Skybus recently started booking reservations and so far, seat sales are exceeding expectations. To entice new customers to try out the airline, they are offering a minimum of 10 seats on each flight at a paltry $10 per ticket. That amazing offer will surely get customers checking out the deals.

According to the Skybus website, the airline veterans who started the Skybus revolution had gained experience controlling costs at low fare carriers like Southwest and Ryanair. They feel that they know how to contain costs and to offer everyday low fares on nonstop flights.

The planes they are using are the new Airbus A319 jets with approximately 150 (or more) leather seats. They have chosen their routes carefully and are flying to less congested airports (further containing costs).

The management team recognizes that customer service is what keeps travelers coming back and as such they have hired pilots with a proven track record and are training both their in flight crew and airport staff to deliver an unparalleled customer service experience.

Beyond the customer service focus, they’ve contained costs by automating everything possible. For example, customers will book their own flights online; they will check themselves in online or at a Skybus kiosk at the airport and then head to the gate. By limiting reservation agents and staff at the airport, they can really keep things clean, simple and cost effective.

Another way they are leading the pack is that customers pay for what they use. For example, your first two bags cost $5.00 each, any bag beyond that is $50. Skybus execs recognize that it costs more to handle bags (and slows things up) so they charge those people that need that service. Like many other airlines, food and beverages are available onboard for a price. You also have to pay for blankets, pillows etc.

Skybus hopes you will give them a chance to earn your business. The Skybus experience will give you low cost flights, flights that usually arrive on time, bags that won’t get lost and an experience that is easy and friendly.

If you are a budget minded traveler, the new Skybus sounds like a dream come true. Why not book one of their inexpensive flights and combine that with accommodations from 89DollarTravel.com. At 89 Dollar Travel, you have an opportunity to visit some of the most interesting locales in the United States and stay at hotels for 3 days and two nights for a mere $89. Imagine combining your $89 accommodations with the $10 flights from Skybus – that really would a vacation you couldn’t afford NOT to take! Bon Voyage! Check out our website for cheap travel deals and save on your vacation travels today!

]]> http://www.89dollartravel.com/blog/2007/07/27/flight-of-the-future-%e2%80%93-a-look-at-the-new-skybus/feed/ http://www.89dollartravel.com/blog/2007/07/18/understanding-currency-when-traveling-abroad/ http://www.89dollartravel.com/blog/2007/07/18/understanding-currency-when-traveling-abroad/#comments Wed, 18 Jul 2007 20:31:05 +0000 Stacy Sanders Uncategorized http://www.89dollartravel.com/blog/2007/07/18/understanding-currency-when-traveling-abroad/ It can be very challenging when you take a cheap vacation to a foreign country. Two of the most challenging aspects typically are dealing with a foreign language and getting used to a new currency.

As for the language thing, it’s a great idea to learn some key phrases before you go. As for currency, we hope that these few tips will help you be prepared to deal with foreign currency the next time you are traveling abroad.

• Before you leave for your trip, print off a conversion chart showing different amounts of the foreign currency and what they equal in your native currency. For example, 100 pesos equals approx. $9.30 US, 250 pesos equals approx. $23.25 US and 500 pesos equals approx. $46.50. By having a chart easily accessible to you, you will quickly be able to figure out how much things cost and you won’t overspend!
• Consider using credit cards instead of cash. Credit cards are very convenient and you will find they are accepted in most locales throughout the world. They are very convenient with their buy now, pay later benefits. However, it is important to note that you will pay a higher rate of exchange than if exchanged US currency into the foreign currency.
• Another idea is to bring the equivalent of a few hundred dollars with you to cover you for the first few days of your vacation. After that, use ATMs for the remainder of your foreign currency. Check with your bank before leaving to see what your fees will be for withdrawing from foreign ATMs.
• If you will be traveling to many foreign countries during your travels, you may want to invest in a pocket sized electronic currency converter. Having an idea of the exchange rates in all the countries you are visiting will really help you make better decisions when purchasing services and goods from local vendors. You can usually pick up a good model for under $100.
• Due to high rates of counterfeiting, Travelers Checks aren’t as widely accepted as they once were. You do get piece of mind in that they are replaced if lost or stolen, but we have found that they can be difficult to cash in some countries.
• Another important consideration is how much currency you will need. In some countries, it can be difficult, if not impossible to change the currency back into U.S. funds. This isn’t a big deal if you are only left with a few dollars at the end of your trip, but it can be concerning if you have 20,000 Russian Rubles left. So, budget carefully and take out money as you travel.

Your best bet is to do some research on the foreign currency before you leave and try to ascertain a reasonable expectation as to how much money you will need. Being prepared before your take your cheap vacation can help you save money and avoid spending more than you need to!

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If you are a traveler who likes to take cheap vacations, then likely you have had a terrible airline experience. When you are at the mercy of an airline, everyone is bound to have a bad experience at one time or another.

Here we discuss the top three best airlines and the three worst airlines!

Best Airlines

• Singapore Airlines – This airline is consistently ranked as one of the best in the world. It is lauded for its smooth check in process, friendly and helpful staff and in flight amenities. Seat comfort, blankets and pillows are also rated high on this airline. Overall, you typically cannot go wrong choosing Singapore Airlines for your travel plans.
• Cathay Pacific Airways – One of the biggest compliments of this airline is the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. Passengers generally feel that they go above and beyond to make sure your flight is comfortable. On board products are also rated very high so you can be assured of a comfortable flight – no matter where you are going!
• Malaysia Airlines – Malaysia airlines gets high marks for going throughout the cabin on a regular basis offering snacks and drinks and picking up garbage from guests. Travelers also remark that the cabin staff is top notch as they are enthusiastic and provide efficient service.

Worst Airlines

• Air Koryo – This State owned airline of North Korea receives poor marks for old aircraft, mediocre food, and cramped seating. In flight entertainment and the cabin presence throughout the flight have also rated low.
• Afriqiyah Airways – This airline, based in Tripoli Libya has a poor reputation for staff attitude and friendliness, and economy class check in service. However, many travelers state that the cost of flying on this airline is low, and they feel that the lack of service and perks is fine given the low cost fares.
• Yemen Airways – Low marks have been given to this airline based on poor language abilities of flight staff, lack of presence of cabin crew throughout the flights and the poor check in service. In addition, many passengers have complained of lack of legroom and mediocre food.

When you are paying several hundred dollars or more to fly to various destinations around the world, you should expect a certain level of service. The top three airlines are proof that you can operate an airline with a heightened sense of service and amenities and still be successful. If you are the type of traveler who is wooed by low prices, it is important to remember that service standards will likely be lower as well.

If you would like to vacation a little closer to home, and perhaps bypass the flying thing altogether, I would suggest traveling with 89DollarTravel.com. For a mere $89, you can enjoy 3 days/2 nights’ accommodations in a variety of fabulous and cheap vacation destinations around the United States.

Miami Beach – Being so close to major U.S. centers, Miami Beach is incredibly popular with the Hollywood jet set. In fact, Jessica Alba and Cash Warren were recently snapped enjoying a day in the sun.

Bora Bora, French Polynesia – A spa on the French Polynesia island of Bora Bora features private villas, 24-hour butler service, private beach, personal chef and private Jacuzzi making it a very sought after retreat for busy celebs trying to escape the limelight. Recently spotted were Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban, and Eva Longoria.

Maui, Hawaii – This Hawaiian Island has long been a celebrity favorite. With many beautiful spas and resorts, there is no shortage of places to relax and unwind. Stars recently spotted in Maui include Kevin Bacon, Kyra Sedgwick, Ellen Barkin, Magic Johnson, Virginia Madsen and Oprah Winfrey (she brought her staff for Harpo’s 20^th anniversary).

Whistler, British Columbia – Long heralded as a top North American ski destination, Whistler has also become a haven for celebrity vacations. With events for the 2010 Winter Olympics being held at Whistler, its status will continue to grow. Celebs caught swooshing down the slopes includes Tom Cruise, Mel Gibson, Kurt Russell, Hilary Swank and James Gandolfini.

Aspen, Colorado – Another popular place to ski with celebs is Aspen, Colorado. In fact, there are sometimes so many celebrities on the slopes; it is a wonder that anyone else can join in the fun! Jack Nicholson, Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell love skiing in Aspen.

Cannes, France – It wouldn’t be a celebrity vacation destination listing without mentioning Cannes, France. A haven for the rich and famous for years, May is the time when it is teeming with stars. However, you will find celebrities here year round who enjoy the fabulous shopping, wonderful beaches and elegant nightlife.

Los Cabos, Mexico – With its vicinity to L.A. (a mere two hour plane ride away), Los Cabos is seeing more and more celebrities visiting. It is gorgeous, relaxing and has plenty of high-end spas to help celebrities unwind and escape the paparazzi. Stars that enjoy Los Cabos include Jennifer Aniston, Oprah Winfrey, and Sammy Hagar.

Turtle Island, Fiji – For the ultimate getaway, many celebs go to Turtle Island, Fiji where 14 huts dot the beach and the only thing they serve for breakfast is champagne, strawberries and heavy cream! It offers pure romance and breathtaking scenery. In fact, Britney Spears and Kevin Federline honeymooned on Turtle Island.

Oyster Bay, Long Island – Since Oyster Bay is a secluded community, many celebrities will plan short visits as a chance to escape the pressures of their lives. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes enjoy visiting and many celebrities have homes in the area.

If all this talk of celebrity hot spots has you wishing you could vacation, but you feel you don’t have the funds to do so – think again! With 89DollarTravel.com, you can travel to some of the hottest spots in the United States for only $89 for three days /two nights accommodation. Check out the website for a complete listing of their cheap vacation destinations and book your next travel getaway with 89DollarTravel.com!

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Why not make this the year you travel your own country and discover all the amazing attractions it has to offer. The United States is a treasure trove of tourist and vacation attractions and this article gives you the ten of the most popular tourist attractions in the U.S.!

Sit back, relax and enjoy!

1. Las Vegas, Nevada – While not exactly a tourist attraction, there is so much to see and do in Las Vegas that it really is an attraction unto itself. It is the largest center for adult entertainment in the entire world and offers more glitz, glam and excitement than you can normally pack into a vacation.
2. Times Square, New York City, NY – Did you know that an estimated 80 percent of New York’s visitors head for Broadway and gawk at the neon signs dotting the landscape? They get over 35 million people visiting Times Square every year!
3. Mall of America, Minneapolis, MN – It certainly offers more than just shopping, an astonishing 40 million people visited last year! Called the Hollywood of the Midwest, the Mall features musical acts, celebrity book signings, fashion shows – not to mention over 400 shops and an amusement park!
4. Washington D.C. – Again, not an attraction per se, but the Nation’s premier national park and its monuments and memorials attract almost 25 million visitors annually.
5. The Grand Canyon – With its awe-inspiring view, as one of the natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon attracts millions of visitors annually. It is the perfect destination for those who want to explore the roads, hike the trails or try out the currents of the tumultuous Colorado River.
6. Alaska – People flock to Alaska as one of the great northern wilderness frontiers of the United States. For the outdoors person, you cannot go wrong with forests and streams that are plentiful with fish and wildlife. The amazing glaciers and snow-capped peaks provide vistas that will take your breath away!
7. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming – Visitors to this park enjoy the world’s largest collection of geysers, hot sprints and thermal phenomena. The wilderness is spectacular and many visitors will have close encounters with the wildlife.
8. Disney World/Land, FL & CA – It wouldn’t be a list of popular attractions without paying homage to ol’ Mickey Mouse. Both the Florida Disney World theme park and its sister Disney Land in California, manage to draw millions of visitors annually. With the Florida site offering four different parks and the California site, there are many opportunities to interact with America’s favorite mouse!
9. The Freedom Trail, Boston, MA – Allow yourself three to fours hours to walk the two and a half mile historic journey through Boston’s revolutionary sites. You’ll visit Paul Revere’s House, The State House, Benjamin Franklin Statue, Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market Place, Shaw Memorial and the Boston Massacre site.
10. Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, NY – Designed by a French sculptor, the Statue of Liberty was a gift of friendship from the people of France to the people of the United States. Today it is seen as a symbol of freedom and democracy and people from all corners of the earth come to visit the beautiful lady.
    

While it can be expensive to visit many attractions, there is now a way to save on your accommodations so that you can leave more of your money for sightseeing. 89 Dollar Travel is your answer to cheap travel deals! For only $89, you can enjoy two nights’ accommodations and three days in many popular locations throughout the United States. Have a look at their comprehensive listing of cheap vacation destinations and locales to book your next trip!

The bachelor party is seen as a rite of passage for any young man leaving his single life behind and entering into marriage. It is usually left up to the best man to find the perfect place to help his buddy end his single days. It can be a lot of pressure – because it’s gotta be an amazing send off that he will remember forever!

Here is 89 Dollar Travel’s guide to five amazing bachelor party vacation destinations. So sit back, relax and peruse these great party ideas and destinations for sending off your engaged buddy in style!

Bachelor parties are usually a blast and there is no end of things you can do with your friends. Here are just a few popular ideas to get your creative juices flowing!

• Paintball
• Laser tag
• Karaoke
• Golfing
• Go Karting
• Playing football
• Poker tournament
• Party boats
• Dune buggy rides
• Rent a limo and bar hop
• Nightclubs
• Strip joints

And here’s a list of popular spots to undertake those activities!

Whistler, British Columbia Canada. Even though you’re probably familiar with Whistler as a killer destination for skiing and snowboarding, you might not realize that it has an amazing restaurant and club scene. Buffalo Bills is the king of all nightclubs in Whistler and fun music and an upbeat crowd guarantees an incredible time by all. If smoking cigars and living the high life is more your style, peruse the upscale Mallard Lounge and Terrace in the Fairmont Chateau Whistler. For some risqué entertainment, The Boot Pub is the place to be.

Scottsdale, Arizona. From the chilly slopes of Canada to the hot deserts of Arizona - Scottsdale is a trendy place for bachelor parties interested in golfing. An amazing 200 golf courses offers the perfect places for guys to bond over their golf swing. For steaks and beers to chill after a great game, head to Kona Grill or party at Axis/Radius a popular spot in downtown Scottsdale. Babes Cabaret is the place to go for ‘female’ entertainment.

Chicago, Illinois. For the baseball bachelor, a Cubs game is an ideal way to go. Afterwards, head on down to Division Street and visit Finn McCool’s or the Zebra Lounge. If you want a club that caters to bachelor parties, you can’t go wrong with VIP’s – A Gentleman’s Club.

South Beach, Florida. In South Beach, you can’t beat the women in bikinis, the amazing beaches and some of the coolest nightclubs in the U.S. Why not have the bachelor party at Nikki Beach Club, called one of the sexiest places on Earth. Other hot spots include Priv, Amnesia, Wax, and Liquid. Another popular place for bachelor parties is the Clevelander – conveniently located in the middle of the club hopping area. For exotic dancers you can’t beat Club Madonna.

Las Vegas, Nevada. Of course, you cannot have a list of hot bachelor club destinations without mentioning the king of all hotspots – Las Vegas.Choose from women doing acrobatics on wires above a packed dance floor, the Rum Jungle dance club; Rain in the Palms Casino Resort and of course the Hard Rock Hotel. Vegas’s largest strip club is the Sapphire Gentleman’s Lounge and is actually considered by many to be the world’s largest! It is hugely popular for bachelor parties.

It is always great to keep looking for ways to save some money on accommodations for your bachelor party getaway. 89 Dollar Travel features many fun cheap vacation destinations that offer two nights accommodation for only $89!

If your idea of an affordable vacation isn’t lying on the beach soaking up the sun while indulging in a trashy novel, then maybe you’d like to experience the thrill and excitement of an extreme vacation.

Some people are naturally adventurous and automatically book vacations that include adrenaline rushes like skiing down black diamonds or scuba diving in shark invested waters. However, the less adventurous among us are now booking extreme vacations to spice up their vacation travel!

Here are five great affordable extreme vacation ideas that you can take in the United States!

• Cross Country Bicycling Touring – A great way to see this amazing country, cross-country bicycling can be undertaken either on your own or as part of a tour group. Booking with a touring group is a great option because they take care of all the details like bikes, overnight accommodations, bike adjustments, meals, transportation and support staff. Be prepared to bike 60 to 80 miles per day!
• Shark Diving – Considered extremely extreme, shark diving involves you getting into cage and receiving detailed instructions as to what to do. The fact that sharks cannot be controlled is what makes shark diving dangerous and exciting.
• Drag Racing – Ready to have your heart feel like it is about to come out of your chest? Then why not sign up for one of the many drag racing or racecar driving schools that abound throughout the country.
• Heli-Skiing – Like the thought of being dropped from a helicopter onto a pristine mountain just waiting for you to coast through the gorgeous powder? Of course, you must be a top-notch skier because this extreme vacation isn’t for the novice. Many skiers books heli-skiing vacations because they are lured by the promise of untouched slopes, wilderness solitude and challenging terrain. Alaska offers some amazing heli-skiing opportunities.
• Stunt Vacations – You may never have thought about a stunt vacation before, but if you think of yourself as a bit of a daredevil, you might enjoy getting a taste of the stunt person life. Imagine car chases, burning buildings and free falls like those seen in your favorite action movie. Las Vegas and other theme parks in the U.S. offer vacationers the chance to complete real stunts.

Extreme vacations can be a great way to add excitement to your next vacation. If you are looking for affordable accommodations to coincide with your extreme vacation, then look no further than 89DollarTravel.com. Offering amazing deals on several top destinations, 89DollarTravel.com features the ultimate in affordability and convenience! Simply select what destinations interest you, fill out the request form and they will call you with all the answers to your questions or will help you book your trip! Take advantage of their cheap travel deals and visit www.89DollarTravel.com today!

Are you looking for great hotels that won’t bust your budget? Do you like to travel but hate paying the super high prices that some hotels charge?

One terrific way to travel and see the United States without shelling out your hard earned dollars on accommodations is to book with 89DollarTravel.com. By simply qualifying to participate in a 90-minute interactive presentation about the wonderful benefits of Bluegreen Vacation Club, you can enjoy great cheap vacations! No gimmicks, no tricks, no pushy sales pitch – simply watch a great 90 presentation and learn about a terrific program!

Here is just a small sampling of the coolest hotels you can stay in for a mere $89 for two nights!

• The Lodge Alley Inn – Charleston, South Carolina – You’ll love taking a step back in time at The Lodge Alley Inn. A collection of 18^th century warehouses, the buildings have been restored to preserve their history while also providing modern day comforts and conveniences.

The Lodge Alley Inn is conveniently located in the heart of charming downtown Charleston. The Lodge features a beautiful courtyard, breathtaking fountain, whirlpool tubs and unique suites each offering something different.

• Christmas Mountain Village – Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin – As you approach Christmas Mountain Village, you’ll take a deep breath of fresh air and feel like you’ve left all your worries behind. You’re in for a real treat of strikingly beautiful farmland, rolling hills, woods and golf course greens.

Activities abound at this 800-acre family friendly resort. You can choose from the 27-hole championship golf course, play a rousing game of tennis or go for a swim in the indoor or outdoor pools. In the winter, enjoy the regions best downhill and cross-country skiing!

• The Falls Village – Branson, Missouri – Be prepared for super friendly staff that will lavish you with attention and will cater to your every need. The Falls Village is designed with families in mind and includes amenities like an outdoor picnic area, playground, mini golf, shuffleboard or horseshoes.

Your accommodation features warm, contemporary décor, large screen surround sound TVs and some units have whirlpool tubs.

• The Suites At Hershey – Hershey, Pennsylvania – When visiting the chocolate town of Hershey, there is no better place to stay than the Suites at Hershey. With an outdoor heated pool, hot tub and picnic area, it is the perfect destination for families.

Kids will love the playground and game room and adults can enjoy the basketball court and fitness center. A unique feature of the resort is the Cocoa Train observation tower where you can watch the trains chug by carrying cocoa beans and sugar to the chocolate factories.

• Laurel Crest – Pigeon Forge, Tennessee – In the foothills of the Smoky Mountains lies the beautiful Laurel Crest, less than a mile from Pigeon Forge. You’ll rejuvenate in the natural surroundings with the mountain backdrop and beautifully landscaped grounds./li>

  Enjoy bird watching, soaking in the hot tubs, and utterly relaxing at the gorgeous site. For children, there are pool parties, theme parties and a playground and games room. Adults love the indoor pool, fitness center, sauna and reading lounge. A great place to bond with loved ones!

  If you are ready for a cheap vacation at one of these great destinations, then check out 89DollarTravel.com to find out more about how you can book three days, and two nights for only $89. You just beat the deals from 89DollarTravel!

Have you ever gone on a summer or winter vacation only to find you used about ¼ of all the stuff you brought? Or packed for a sunny vacation destination only to find that they are having the coldest season on record?

Packing is a tricky and of course is wholly dependent on the locale you are visiting and the activities you plan to do. Your suitcase(s) also play a big part in your packing; make sure they are in good repair and an adequate size for your needs. To help you with your packing challenges, 89DollarTravel.com has provided this ultimate packing checklist to help you pack with ease next time you travel!

Two Weeks Before Leaving
Although you may not equate health insurance with packing, we recommend that about two weeks before leaving for you contact your health insurance provider to verify your coverage if you are leaving the United States. For travel within the U.S., be sure you understand how you can access health coverage for your destination. Also be sure to stop the newspaper and arrange for someone to pick up your mail or have it redirected.

One Week Before Leaving
We highly recommend a packing checklist so that you don’t forget any of the important items and it will help you eliminate a lot of ‘just in case’ impulsive items. You can start this checklist at any time, just be sure you start jotting it down at least one week before leaving. Remember to consider everyone you are packing for if there are family members involved in the trip. It helps to get children involved in packing so that you aren’t faced with the dreaded ‘why didn’t you pack it’ while when you arrive at your destination.

The Master Checklist
Here are our suggestions for the important items you need for your next summer or winter vacation. As you pack them in your suitcase, be sure to check them off…

• One gallon or two gallon Ziploc bags to adhere to the new liquids rules that the FTA has imposed.
• Small bottles (3oz or less) of your toiletries. You’ll be packing in advance so you’ll need extra sets of your important toiletries.
• Travel alarm clock.
• Luggage tags (ones that are colorful will help you identify your suitcase at the airport carousel.
• Mentally dress yourself from head to toe in different outfits, to suit the different activities you will be doing. Whether you need a ballroom dress or your scuba gear, it is important to think about what you will need.
  
• Try to choose items that will work for you in a number of settings – that way you aren’t just packing for one occasion (although it may be difficult to pair your scuba flippers with anything else!)
• Don’t forget your camera and all attachments (case, batteries, charger, etc.)

One to Two Days Before Leaving

Now it’s time to pack – remember to place heavier items at what will be the bottom of the suitcase when you carry it. Now layer in the rest of your smaller items, working up from the bottom. Slide your toiletries into the middle of the suitcase, where they have the most padding. Lastly, lay your larger clothing (pants, jackets, coats) over the top of the pile of items you have in your suitcase.

Before you close your suitcase, 89DollarTravel, recommends putting personal identification on top of the pile of clothing, along with a copy of your itinerary or airline schedule. That way, if your outside tags are torn off, the airline will open your luggage and locate the information you’ve provided to help them identify the owner.

Another smart idea is to adhere cable ties to secure the zippers on your bags. These are no problem for security to cut off and will be difficult for anyone else to remove.

The cable ties are far securer than those cheap locks that came with your suitcase and will be a surefire way for you to know if someone was in your suitcase.

Items To Carry in Your Carry On Luggage
Of course, you should bring a copy of your passport and place it somewhere like your carry on luggage (i.e. somewhere different from where you are carrying your original passport). Bring enough prescription drugs for an extra week (keep it in the prescription bottle and carry a copy of the prescription with you). Carry your health insurance card and contact information for your health insurance provider. Always carry a camera!

The 89 Dollar Travel Blog hopes these tips help you out on your next summer or winter vacation adventure. If you’re looking for inexpensive travel to some of the most interesting destinations in the United States, visit www.89DollarTravel.com.

Discover how you can get beautiful summer or winter travel accommodations for 3 days and two nights for only $89!

Summer vacation season is approaching fast, and now is the time to plan your getaway. Every year, you’ll find the travel industry and tour companies chiming in with their list of perfect destinations – but this list is a little different. It highlights the six travel destinations in the U.S. that you are not visiting – but should be!

Shenandoah, Virginia – Do you like enjoy nature and outdoor activities when you vacation? If so, then you should definitely plan a trip to the Shenandoah Valley. This area offers a wonderful vacation for people of all ages and interests because there is so much to do. Imagine choosing from horseback riding, tennis, swimming, shopping, boating, golfing, relaxing, and so much more.

Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin – This place of beauty and majesty of nature offers something for everyone! Enjoy hiking, photography, amusement parks, live entertainment, miniature golf and so much more. You will have no trouble filling your days at Wisconsin Dells!

If these US destinations that you aren’t visiting have intrigued you enough to plan your own vacation, be sure to book your accommodations through 89dollartravel.com. This unique service brings you great deals on several destinations throughout the United States. For only $89, you can enjoy three days and two nights accommodation at any of the locales listed in this article!

Many of these locales also offer additional perks like admission to popular attractions and valuable coupon books. Save loads of money on your summer vacation with the friendly professionals from 89 Dollar Travel!

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