Europe in 1994 Offers Deals and Remembrances for Travelers
European travel in 1994 features low airfares and affordable packages for World War II memorials across France the Netherlands and Belgium from February to September marking D-Day Market Garden and the Battle of the Bulge. Veterans and families receive discounts with Air France offering 30 percent off through 1994 and multiple tours timed around Lillehammer Winter Olympics and tulip celebrations in Holland with guided tours in Bastogne Nijmegen Leiden and more.
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Europe
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Air France
Normandy
Paris
Holland
Arnhem and
Oosterbeek
Nijmegen
Groesbeek
Ardennes
Momignies
Neuville-en-Condroz
Henri
Lillehammer
Norway
Dinant
Adolphe Sax
Leiden
Keukenhof
Amsterdam
Franz Hals Museum
Haarlem
Rijksmuseum
Lisbon
Cais de Sodre
Largo Do Rato
British Airways
London
Nice
Barcelona
Munich
Finnair
Finland
Helsinki
Stockholm
U.S
Consular officers assist Americans abroad in distress
The U S Embassy and consulates provide help for stolen passports, missing persons, illness, and arrests. They require police reports and citizenship proof, may arrange replacements or evacuation, and coordinate with local authorities. In drug cases they seek humane treatment and fair trials.
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Paris
Rome
Greece
U.S
State Department
Washington
United States
Roy Rogers 82 Expands Wild West Museum Village Plan
Victorville California reports Roy Rogers at 82 active in revival plans for a 28 million 1995 phase one Rogers Dale Nostalgia Park on Interstate 18. The Roy Rogers Dale Evans Museum centerpiece will showcase Trigger Buttermilk Nellybelle and the Rogers clan while Rogers cautions about gun violence and aging health.
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Victorville
Calif
Hollywood
Elise
Roy Rogers
Interstate 18
Rogers
Dusty
Rogerses
Rogers Dale
Roy
Dale Evans
Rogers Clan
Trigger
Dale
Buttermilk
Bullet
Ohio
Leonard Slye
California
Nellybelle
Brad Hanson
Dorothy
Scuattsdale
Ariz
Hanson
Clark Gable
Nill
Grand Canyon planners weigh car ban all across park
Grand Canyon officials study options to curb car use amid parking shortages. A $1.5 million planning effort considers mass transit, gateway villages outside park boundaries, and permit systems to spread visitors and ease congestion. Some favor outside-the-park housing and limited lodging. The debate sparked after a typical summer day sees about 20,000 visitors and 6,000 cars with under 2,000 parking spaces.
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Grand Canyon National Park
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Roger Clark
Grand Canyon Trust
West Rim Drive
Traver
Teaver
Park
Canyon
Grand Canyon Village
Babbitt
Arizona
Rotary travelogue to China at Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Rotary Club hosts the fourth travelogue event Marco Polo's China Today on January 20 at 7 30 p m in the Gov Thomas Johnson High auditorium. Willis Moore portrays modern-day China with Beijing visits and the Terra Cotta Army in Xian. Tickets 4 proceeds support a county student scholarship fund. Also notes a Union Bridge Ski Club trip to New Zealand July 29 to August 14 priced 2025 with add ons and a Queens New York naming by Catherine of Braganza.
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Rotary Club
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Marco Polo
China
Moore
Hawaii Geographic Society
Honolulu Press Club
Union Bridge Ski Club
New Zealand
Southern Alps
Christchurch
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European Travel Commission
New York
Third Ave
N.Y
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Fifth Ave
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Lexington Ave
Norwegian Tourist Board
Portuguese Tourist Board
Memorial Dr
Cambridge
Mass
P.O. Box
McAfee
N.J
Associated Press
Gardena Valley
Scandinavia
Slovenia
Park Gates
Tusayan
Interior Department
Kevin Sweeney
Canyon Forest Village Corp
Gateway Villages
Canyon Forest
Williams
Flagstaff
Czeslaw Schmidt
Schmidt
Newport News
Bermuda
Ocean & Cruise News
Lilly
Nihon Stary Per
Rotary Travelogue
Borough of
Queens
New York City
Catherine of Braganza
England
Charles I
Wwe
Frederick Nefs-Post
Souma Souce
Frederick
Travel
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami Minneapoli
Priledelpai
Pittsburgh St. Louis
San Diego
San Francis
Seattle
Tampa/St. Petersburg
Washington, D.C
Patrick St. Frederick
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