Going Our Way Collecting The Great Small Hotels Of The World
Shirley and Bob Sloane introduce a series on great small hotels, arguing hotel greatness rests on many factors and detailing standout boutique properties across the Bahamas Bermuda Jamaica Mexico St. Lucia St. Maarten Chile and Pucon with notes on privacy service decor and exclusive clientele.
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Shirley
Bob Sloane
Vietnam
Lts
Sone
Papas
Mama
Paris
United States
Canada
ST. Maarten
Passaggrahan
Palm Beach
Philipsburg
Chile
South America
Lake Villarina
Adal Stevenson
Hostesses Of The Jet Age Charmers In Dallas
In Dallas the Jet Age hostesses are described as tall, tech aware and image conscious. A new five story hostess college trains women in makeup, fitness, cabin procedures, and in flight hospitality while showcasing Braniff style uniforms and in-house facilities to prepare recruits for elite airline service.
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Ron Butler
Dallas
Loring
Perry
Flay
H. Betaine
Pralim International
Pat Zahrt
Texas
Treline
Elreraft
Andre
Braniff
Branill
Air
Guides for students travel on modest budgets worldwide
A review of inexpensive student travel guides highlights Europe Bahamas Jamaica Puerto Rico and other destinations. Written for budget conscious youth the guides cover where to go eat stay shop mingle and enjoy the scene with authentic student perspectives.
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Simon & — Berwster
Upson
Bahamas
Bermuda
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
Mie
Karen Thorsen Wil
Paris
Biactitz
Tnell
Young
Thorsen
Vassar
Qisa
France
Miss ‘Thorsen
Phoenix tourist trade valued at about 200 million
Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun draw about 200 million dollars annually from tourism. The figure reflects broad visitor spending across hotels, attractions, and services in the Phoenix metro area.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Phoenix
Arizona
Valley of the Fan
HemisFair countdown to opening at San Antonio 1868 style
In San Antonio the HemisFair complex nears completion with a countdown clock ticking toward a spring opening. The 156 million project covers 92.6 acres and aims to welcome up to 7 to 1 million visitors with on-site river transportation, gondolas, water taxis, a Swiss skyride, and a world pavilion layout.
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San Antonio
Thomasis
Texas
U.S.A
Mattianceues
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Mirangola Till
Montego Bay
Port Antonio
Frenchman's Cove
Mexico
Montana
Morelia
Raymond Case
ST. Lucia
St. Antoine
Castries Harbor
Ale Waugh
Marigot Bay
Miranda Hill
Walker Shutt
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San Francisco
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England
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Denmark
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