Oslo's harbour with Akershus fortress

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Land of extraordinary beauty, Norway's undisputed attraction is its fantastic scenery. Rugged mountains, fjords and glaciers give Norway a rough feel, one which is delightful to travellers accustomed to the slick cities of other European destinations. Even Norway's capital, Oslo. reflects this: uninterested in the busy bustle of modern life, the city takes pleasure in numerous parks, monuments and museums, maintaining a strikingly subdued attitude.

In its northern reaches, Norway stretches into the Arctic Circle. It's a cold place, but brilliantly varied and interesting. Perhaps contrary to popular beliefs, polar bears and walruses can not be seen in their natural environment atop ice floes on the coast of mainland Norway (Svalbard is another matter). Seals, however, can be seen many places along the coast. Nevertheless naturally treeless areas create a hau ... Read more »

Book your flights to Cuba, hotels in Cuba, and more with Cuba Travel USA.

Cuba Travel USA provides flights to Cuba, books hotels in Cuba, and provides tours in Cuba. Furthermore, we can tell you about activities available to you while in Cuba including Scuba diving, snorkeling hiking, sailing, fishing, golf, dancing, tours, etc. Learn about what to expect while in Cuba and get a more realistic version of Cuba/US relations than is typically portrayed in the US media.

Today's Cuba offers travelers a rare opportunity to see a society very different from any other in the world. It is one of the most unique destinations one can visit today. In some areas, you will see some of the most picturesque beaches you have ever seen coupled with the beautiful turquoise sea that surrounds the country. While in urban areas such as Havana, you can see the best preserved colonial architecture in all of Latin Americ ... Read more »

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Travel jobs and tourism jobs can be dream opportunities for professionals who excel at customer service and also yearn to explore the world. Whether office based or out in thefield, travel industry jobs are also numerous. If you enjoy working at a desk, on the phone or mixing with the locals and guiding tours, you ll find a number of travel jobs at Hcareers.

Hcareers is the leading job board for travel employment opportunities. Jobseekers will find job postings from top employers in the industry including Priceline, Oribitz Worldwide, Expedia Inc. American Express, Sunwing Travel Group, Hotelbeds Accommodation & Destination and more. Available travel and tourism jobs found on Hcareers frequently include positions for travel agents, travel sales staff and travel consultants as well as tour directors and tour guides.

If you are searching for jobs in the travel industry, you should ... Read more »

Regarded as a beautiful city of skyscrapers, New York is vibrant with varieties. Innumerable hotels, state-of-art restaurants and marvelous food stores are dotted throughout the city’s skyline. Ranging in style, price and accommodation, New York proves to be the heaven for multitude of tourists. The first paced life, cosmopolitan culture, different taste – all of them beckon you when you come to the city to enjoy the lavish stay.

Check Out the Hotels in Manhattan

Most of the New York hotels offer the luxurious options, first-rate amenities, oversized rooms, and a range of suites to the tourists. However, one needs to be wise enough in terms of booking a hotel. If you have enough dollars to afford the luxury provided by the hotels, you must check the New York hotels in Manhattan. The most attractive hotels are located at this place and provide a range of additional services and facilities.

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Timbuk2 and Intrepid Travel are giving away a two week trip for two in France!

Both Timbuk2 and Intrepid Travel began their stories in 1989, and since then, both companies have shared similar values. Responsibility, fun, innovation and passion fuel our brands. Intrepid takes people on incredible trips around the world while we make bags fit for any of their adventures .

The prize:

We re lovers of great food, riding bikes and skipping from the cities to the countryside. This trip has it all.

This epic 15 day journey takes you from Paris to Normandy and the Loire Valley to Marseille. You ll explore ancient sights, cycle through lavender fields and, ultimately, fall completely in love with France. For full details on the trip click here .

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*Timbuk2 Intrepid Travel Sweepstakes begins On November 11th at 8:00am and ends on December 6th 2015 ... Read more »

Spain [1] (Spanish: Espa a ) is a diverse country sharing the Iberian Peninsula with Portugal at the western end of the Mediterranean Sea. It is the country with the second-largest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. after Italy. and the largest number of World Heritage Cities.

Spain is considered an exotic country in Europe due to its friendly inhabitants, relaxed lifestyle, its cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and world-famous folklore and festivities. Among many places worth visiting are Spain's thriving capital Madrid. the vibrant coastal city of Barcelona. the famous "Running of the Bulls" at Pamplona. major Andalusian cities with Islamic architecture, like Seville. Granada and Cordoba. the Way of St. James and the idyllic Balearic and Canary Islands .

With great beaches, fun nightlife, many cultural regions and historic cities, Spain makes a great destination for any kind of trip. A country of large geographic and cultural diversity, Spain is a surp ... Read more »

The Cardboard Box Travel Shop uses several reputable local and international car hire companies to supply our clients with rental vehicles. The overwhelming majority of vehicles are rented from Windhoek or Windhoek International Airport (as those are the main entry points to Namibia) but rentals are also available from other centers around the country including Swakopmund, Luderitz, Walvis Bay Tsumeb (for those wishing to visit Etosha).

When deciding on which car to hire there are numerous factors you should take into account. Some things to think about are:

1. The condition of the roads in Namibia; although many places are accessible with sedan cars for most of the year during the raining season many areas require a four wheel drive rental vehicle, or at least think about renting a vehicle with higher clearance.
2. During summer, daytime temperatures throughout Namibia can be extreme so a rental vehicle with air conditioning is desirable
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It's the final countdown to your next big adventure. You’ve got your passport and tickets, every pair of socks you own, and enough mosquito repellent to cover an elephant. But aren’t you forgetting something? Travel insurance, a safety net if things go wrong, should be right at the top of your list.

Travelling wouldn’t be fun without surprises. But sometimes the unexpected leaves you whimpering in a hospital bed when you should be exploring the jungle. Injuries, illnesses, and even spewing volcanoes can tear up your perfect itinerary. And that’s where travel insurance can save you from distress – or at least from some of the costs, depending on the policy you buy.

Reading through your policy won’t get your pulse racing, but it’s essential to check how you’re covered, what’s not covered and any conditions that apply before you set out – whether you bought annual travel insurance or cover for a short trip. Let’s face it, you won’t be in the mood to read through travel ... Read more »

Now Is Traditionally the time when we stock up on holiday broachures and start planning those expensive foreign vacations.

But remember that brochures should be treated with caution. Holiday firms don't always mention the fact that you will be travelling in the monsoon season, or that you'll be sharing your hotel with a naturist convention from Cologne.

To make sure your holiday doesn't provide the subject matter for the Autumn series of Watchdog, interrogate your travel agent or their website(s) and get satisfactory answers to the following questions:

• Accommodation: Is it Suitable?

The majority of nightmare holiday complaints centre on medieval apartments with hygiene standards to flatter a Victorian brothel. You can avoid being placed in such squalor by asking to see a copy of OAG Gazetteer. This guide is held by most travel agents and provides an honest, wartsn' all assessment of hotels and apartments.

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First, plan your trip. Consider how many people will be traveling, how long you want to be gone, and where you're going. It's easier to find all-inclusive packages for some vacation destinations than for others, so you may be better off booking through a travel agent if you can't find many deals for your destination. Flexibility is key in the planning process. If you can alter your travel dates or if you're open to staying in an area of your destination that's a bit farther away from the usual tourist attractions, you may be able to get a better deal.

Some travel packages imply that they cover certain expenses, but they actually don't. Taxes and fees may apply on quoted airfare rates, and you should always factor in extra costs of tipping and side travel that isn't included in the package. Even though some packages are billed as "all-inclusive," they may only include the bare minimum (lunch and dinner but not breakfast, for example). Plan for extra fees on your trip, and mak ... Read more »

The State Department issues Travel Warnings to recommend postponing travel to a country because of widespread civil unrest, dangerous conditions, terrorist activity or, in some cases, because the U.S. has no diplomatic relations with the country and may have great difficulty in assisting U.S. citizens in distress. Travel Alerts disseminate information quickly about terrorist threats or other relatively short-term or transnational conditions that could pose significant risks to you and affect your travel plans. U.S. embassies and consulates send out security or emergency messages to alert U.S. citizens to fast-breaking events, such as demonstrations, coups, approaching storms, and crime.

The Department of State urges U.S. citizens living overseas or planning to travel abroad to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP). When you enroll in STEP, we can update you with important safety and security announcements. Enrolling will also make it easier for the embassy o ... Read more »

A trip to Germany doesn t have to break the bank you just need to know where, how, and when to go. If you make a few plans and have a look at your options before you book your trip you will find that it s quite easy to travel on a budget in Germany.

The first way to keep your trip on budget is to plan it well. From June to about September are summer holidays in Germany. meaning it can get busy on the roads and in the hotels. You will also be paying a premium for your lodging and fighting for space at local attractions, restaurants or festivals.

Mid or shoulder seasons (from March to May and from October to early November) attract smaller crowds. The weather is warm and balmy. In April and May, which is when the indigenous flowers bloom, it can be mild and sunny. It is not uncommon for summer to stretch even until autumn.

If you are traveling to focus on German city life and aren t spending too much time outdoors then winter may be the perfect time for you. It ... Read more »

The National Patient Travel Center has many resources at its disposal to assist patients.

National Patient Travel HELPLINE More than 14,000 calls were received by this HELPLINE last year. After an initial screening of patient need and determination of a suitable means of travel, callers are referred to the most appropriate charitable medical transportation program that can best meet their needs. This is a referral service and there is no cost for the information. This HELPLINE is available 24/7. A growing list of national medical and disease organizations utilize this HELPLINE to assist their constituency with charitable medical transportation information and referral.

Special-Lift and Child-Lift Programs This special service provides for "single-point of contact" administration of patient transportation programs for special disease organizations or clinical research centers. Persons concerned with travel assistance and arrangements for a diverse patient population n ... Read more »

Customer feedback for service received from the Bravo team (via bravocarhire and spain-car-rental websites)

Can't thank you enough for your patience and help! I.M. September 2015

Thank you so much. I feel like buying you a drink you have saved us so much money. Thank you. C.M. September 2015

Many thanks. As always your customer service is second to none! J.H. March 2015

The clearest booking agent on the web. P.D. March 2015

Brilliant service as usual, many thanks Bravo. C.P. February 2015

Thanks for that and for your help and advice - I will certainly use your services again as your service has been exemplary. A.D. August 2015

Thank you very much for this and for your advice. Absolutely fantastic customer service. A.H. April 2015

Very many thanks for your help. This is the first time in 20 years of hiring a car in Spain that I have received such help. D.T. April 2015

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Our Favorite Pet Friendly Hotels

The Rodeway Inn Casino Center is ideally located within short walking distance of many local attractions, including Heavenly Village.

After a long, cold winter, Florida sounds pretty good, right? \ Come on down, the weather is wonderful and warm here.

Stroll though extensive grounds and enjoy nighttime entertainment for a vacation you will not soon forget.

Why is pet insurance a good idea for pet travelers?

As a pet owner, you must face the fact that your pet will most likely not outlive you. Pets age at a pace seven times their owners and are very likely to incur veterinary expenses during your time with them.

If you like to travel and bring your pet with you anywhere in the United States or Canada, you know that any emergencies will be covered with pet insurance.

Scammers use our logo and say they are using our company to ship pets. Email us and ask! PetTravel does not transport pets. ... Read more »

Are you one of a growing number of people who tend to travel hand luggage only in an attempt to avoid the cost of checked-in bags? If so, you may be throwing unnecessary money away by paying over the odds for your travel-sized toiletries.

Regular travellers will now be au fait with the 100ml liquid rule when passing through security but if, as a result of these restrictions you tend to buy mini versions of your normal toiletries at the airport, did you know that you could be paying as much as 750% more for the privilege?

Research by TravelSupermarket uncovered that travellers can end up paying 753% more per millilitre for mini toiletries than for their standard-sized counterparts and, in some cases, can actually end up paying more for a smaller version.

For example, a standard 150ml spray can of Dove deodorant can be bought for ?1 on the high street whereas a 35ml travel-sized version costs nearly double the price (?1.99) in the airport. And for those travell ... Read more »

The Travel Velocity and the Efficiency of Rocket Vehicles

It is very important and characteristic of the reaction vehicle that the travel velocity may not be selected arbitrarily, but is already specified in general due to the special type of its propulsion. Since continual motion of a vehicle of this nature occurs as a result of the fact that it expels parts of its own mass, this phenomenon must be regulated in such a manner that all masses have, if possible, released their total energy to the vehicle following a successful expulsion, because the portion of energy the masses retain is irrevocably lost. As is well known, energy of this type constitutes the kinetic force inherent in every object in motion. If now no more energy is supposed to be available in the expelling masses, then they must be at rest visavis the environment (better stated: visavis their state of motion before starting) following expulsion. In order, however, to achieve this, the travel veloci ... Read more »

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If you are like most students, you probably enjoy traveling to exciting new places with your friends. The problem is it can often get pretty expensive when you factor in things such as plane tickets, hotels rooms, food, and entertainment. Luckily there are some ways for students to score better deals on travel so they do not have to break the bank (or their parents). The following tips can help you

find cheap student travel deals.

1. Set a Budget

Setting a budget is one of the first things a student traveler should do. If you know what you can afford and what you cannot, it will be easier to narrow down your choices when you begin shopping around.

2. Research Your Options

Another tip for finding cheap travel deals is to research your options. If you take the time to explore your options before rushing into booking anything, chances are you will be able to find a better deal ... Read more »

Although Easter may conjure up images of giant rabbits and colored eggs for many people, the idea of taking a vacation around the Easter holiday (one that doesn t have anything to do with eggs or bunnies) isn t a bad idea. Sure, if you ve got kids you ll probably want to take that into consideration and pick a place that will at least have some fun local tradition the whole family can get into, but if you re just looking for an excuse to pack up and fly somewhere for a short break then let Easter be that excuse.

In this article, we ll go over some of the things you ll want to think about when you re planning a trip at Easter, and how you can find Easter travel deals whether you re going somewhere to actually celebrate the holiday or actively trying to avoid it.

In 2015, Easter is on Sunday, April 8.

Easter falls on a different date each year, somewhere between the end of March and the end of April, so where you choose for your Easter trip may depend ... Read more »

Apache2 Ubuntu Default Page

It works!

This is the default welcome page used to test the correct operation of the Apache2 server after installation on Ubuntu systems. It is based on the equivalent page on Debian, from which the Ubuntu Apache packaging is derived. If you can read this page, it means that the Apache HTTP server installed at this site is working properly. You should replace this file (located at /var/www/html/index.html ) before continuing to operate your HTTP server.

If you are a normal user of this web site and don't know what this page is about, this probably means that the site is currently unavailable due to maintenance. If the problem persists, please contact the site's administrator.

Configuration Overview

Ubuntu's Apache2 default configuration is different from the upstream default configuration, and split into several files optimized for interaction with Ubuntu tools. The configuration system is fully d ... Read more »