
Luxury Spas and Resorts
You can enjoy the beautiful weather, golf or just a relaxing holiday at any number of spas and resorts in and around Malaga. Some favourites of tourists include the Parador Malaga Golf and the Sunset Beach Club. The Gran Hotel Benahavis in Malaga features swimming and a fitness centre and costs between $100-$250 US per night. If you prefer an International chain, there is the Radisson sas el marques resort and spa.
Apartment Living
Apartments offer affordable housing for extended vacations or just the convenience of having a kitchen and other comforts of home. An option with apartments or condominiums is that you could just lease for your vacation or buy timeshares so that you can return year after year. Apartments generally do not rent by the night, unless you are willing to pay a short-stay surcharge. Usually owners like to book the apartment for at least one week as a minimum stay.
Money Saving Hostels
Hostels are not just starving students on break. They offer an entirely different way to spend your holiday. At a hostel you will get to know travellers from around the world, even if you do give up a bit of luxury in the process. Some options in Malaga include the Residencia Universitaria Santa Paula or the Picasso's Corner Backpackers Hostel. These will cost you under $30 per night. At the hostels, you will generally have access to a shared kitchen and common room, but a private sleeping area. Linens may or may not be included, but there is usually a place to do laundry and lock up valuables if need be. Some require advance reservations of at least 24 hours, while others allow for drop in. Be sure to check if yours has a curfew or you may find yourself locked out after returning from dancing or the bar!
Romantic Bed and Breakfasts Bed and Breakfasts are a little different in Malaga and the surrounding areas than you might find in New England in the U.S. This description could be applied to hotels having as many as 150 rooms, but because a continental breakfast is included it earns that name. These hotels are more like hotels than the quaint inns furnished with antiques. However, they still have plenty of European charm and personal service.
Full-Service Conference Centres
Conference centres provide all of the business services needed to run a successful business meeting along with comfortable rooms and amenities. These tend to be higher on the price range scale but no expense is spared in service or upgrades. For example, the Avda Rio de Guadalmedina in Malaga is a four-star hotel with rooms ranging in the $220-$300 US per night range. It is new and modern and is close to all of the good restaurants and sights. You can just as the concierge for directions or to make your dinner reservations for you.
As you can easily see, choosing a Malaga hotel offers many different options at various prices. To decide which is right for your holiday, the only real question may be do you want to be closer to the golf course or the shopping plaza?
READ MORE - The Malaga Hotel Guide for Tourists
by Jerry Blackburn
Whatever type of accommodations you need for business or leisure travel to Malaga, Spain, there is a Malaga hotel that can take care of all your needs. Accommodations can be categorized by hotel, resort, apartment or condominium, hostel, bed & breakfast, or conference centre. While the hotels are most plentiful, there are these other types of arrangements to give you more options.
Hotels in Malaga
There are dozens of hotels in Malaga ranging in size and price. The average hotel will cost about $100 US or less, so even the four and five star rated hotels are quite reasonable. For a nicer, high rise hotel in the centre of the city, you could choose from the AC Malaga Palacio Hotel or Los Naranjos Hotel, each with all the amenities and services of any large chain. Other hotels rated highly by visitors include the Novetel Malaga or the Hotel Adriano.
Luxury Spas and Resorts
You can enjoy the beautiful weather, golf or just a relaxing holiday at any number of spas and resorts in and around Malaga. Some favourites of tourists include the Parador Malaga Golf and the Sunset Beach Club. The Gran Hotel Benahavis in Malaga features swimming and a fitness centre and costs between $100-$250 US per night. If you prefer an International chain, there is the Radisson sas el marques resort and spa.
Apartment Living
Apartments offer affordable housing for extended vacations or just the convenience of having a kitchen and other comforts of home. An option with apartments or condominiums is that you could just lease for your vacation or buy timeshares so that you can return year after year. Apartments generally do not rent by the night, unless you are willing to pay a short-stay surcharge. Usually owners like to book the apartment for at least one week as a minimum stay.
Money Saving Hostels
Hostels are not just starving students on break. They offer an entirely different way to spend your holiday. At a hostel you will get to know travellers from around the world, even if you do give up a bit of luxury in the process. Some options in Malaga include the Residencia Universitaria Santa Paula or the Picasso's Corner Backpackers Hostel. These will cost you under $30 per night. At the hostels, you will generally have access to a shared kitchen and common room, but a private sleeping area. Linens may or may not be included, but there is usually a place to do laundry and lock up valuables if need be. Some require advance reservations of at least 24 hours, while others allow for drop in. Be sure to check if yours has a curfew or you may find yourself locked out after returning from dancing or the bar!
Romantic Bed and Breakfasts Bed and Breakfasts are a little different in Malaga and the surrounding areas than you might find in New England in the U.S. This description could be applied to hotels having as many as 150 rooms, but because a continental breakfast is included it earns that name. These hotels are more like hotels than the quaint inns furnished with antiques. However, they still have plenty of European charm and personal service.
Full-Service Conference Centres
Conference centres provide all of the business services needed to run a successful business meeting along with comfortable rooms and amenities. These tend to be higher on the price range scale but no expense is spared in service or upgrades. For example, the Avda Rio de Guadalmedina in Malaga is a four-star hotel with rooms ranging in the $220-$300 US per night range. It is new and modern and is close to all of the good restaurants and sights. You can just as the concierge for directions or to make your dinner reservations for you.
As you can easily see, choosing a Malaga hotel offers many different options at various prices. To decide which is right for your holiday, the only real question may be do you want to be closer to the golf course or the shopping plaza?
Summer Family Vacations With Global Resorts Network
Summer Family Vacations With Global Resorts Network
by David Hopper
As summer approaches, millions of people will make plans for a family vacation either in the United States or internationally and usually for a week at a time. The Internet allows them to plan a vacation as the family decides on a destination, negotiate their way around it for the best possible price on a hotel, and then they have to decide whether their budget allows them to fly or pack up for the road trip. Others may use a travel agent, utilize a timeshare, or use a certificate system to hopefully lock down their discounted hotel price. Not exactly a simple task to undertake by anyone's standards. Along comes Global Resorts Network (GRN) to make it all possible.
GRN is a 20-year-old company who is in the business of selling and supporting affordable, high-end, luxury hotel and resort memberships. This not only saves the customer thousands of dollars per vacation but also expands the destination possibilities to over 5000 four and five star luxury hotels and resorts in 55 countries. With GRN, the toughest part shifts from finding a bargain hotel to selecting which luxury hotel or resort bargain to find.
David Hopper, an independent distributor with Global Resorts Network, says "this is the best vacation membership because it gives people the freedom to travel to places that families may have considered unreachable, with savings that can pay for the membership after only one trip". The membership is so powerful, unique, and affordable that it no longer makes sense to purchase a timeshare or take the time to research that one beautiful resort to stay in. They are all laid out for you on one user-friendly webpage.
GRN offers a one-stop shop with its secure website for selecting the resort, flight, or cruise trip. Their customers can enjoy two types of memberships: gold and platinum. While there are differences between the two, they both offer the same database of resorts at the click of a button.
Gold Membership · $1295 one time fee · 3-Year Membership · Access to over 5000 4 & 5 Star Hotels and Resorts worldwide · Members enjoy some of the most sought after locations in the world for $398 to a maximum of $698 for 8 days and 7 nights · Secure website to confirm and pay for your destinations · Download accurate maps for directions · Print out your own registration confirmations
Platinum Membership - Flagship Product · $2995 for a 100 year lifetime membership · Unlimited access to membership - vacation 52 weeks a year if desired · 3 Guest passes per year · Access to over 5000 4 & 5 Star Hotels and Resorts worldwide · Members enjoy some of the most sought after locations in the world for $298 to a maximum of $698 for 8 days and 7 nights · Secure website to confirm and pay for your destinations · Becomes part of your estate to will it down to loved ones · Download accurate maps for directions · Print out your own registration confirmations and guest certificates
"At these prices it's no wonder why it is becoming so popular," says David," anyone who sees it wants it." Since GRN introduced this new private membership in March they have already amassed thousands of satisfied customers. Customers like Davis Sheah have said, "the last trip to Bangkok you arranged for us was superb. Thank you for your good service, we enjoyed it very much." Derek Choon of Singapore said, "First of all, let me say this to you: You are the best travel agent I've had, and I've used quite a few in my career - You're efficient, fast, polite, helpful, and most of all very pleasant to deal with. Many Thanks."
As if the product wasn't good enough, GRN has a staff of customer service agents available to assist you with your questions or concerns. The staff is ready to take great care of the needs of any individual or business that uses the membership. The savings spans to all travelers who want to take advantage of the one-time fee and begin traveling to the most desired locations the world over.
After all, don't we all want to see a thousand places before we die?
READ MORE - Summer Family Vacations With Global Resorts Network
by David Hopper
As summer approaches, millions of people will make plans for a family vacation either in the United States or internationally and usually for a week at a time. The Internet allows them to plan a vacation as the family decides on a destination, negotiate their way around it for the best possible price on a hotel, and then they have to decide whether their budget allows them to fly or pack up for the road trip. Others may use a travel agent, utilize a timeshare, or use a certificate system to hopefully lock down their discounted hotel price. Not exactly a simple task to undertake by anyone's standards. Along comes Global Resorts Network (GRN) to make it all possible.
GRN is a 20-year-old company who is in the business of selling and supporting affordable, high-end, luxury hotel and resort memberships. This not only saves the customer thousands of dollars per vacation but also expands the destination possibilities to over 5000 four and five star luxury hotels and resorts in 55 countries. With GRN, the toughest part shifts from finding a bargain hotel to selecting which luxury hotel or resort bargain to find.
David Hopper, an independent distributor with Global Resorts Network, says "this is the best vacation membership because it gives people the freedom to travel to places that families may have considered unreachable, with savings that can pay for the membership after only one trip". The membership is so powerful, unique, and affordable that it no longer makes sense to purchase a timeshare or take the time to research that one beautiful resort to stay in. They are all laid out for you on one user-friendly webpage.
GRN offers a one-stop shop with its secure website for selecting the resort, flight, or cruise trip. Their customers can enjoy two types of memberships: gold and platinum. While there are differences between the two, they both offer the same database of resorts at the click of a button.
Gold Membership · $1295 one time fee · 3-Year Membership · Access to over 5000 4 & 5 Star Hotels and Resorts worldwide · Members enjoy some of the most sought after locations in the world for $398 to a maximum of $698 for 8 days and 7 nights · Secure website to confirm and pay for your destinations · Download accurate maps for directions · Print out your own registration confirmations
Platinum Membership - Flagship Product · $2995 for a 100 year lifetime membership · Unlimited access to membership - vacation 52 weeks a year if desired · 3 Guest passes per year · Access to over 5000 4 & 5 Star Hotels and Resorts worldwide · Members enjoy some of the most sought after locations in the world for $298 to a maximum of $698 for 8 days and 7 nights · Secure website to confirm and pay for your destinations · Becomes part of your estate to will it down to loved ones · Download accurate maps for directions · Print out your own registration confirmations and guest certificates
"At these prices it's no wonder why it is becoming so popular," says David," anyone who sees it wants it." Since GRN introduced this new private membership in March they have already amassed thousands of satisfied customers. Customers like Davis Sheah have said, "the last trip to Bangkok you arranged for us was superb. Thank you for your good service, we enjoyed it very much." Derek Choon of Singapore said, "First of all, let me say this to you: You are the best travel agent I've had, and I've used quite a few in my career - You're efficient, fast, polite, helpful, and most of all very pleasant to deal with. Many Thanks."
As if the product wasn't good enough, GRN has a staff of customer service agents available to assist you with your questions or concerns. The staff is ready to take great care of the needs of any individual or business that uses the membership. The savings spans to all travelers who want to take advantage of the one-time fee and begin traveling to the most desired locations the world over.
After all, don't we all want to see a thousand places before we die?
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