Air travellers are so concerned with their travel plans that they rarely give a second thought to who is responsible for what at the airport. In fact, most travellers seem to think that an airport is operated by one big company which is responsible for everything from security and parking to baggage handling and duty free. However, in reality, things are not as they seem and it is usually only when you have a complaint to make that it becomes apparent that things are very different.
Each airport – buildings and land – is usually owned by one company or jointly by a group of companies, which runs the day-to-day administrative operations of the airport. In fact, of the number of employees working at an airport, the actual airport operator is usually only responsible for the direct employment of around ten percent of those workers.
The airport makes its money by charging airlines for using the airport and contracts out many of the day-to-day operations to specialist companies.
To examine who is responsible for what let’s start with your arrival at the airport.
Airport parking
If you are driving to the airport you are going to need airport parking, of which there are many types: on-site short- or long-stay, off-site and meet and greet parking. Whichever type of on-site parking you are using, you will find that, in most cases, the airport operator has subcontracted the on-site airport parking operations to a specialist company. Off-site and meet and greet parking are generally operated by independent companies. Any complaints or questions should be directed to the car park operators.
Reduced mobility services
In July 2008, new EU regulations introduced at all EU airports gave disabled and elderly passengers the same access rights as all other passengers. Airport operators now have the full responsibility to provide reduced mobility services to passengers. Contact your airline at the time of booking to arrange these services.
Check-in
Your airline is responsible for check-in and baggage drop-off. Check-in times are set by your airline and are dependent on the route. To find out the earliest and latest check-in times check your flight confirmation details, or the airline’s website – the answer should quite easily be found, possibly in the FAQ section.
Baggage handling
Although your airline has ultimate responsibility for your luggage, airlines contract out their baggage handling to specialist baggage-handling companies which are responsible for the handling of your luggage right through to its destination.
If you have a question about luggage, including lost luggage you should contact your airline.
With regard to weight restrictions, size and amount of luggage, these are set by your airline and do vary from airline to airline and travel class, so check your airline’s website for their allowances.
Rules governing restricted items in both hand and checked-in baggage are set by the Department for Transport (DfT), although your airline may also have set its own rules in addition to the DfT’s rules. A list of prohibited items will be found on the DfT’s website and also on your airline’s and airport’s websites. Baggage queries should be directed to your airline.
Security checks
Security checks are conducted by specialist companies contracted by the airport authority.
Shopping, food and duty free
The airport authority rents out retail units, restaurants and food outlets in much the same way as shops are rented out on the high street on in a shopping mall. Complaints and questions about stock, menus etc should be directed to the specific retailer.
Duty free limits are set by HM Customs and Excise and can be found on many airport sites in addition to the HM Customs and Excise website.
Boarding your aircraft
Your airline is responsible for passenger boarding, passenger safety and onboard catering facilities.
Air traffic control
National Air Traffic Services (NATS) is responsible for air traffic control.
by: Paula Garrett
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Understanding Who Is Responsible For What At An Airport
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
10 Luggage Tips for Travelers
Carrying luggage have been a troublesome task to any traveler. But before whining about this daunting task, always remember that this is one of the most important things beside our plane ticket!
Everybody loves to have vacation and traveling from one place to another give anyone interesting ideas to relax and enjoy the holiday break. However when it come to luggage and other stuff needed to spend the holiday most of our faces grumble on managing them into our bags! Here are some helpful tips you can have to leave trouble out of your miserable packing experience.
1. Before boarding the plane check the maximum luggage size allowed, then buy it.
Most of us who likes to travel wants to reduce the size of our bags and other luggage. Ironically this is a disadvantage especially if your traveling overseas. Why not take the advantage of the maximum luggage dimension in case you need to pack some items and other goodies back to your home. This way you no longer need to buy an extra bag to put those things in.
2. This is a bit tricky! Wear as much clothes as you can, especially the bulkiest of them all!
Wear clothes like coats, jeans, boots and any other things that are thick and heavy this would reduce luggage space and weight. However if your destination is a tropical country, this is a bad idea. If you don't want to mess up your fashion statement I guess you have to make way for those clothes.
3. Making a list of your luggage is a must have!
This is a task you can do perfectly all the time and every time you go abroad. When you go home and unpacked things you didn't use, just cross it out! And take note of the things you didn't use so you'll have an idea on what things to bring or not on your next trip.
4. Buying things in your destination would greatly reduce the space of your luggage.
Basic things are always available in your destination, you will probably have time to shop in the area, basic things like toothbrush, soap, tissues and any other personal hygiene materials. Now if you are into souvenir shops and brought limited number of shirts, buy specialized shirts in the area which will eventually be in your memorabilia on your trip abroad.
5. Pour Toiletries into smaller bottles
For necessary Toiletries, get rid of family sized bottles and dispense what you need to smaller bottles. This will save you a lot of luggage space and it will also greatly reduce the weight you need to carry during transport. Take note, if you ran out there is always an option to buy for a refill.
6. Rolling our Clothes
This is an old trick! It is not magic nor anything performed by David Blane. Instead of folding your clothes try rolling them, why? It is easier to pack clothes into corners and prevents creases created by folding.
7. Wearing Clothes with lots of pockets.
Well world war is over and Nam has already been out of the picture. Cargo pants seems to ruin your travel catwalk! Anyway wearing clothes with lots of pockets would greatly reduce the amount of space in your luggage. Clothes like this would even give you easier access to your digital camera, cell phone and other stuff you needed to reach your destination.
8. Transforming Clothes
It is not the movie or anything connected to Sam Witwicky! Try buying specialized clothes that converts like trousers into shorts and short sleeve shirts into long sleeve shirts. Not only that they are lightweight they are non creasing and quick drying too. By having these clothes working functionality twice as hard you can save tons of space in your luggage, giving you more space for your souvenir stuffs.
9. Purchase Travel Materials that are compactly designed.
Besides compacting your clothes into its smallest size , try buying travel accessories that are designed to fit in limited amount of space. Like a towels there are towels available anywhere that is a quarter of the traditional towel.
10. Tips and Research
Besides planning your trip, make some research like browsing the Internet, reading travel journals and many more. This will give you vital information on how to maximize your luggage's compactness. And one more thing ask a travel expert, surely they will guide you to pack things properly and neatly to your bags.
by: Alex Bayron
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
If You Travel You Have Been Ripped Off While Renting A Car, And You Didn’t Even Know It
I spent over a year working in the rental car industry in that time I witnessed 7 out of 10 customers being taken advantage of by the rental agent in a multitude of ways.
Many customers are not even aware they are being ripped off when rental agents sell them upgrades,optional coverages,perform personal credit checks,include miscellaneous fees,taxes,pre paid gasoline,& charges for damages to a vehicle.
It was making me sick to observe all the shady tactics rental agents were using to make a few dollars, and meet or attempt to exceed the goals set by the company.
Car rental companies often require rental agents to meet certain goals before giving them commissions or earning incentives. This really brought out the absolute worst in sales people. All of the agents I worked with blatantly lied to customers just to get a sale.
I recall witnessing a rental agent boldly lie to a customer. Claiming the car they were booked in was unavailable because the customer didn’t want to buy the optional coverages. The agent swindled the traveler into paying for an upgrade they didn’t want. The customer took it because the alternative vehicle the agent offered was no where near comparable to what they booked.
In another instance a foreign customer came in with a reservation to rent a car for 28 days. The customer denied optional coverages, but the rental agent put it on anyway quadrupling the customers bill! The customer didn’t even realize they were cheated until they were back home a month later looking at their credit card statement.
This customer was swindled because he understood very little english, and rental agreements place a final total as an estimated charge. The agent can easily misrepresent charges about a customers total if the customer doesn’t read the agreement carefully. Various things affect the final cost such as bringing the car back late or early, not refueling the vehicle, & taxes.
The rental agent was more inclined to cheat this customer because having all those unprofitable rental days under their name lowers the percentage needed to reach a goal to get paid a commission. The work environment in this industry is very high pressure, & stressful. Often managers are constantly looking over an agents shoulder. Some will even antagonize an agent after the customer leaves if they didn’t sell anything extra. Agents can even lose their jobs for falling behind ridiculous goals set by the company.
Many of the goals set by the company were unfair. Too many variables affect if an agent has an opportunity to meet the goals. Lack of fleet inventory, poor sales motivation from management, weather conditions, current events in town, the number of agents staffed at the counter, & certain shifts had an effect on the performance of sales.
Many customers get ripped off because the overall experience of traveling wears down a person. And by the time they get to the rental car facility they just want to get the keys, and go. Travelers rarely fully understand what there signing, and many of them don’t read the rental contracts because they place a false sense of trust in the person standing behind the counter.
It gets even worse if a traveler arrives late at night or if their flight was delayed. These travelers are usually not mentally alert to deal with intricate details of renting a car unless they are frequent renters. They often get tricked into paying for a frivolous upgrade, buying prepaid gasoline, & adding an additional driver when they may not have one.
I would like to hear any stories a person has to share about being ripped off from a car rental company in any way. I am writing an ebook to show travelers how to avoid being taken to the cleaners. Your feedback would be much appreciated.
You can email him your stories, comments, or suggestions.
by: Maximillion Richman
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Camping – An Economical and Eco-Friendly Alternative for Your Next Family Vacation
With the skyrocketing prices of gas and food, many families simply cannot afford to hop on a plane and head to an exotic locale for their yearly family vacation anymore. However, don’t let the economic downturn ruin your plans to have a family vacation this year. One of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to have a family vacation on a budget is to go camping.
There are a variety of campgrounds across the US so you don’t have to go very far to enjoy a unique camping adventure. Because you won’t have to travel a long way, you will save on gas and thus help to preserve our environment. For an eco-friendly vacation that is equally friendly on your pocket book, go camping for your next family vacation. Whether you want to head to a campground in an RV, stay in a cabin, or pitch a tent, there are numerous activities you and your family can enjoy in the wild.
Activities Families Can Enjoy on a Camping Trip
When you go camping there are activities appropriate for family members of all ages. Some common activities associated with camping include: golfing, hunting, fishing, canoeing, swimming, kayaking, biking, river rafting, hiking, caving, and bathing in hot springs. Many campgrounds also have activities especially for children. Whether you want to relax and read a book by the waterside or enjoy adventurous activities and get some exercise, you’ll find plenty of activities to keep you entertained on a camping trip. Also, don’t forget the classic camping activities such as telling stories around the campfire and making s’mores.
Accommodation Options
If you’d like to enjoy the conveniences you have back at home on your camping trip, consider renting a cabin or traveling in an RV. Approximately seven million Americans now own RVs, making them a popular vacation option. Camping out in an RV or staying in a cabin is certainly a more comfortable option but if you are on a tight budget, consider pitching a tent. All you need to go tent camping are tents, sleeping bags, and other basic supplies.
If you have never been tent camping and you have young children, consider trying it out for a night in your own backyard first to get everyone used to it.
Food on a Camping Trip
When you go camping, one of the areas you save the most money in is food. You typically won’t spend any more money than you would if you stayed at home. If you have an RV you can prepare all of your food in its kitchenette but if you are traveling by car, you may need to take a camping stove and other supplies with you, depending on what facilities are available at your campground. It’s a good idea to take all of the food you think you’ll need so you don’t have to spend your vacation at the super market. Plus there may not be much available near your campground.
In conclusion, it’s possible to have a fun-filled family vacation without breaking the bank. There’s no need to travel halfway across the world to give your family a vacation to remember when you can take a local camping trip and have a blast. Go to a campground close to natural attractions so you can enjoy all that nature has to offer while saving money on food, activities, and accommodations.
by: Margie Dettman
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Why You Still Need a Holiday in a Recession
A recession, by its very nature, is a prolonged period of intense stress for most of us. Bank balances are dwindling, opportunities are all but disappearing and debt levels are rising to untenable levels. Instead of creeping into our proverbial shells and licking our fiscal wounds, however, the healthy alternative is simply to take a break.
It is arguably at these difficult times that we need to re-charge our batteries and take a look at life, not through the jaundiced eye, but with untrammelled hope and positive intent. How many times do we return from holiday with a totally different and positive view of life?
Soothing, green environments are the answer
Research has shown how green, natural environments are the soothing answer to many of our woes. Somehow, by communing with nature, an environment not governed by time, we allow ourselves to prioritise our needs and wants.
In the middle of the African bush, for instance, the fact that our luxury 4x4 has been repossessed seems to lose importance and instead we marvel at the sheer simplicity of nature, where only food and shelter are priorities.
Safari holidays are run on ‘African Time’
Southern Africa is, arguably, the perfect destination for those of us suffering from burn-out and financial fear. Safari holidays are run on ‘African Time’ i.e. effectively no time at all. In other words, travellers are urged to enjoy the opulence of the bush at their own pace - a snail’s pace, if necessary.
The beauty of visiting game parks anywhere in Southern Africa is the relatively low cost of accommodation and entrance fees. Sure, five-star lodges abound for the affluent but there are cheaper alternatives - self catering rondavels, bungalows or even camp sites. The much-vaunted big 5 safari may sound like an expensive and exotic option but in reality it is as cheap or as expensive as you want to make it.
Lower rates are a reality in a recession
Bear in mind the recession is not a beast that has attacked you and you alone. Everybody from Richard Branson to Warren Buffett is affected. Granted, their battles may well be puny compared to what you and I have to square off against, but the reality is that all businesses are under the proverbial cosh and are lowering rates and offering all sorts of incentives in an effort to entice the ever-diminishing client base.
Simply go online and shop around for the best African safari specialist that can organise you budget flights, scheduled tours, accommodation and even transport. Put all the recession worries on hold and make for an African safari; it could very well be the best investment you ever make for you and your family!
by: Kayla Reid
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Utilize a Tour Operator for Your Next Trip
While not everyone is familiar with what a tour operator does, this travel professional can make a huge difference in how well your next vacation or business trip goes. Providing a one stop shop of services for many aspects of the vacation experience, utilizing the services of a tour operator can save time, money, and make getting to and from your destination a much more efficient and enjoyable experience.
In terms of what a tour operator does, the focus is on combining elements of touring and travel into one simple package. For example, a tour operator may be called upon to arrange a charter flight to a given destination, then provide transportation from the airport or airstrip to the hotel, hostel, or whatever other accommodations have been made for the traveler. While in the area, the tour operator either functions as the local resource for everyone traveling within the tour group, or has arranged for a local representative to assist members of the group with anything they may need.
All services provided by the tour operator are contracted up front and are included in the fee charged. The tourist does not have to be concerned about separate charges for transportation, lodgings, or any other component that is covered under the contract with the tour operator. This can help simplify the process of traveling a great deal, since the operator is responsible for making the basic arrangements as well as any other service that is specifically covered by the terms and conditions of the contract.
Along with handling transportation and lodging issues, the tour operator is also likely to arrange escorted tours of selected local sites, providing the tour with some degree of structure. It is also not unusual for the tour operator to arrange at least one meal each day for the tour group, usually the morning or evening meal. At other times, the members of the group are responsible for planning and paying for their own meals.
Engaging the services of a tour operator is often a good idea when planning a trip that involves a large number of people. For example, a tour operator would be an ideal means of making plans for a faith-based tour to locations that are of significance to the members of the tour party, or when making arrangements for business conventions where several hundred people are expected to attend. In many ways, a tour operator may work hand in hand with event planners to reserve blocks of hotel rooms, arrange transportation to and from an airport, and also schedule tours to local points of interest in the evenings, when convention activities for the day are completed.
While the Internet has made it much easier for many people to make their own travel plans online, there is still a great demand for the services of tour operators. Generally, the operators have solid working arrangements with transportation companies, hotel chains, and other services that are normally employed during a vacation or tour. This professional rapport often makes it possible for the operator to obtain price breaks that individuals would never be able to manage on their own. From this perspective, going through a tour operator can mean saving a great deal of money on both the travel arrangements and the activities that take place during the course of the tour.
Utilizing a tour operator is an excellent idea if you plan on traveling to countries where you know very little in regard to the local culture. The operator can help you understand local currency, develop a fair idea of what is considered appropriate behavior in the area, and in general supply you with information that will prevent any type of awkward incidents. At the same time, the operator can also help you understand what you will need in the way of identification papers, including picture IDs and passports.
Finding a tour operator is a relatively simple task. Many operators advertise in local periodicals as well as national travel magazines. It is not unusual for tour operators to operate web sites, providing details of the types of tours they offer and the range of services they provide. In many countries there is at least one national association composed of active tour operators. Many of these associations can provide contact information for tour operators in your local area.
For your next trip, consider engaging the services of a tour operator. You may be surprised at how easy the process works and how many of the small details the operator is able to handle on your behalf. Between making the necessary arrangements and assisting you with the day to day arrangements of taking tours and soaking up local culture, you may wonder how you ever managed without a tour operator.
by: Jennifer Bailey
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Book Hotelrooms Online
For those who have a demanding job and find it tricky to take more than a few days off, taking a city short break can offer the perfect solution. There are plenty of exciting and interesting places to choose from, Barcelona, Budapest, Venice, Rome and Istanbul are just a selection. Regular flights and short flight times mean they are handy and inexpensive for travelers and tourists, and with the convenience of online hotel booking you can save time and energy for your holiday.
A popular European city with style is Barcelona, abundant with art and culture. It has a uniquely special atmosphere in comparison to other cities in Spain due to its location in the region of Cataluña where culture and language are separate from the rest of the mainland. Barcelona is a busy city that attracts tourists with its Mediterranean coastline and architectural wonders. The 13th century Barcelona Cathedral is located in the historical Gothic Quarter, and a fascinating place to relax at one of the many pavement cafes, visit a museum or art gallery. Walking through the area a visitor will see a selection of various entertainers and street performers displaying their works of art and individual acts.
Barcelona was the residence of Picasso for a number of years and there is a museum dedicated to him with a collection of his early works on show. Gaudi’s famous architectural creations can be found all over the city and are jaw dropping in their use of mosaic tiles, twisted sculptures and curved stones.
A fascinating street of boutiques, restaurants and entertainers, Las Rambas will lead you down to the Barcelona’s beach with its wealth of cafes and bars. There is plenty to keep you busy in the evenings too, visit the Montjuich Castle where you can view the spectacular Magic Fountains with a fantastic display of light, water and music or head to a nightclub at the waterfront. If you are looking for somewhere to stay then it is easy to book Spain hotels online, a service that is speedy and handy for those with little time.
Italy is another country popular for weekend getaways and short breaks. Venice, Milan, and Florence are all spectacular cities to visit, each with a personality that will impress even the most experienced traveler. Rome has managed to maintain its renaissance and baroque architecture in a modern and stylish atmosphere. St. Peter’s Square is just one of many areas where the locals and visitors like to meet up and socialize, eat, and watch the organized events. The Colosseum was the site of gladiatorial and animal combats, The Pantheon is the best preserved Roman building in the world and The Basilica Cathedral is a medieval masterpiece, these are all sights guaranteed to give you a taste of Rome’s ancient past.
Many people of course come to Italy for the shopping, all the designer names can be found here from Armani and Prada to Dolce and Gabbana. One of the most famous shopping cities has to be Milan, famous for its fashion houses the city has elegance and taste. The main attractions here are The Duomo Cathedral, the world-famous opera house La Scala and Santa Maria delle Grazie Church where Leonardo da Vinci's mural of the Last Supper can be viewed.
Paris is a hit with people of all ages. The international capital of art, fashion and style can be a romantic destination, fun for families with kids, or perfect for a group of friends seeking entertainment. You can’t visit Paris without paying a visit to the Arc de Triomphe, the Notre Dame Cathedral and of course the Eiffel Tower. There are a number of beautiful gardens and parks in the city centre that during the autumn months are full of color and flowers and in the summer months buzz with festivals, fetes, events and shows.
It is an easy procedure to book Italy hotels as well as other worldwide accommodation, simply check online for an organization dealing in online reservations. It’s very straight-forward and you can have your reservation confirmed in just a couple of minutes, by far the most convenient way to make an online hotel booking.
by: Michiel Van Kets
Friday, June 12, 2009
Set Sail with a Cruise Travel Agency
When you decide it is time for a cruise, your best bet is to book it through a travel agency that has extensive experience in creating and booking travel packages for different types of cruises. Choosing to use a cruise travel agency has a number of advantages over trying to make the arrangements yourself.
Even if you spend days checking out online cruise offers and phoning different cruise lines, the bottom line is that the cruise travel agency can cover a lot more ground in much less time, ultimately making the planning process a lot easier. Within a matter of minutes, they can ask a few basic questions and access a number of options for your cruise experience. They can tell you what cruises are leaving from what ports, which ports are visited, and how long each cruise would last. Trying to find the same information on your own would take at least hours, if not days, to manage.
There is also an excellent chance that the travel agency will have information on cruises that you have never even heard of before. While you may have been thinking in terms of an ocean cruise of some type, the agency may be aware of cruises that make the most of a trip up and down a coastline, stopping at interesting ports along the way. There is a good chance a travel agency would be familiar with what is sometimes called boutique cruises. Boutique cruises are cruises that are tailored to a specific market, such as retirees, young singles, or faith based cruises. From this perspective, the agency can help broaden your possibilities for this exciting experience.
You are most likely going to be working with travel budget for your cruise vacation. The agent can take your maximum figure into consideration, along with the dates you have in mind for the cruise, and come up with practical suggestions that meet both criteria. Because travel agencies that specialize in cruise vacations are more likely to know how to claim the best deals, you have a much better chance of getting more amenities for the money you can afford to spend.
Travel agencies that routinely book cruises are also much more likely to be able to provide details on what types of shipboard amenities and amusements will be available. This also saves you a great deal of time, since you can compare the merits of more than one cruise line for your trip. The agency can provide information on the activities, on board shopping and entertainment options, and other key elements of life on board with ease. Since you can consider the options side by side, making a decision on which line to use will be a snap.
Even the most seasoned of travelers sometimes forget some details. This can create problems during the cruise. For example, you may have forgotten that you need a passport in order to leave the ship and do some shopping at a particular port of call. There may also be matters such as making sure you carry other specific types of identification, observe any restrictions on the items you can take along on the ship, and many other matters that may not occur to you until it is too late. A seasoned travel agent will know immediately what you need and what you can or cannot do in connection with a given cruise itinerary, and advise you in advance.
Unfortunately, there is still the possibility of something unanticipated happening on the cruise, such as a sudden illness or an emergency at home that requires you to cut the trip short. Making all your plans through the travel agency can be very advantageous in situations of this type. The agency can simply access your plans, cancel any remaining legs of the trip you will not be able to take, and process alternative plans to get you wherever you need to go, whether it is the nearest healthcare facility or a quick flight home. Since time is often precious in these types of situations, having a travel agency to handle all the details for you will get you where you need to go a lot faster.
Finding the right travel agency for your cruise may take a little time on the front end. If there are several agencies in your city or town, find out which ones are very familiar with cruise options. Visit each one and see how well you get along with the agents, and which ones exhibit the most interest in helping you plan the ideal cruise vacation. It should not take too long to settle on the right agency and begin making plans for your dream vacation.
by: Jennifer Bailey
Saturday, June 6, 2009
How to Save Money for Traveling
There are a lot of ways that you can save yourself a lot of money on travel. Many people are traveling less these days because it can get quite costly and expensive, especially for a whole family. Traveling with the whole family is important to do, because it is an opportunity in our busy lives to spend time together and have fun. Our lives could become so hectic that this doesn’t happen often.
Saving money on travel is all about planning and preparation. The more time you take to plan your vacation, the more time and research you can put into finding a good deal on your dream vacation. You will need to have access to a computer with an internet connection, as most of the great travel deals are found online. You can have a travel agent do the searching for you, but you will have to pay them a fee.
Decide on a destination that you would like to travel to. Most major destinations have peak and off peak time, and if you travel there in a non peak season, you can typically get a cheaper hotel rate, as well as discounted admission to any parks or admission you might want to see and do. There are also many tips about travel and finance at http://www.fidetips.com for you to read.
You can find a lot of inexpensive travel deals if you have flexible travel dates. If you can alter your vacation a day or two, you can save yourself a lot of money. You should research on travel websites online to find the best deals. It can be quite expensive to travel on weekends and holidays, but less in the middle of the week. You may skip an airline flight and take the time to drive to your destination, or taking a bus.
Whenever you plan to travel, you can also save yourself some money by bringing snacks, drink and food on your vacation. This will eliminate eating out so much, which can be really expensive. You may also take advantage and stay at places which have free continental breakfast, which will save you the cost of one meal a day.
You may also like to travel in a large group that will give you the availability of getting a discount for the larger group. If you are traveling for a wedding or other occasions, ask the hotel in advance if you can set a block on a few rooms, they typically will give you a lower price.
There are a lot of ways you can save money on travel, making the vacation dream that is affordable an actual reality. You just need to have the time to plan, prepare and search for the best deals.
by: Teeny Ingberg