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Travel firm bucks the recession with its top-class trips to Italy
AN award-winning Irish travel company is bucking the trend of the turbulent recession.
Kusadasi is still a Turkish delight
I WAS the first tourist in Kusadasi. Alright, I might have been the fifth or sixth. When I arrived in 1981 in what was then a small village on Turkey's Aegean coast, it was as if I was the first foreigner the residents had ever seen.
Jet lag can be beaten -- by naps between parties
MONDAY Mid-morning in Dublin Airport for Aer Lingus' flagship New York service EI 105. In JFK, because of the customs arrangements in Dublin, the luggage was checked through to Los Angeles. Other European passengers have to get through immigration, retrieve their baggage, clear customs and recheck. The transfer from Terminal 4 to Terminal 5 is one stop on the Airtrain. You can make it in 20 minutes. But allow more for the Jetblue free WiFi at the gate.
Choose a less ordinary holiday
OH to be 18 again. Or even 35. If you're in that age bracket, you're a lucky so and so. Especially when the original fun'n'sun touring experts Contiki have a new brochure out.
Old favourite's new lease of life
RETURNING to Gran Canaria, Sinead Ryan turns her back on the beach and finds new treasures
Home & Away - which would you choose?
BETWEEN Inkgate, property prices and the Jedward apocalypse looming, Ireland's headlines all seem to say one thing: if you're lucky enough to get out, stay away.
FlyBe's Irish routes
TOURISM chiefs have welcomed the announcement by UK airline Flybe to introduce three new services from Britain.
Facing a fanatical 65km of sking is enough to make me shiver
THE idea of 65km of skiing in one day will either fill you with dread or delight. For me, it was a little of both.
Sun, ski and cruises -- celebrating the best in travel
DESPITE tough times in the sector, the travel industry celebrated the best in the business at the Irish Travel Trade News awards last night.
Will holidays with Aer Lingus end in tears or take off?
Like all parents, they consulted the genealogy before naming the child, in case it conjured up the memory of a dodgy ancestor.
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