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- Pet Policies for Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, American Airlines and Other Domestic Carriers
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- Tips on How to Plan an Accessible Road Trip
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- 2024 Travel Destinations: 52 Places to Go This Year
Monthly Archives: February 2015
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Hospitality is a derivative of the French word hospice which means to provide care or shelter for travelers. In the 17th century coffee houses came about in Europe and the most famous is Cafe Florian which is still open today. … Continue reading
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I studied Business Administration at Lehman College for two years before deciding that although I do have an interest in Business, pursuing a degree was not the right thing for me. Now my goal is to get a Bachelor’s degree … Continue reading
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