M is for More Travel Courses


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Aug 30, 2004


Well, it is time for a few more travel courses from the Travel School at Suite University. These are a few that I think are great.

Vacationing at the Shore - More Than You Imagined! http://www.suite101.com/course.cfm/18475... is a great way to get to know the Jersey shore. Coming to the Adirondacks from New Jersey just a few year ago, I can really relate to this course. New Jersey has a lot to offer as a vacation spot - and even though it is almost fall - it is the perfect time to think of visiting the Garden State.

Course author Katie Gatto explains it this way,

"This class is an overview of all the wonderful things you can do at the Jersey shore, from theatre to sports, from beachcombing to boardwalking, from history to art, golf, casinos--it's all here! Includes several personal recommendations on excellent local vendors personally tested by the author. Also, it provides ideas for things you would not typically think to do at the Jersey shore. We're more than just beaches, so come and take another look at NJ's shore! "

This Quick Course covers Nature Centers, Sports , NJ History , Where To Stay and Eat , Theaters, Museums and Ballet, and How To Get Around . It is a great way to get to know what you can find in New Jersey.

Are you ready to start planning your trip? Then Travel Planning: http://www.suite101.com/course.cfm/18488... is a course you might want to try. In the Introduction, course developer Tami Brady says,

"Are you going on a vacation? Are you planning a trip? Have you ever wished that you could have the vacation of your dreams?

Are you going on a business trip? Are you going to a convention? Are you taking a family vacation? Are you planning to visit friends or relatives? Would you like to go on a romantic getaway, an adventure, or a relaxing trip? Do you dream of someday taking that trip of a lifetime?

Was your last vacation chaotic? Did you run out of money? Did you schedule so many activities that you needed a holiday after your vacation to recuperate? Were you or your children bored on your trip? Did you miss your plane? Did you forget to reserve a hotel room?

This course is for anyone taking or thinking of taking a trip of any type, length, or budget. The skills and tips you learn during this course may help you turn your next trip into the vacation of your dreams. At the very least you will learn to reduce travel ops and increase your enjoyment on your next trip."

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2.   Sep 1, 2004 6:55 AM
In response to message posted by jerrib:

Hi Jerri,

Thanks!

Glad you like them - we do offer some interesting travel courses ...

-- posted by GWT
1.   Aug 31, 2004 9:24 AM
for these travel course introductions, Gary.

-- posted by jerrib



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