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Lao Airlines is the national airline of Laos. It's based out of Vientiane at the Wattay International Airport. Follow these steps to book either domestic or international travel to or from Laos on Lao Airlines... more »
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Indonesia is more than just a tourist destination; it's also one of the largest countries in the world, both in terms of physical size and population. Those seeking to book travel on Linus Airlines should know that this carrier flies domestic ... more »
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Marsland Aviation is a passenger line that serves 8 cities within the Sudan, and hopes to add destinations in Kenya and Uganda soon. They fly primarily to the west and and south. They hope to take advantage of the long-awaited Sudanese peace ... more »
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Flying efficient 18-seat Beech executive planes and one 48-seat ATR turbo prop jet between the Nigerian capital of Abuja and Ibadan, Ilorin, Lagos and Akure, Overland Airways fills a handy niche in the Nigerian airline market. It has operated ... more »
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Don't let the small size fool you: Palmair has been voted the best British airline despite only having two airplanes in its fleet. The top-notch customer service of the flight crew, delicious and hearty meals and exciting destinations make this a ... more »
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Paramount Airways offers low-cost airfares and flies to 6 destinations throughout South India, including Chennai, Coimbatore, Bangalore, Cochin, Madurai, Hyderabad and Thiruvananthapuram. This affordably priced regional carrier also offers ... more »
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Pen Air is a commuter airline founded in 1955 by Orin Seybert. Based in Anchorage Alaska, this airline has scheduled passenger, charter and cargo flights to the Alaska Peninsula and Aletian Islands. In 1991 Pen Air and Alaska Air became code ... more »
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SkyWest Airlines is the largest independent regional carrier in the U.S. and is currently serviced by partnership agreements with Delta and United Airlines. SkyWest is also expected to soon provide service to and from Mitchell International ... more »
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Although Algeria has been rocked by civil war, there are many international companies—oil companies in particular—that have continued to operate within its borders. If you work for one of these companies and are hoping to book travel on Tassili ... more »
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Toumai Air Chad, also known as Air Chad, is national flag carrier of the central African country of Chad. Its base is located in the capital city of N'Djamena. Toumai Air Chad operates a total of 4 Fokker F-28 jet airliners out of N'Djamena ... more »
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Turkmenistan Airlines is the main airline servicing the country of Turkmenistan, in central Asia. One of the only airlines that offers international travel without a way to book it online, they rely on their embassy Web site to instruct foreign ... more »
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Viaggio Air is a private airline that operates its main flights in and out of the Bulgarian capital of Sofia. Besides offering a wide range of domestic flights to various airports within Bulgaria, Viaggio Air also offers international travel to ... more »
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Since 9/11 the big hassle for air travelers is airport security, where hustling through slow lines and getting frisked frays nerves and raises blood pressure. But, for those who travel a lot, there’s an easier way: A fast pass to your seat... more »
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In lean economic times, it's important to budget all your expenses. Summer vacations are no different. As you're planning a summer vacation, make sure to give some critical thought to how you plan to pay for it all. Create a budget and look for ... more »
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Beginning in New Zealand in the 1980s, bungee (bungy) jumping quickly became an internationally recognized alternative extreme sport. Its true origins came from the Vanuatu people of the South Pacific. For perhaps thousands of years, Pentecost ... more »
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Lancair airplanes are not your ordinary airplanes. They are airplanes that the buyer builds himself. There are other options, though, if you like the look, feel, and quickness of these little planes. Aftermarket airplanes are for sale through ... more »
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Timeshares sometimes have a bad reputation because of people that paid too much money for a timeshare. Timeshares can be a lot of fun if you buy one for the right price and use it at least twice a year. The photos on this article were taken at ... more »
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Toiletry kits have come a long way since the basic zippered "Dopp kit" was issued to soldiers during World War II. You can still buy this basic model, but modern toiletry bags offer much more space and flexibility... more »
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If you travel internationally, you should understand the value of what you buy in dollars and the currency of the country you are visiting. Otherwise it is easy to get ripped off or spend more than you planned... more »
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Vilnius, the most beautiful of the Baltic capitals, attracts visitors with its lovely baroque churches and lively cafes and nightlife. If you're planning a trip to Lithuania, follow these steps to place a call... more »
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This little country in the heart of Europe often attracts visitors looking for unusual stamps in their passport, but savvy travelers know about its medieval buildings, World War II monuments and beautiful forested valleys. Here's how you place a ... more »
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The tiny principality of Monaco, surrounded on all sides by France, shares many things in common with that country, including the official language, the currency and many of the government policies (tax laws not included). The method of placing a ... more »
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Spain happens to be one of the cheaper countries to visit in Europe, but you'll still want to save money by making your long-distance calls on nights and weekends... more »
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Northwest Arkansas provides many opportunities for outdoor activities, including camping. Choose between lakes and rivers or mountains for your camping adventure. Spend some quality time with your family in the beautiful setting of northwest ... more »
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When your flight is delayed or cancelled, you have to stay at the airport until you finally can depart. If you are stuck camping out at the airport, there are ways to make the best of it... more »