Professor Offers Fresh Honeymooning Advice From Dr. Vahanian
Dr. Paul Vahanian of Teachers College Columbia University suggests couples rethink honey moons from a short trip to a long stay at home or a series of compact weekend getaways. He emphasizes honesty privacy and budgeting and urges couples to discuss differences to ease adaptation after marriage.
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France to Welcome Tourists With Friendlier Frontiers and Fares
Paris officials launch a mid May campaign to restore La Douce France image by rewarding excellent service in hotels and restaurants. Tourists will receive maps brochures voting cards and lottery chances for a French motorcar while helpers from police to gendarmes foster courtesy.
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Jet Planes Create Simple Honeymoon Cruise Options
The piece explains that short Caribbean cruises and West Indies flights are popular for honeymoons with one week budgets around 150 dollars per person on cruises and higher costs for plane trips. It notes cabin scarcity, tips, and shopping money, plus Nassau hotel rates about 125 dollars per person weekly, with extras about 15 dollars daily.
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Unnecessary luggage for honeymoons
A travel packing guide advises using one large 28 inch suitcase and a small hand luggage piece for two weeks. Pack toiletries in the hand bag, keep the big case for clothes, consider climate, and choose simple double duty items and minimal accessories to cover several outfits.
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