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Credit Card Travel Tips: Some Do's and Don't's
Most people would never think of traveling without credit cards - and for many good reasons. Credit and charge cards can certainly give you an edge while on the road: You do not have to carry as much cash - a definite security advantage - and you...
Holland Travel - Amsterdam, Van Gogh, Anne Frank
Holland certainly has a reputation with travelers. Known for having a very liberal attitude on social issues such as prostitution and drugs, the reputation is not always deserved. Yes, marijuana and prostitution is legal, but there is so much more...
How to Become a Travel Agent in 24 Hours
The travel industry has been going through some significant changes over the last few years. Mom and Pop travel agencies are quickly being replaced by online booking engines like Orbitz or Travelocity. But there is one problem: 80% of all...
How To Keep Yourself Healthy While Traveling
Have you ever planned a trip weeks or maybe months in advance,
but when the time comes to have fun, you get sick during the
journey and have to spend your time alone in the hotel room? Of
course, this is something that no one wants to experience....
Traveling in Mexico City: The Ins & Outs of Getting Around
If you have never traveled to Mexico City before, getting around can be a bit overwhelming. There are many ways to travel within Mexico City, and the methods, rules and day-to-day getting from Point A to Point B can be frustrating. This article...
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Want To Start Your Own Business In 2006? Get Into The Travel Industry
While the economy has been good to some people, it has been less
than stellar for others. Many people are feeling squeezed
between high energy prices and jobs that are always cutting back.
NOW may be exactly the right time to start your own home-based
business. Unlike a traditional brick and mortar business, you
don't need to borrow thousands to get your home-based business
started. You won't need to rent an office, hire employees, or
even pay much tax.
The next question is, what kind of business should I get into?
Let me suggest you take a good, hard look at the travel
industry. It's simply the largest business in the world,
accounting for more than $5 TRILLIION in sales each year -- and
growing by a whopping 25% annually.
Now it doesn't take a CPA to know you can make a great
home-based income even you just get the crumbs off that $5
Trillion table. And new developments in the travel industry are
making that easier than ever.
Vast groups of vacationers are joining together to create
unprecedented bargaining power.
Airlines, hotels, resorts, and
golf courses are always in hot competition with each other. When
a large association of vacationers shows interest, these
vacation companies offer their best deals.
The association will say "We'll tell our members to buy from you
-- IF you'll give us your best deal." A luxury hotel, for
example, will often let members stay for just $200 to $400 PER
WEEK.
Combine those super low travel rates with the vast number of
people who are vacation these days, then mix in all the cold
weather we've been seeing nationwide, and you've got a stampede
of new prospects to tropical vacation destinations.
Base your new home-based business on that huge trend and you'll
earn some serious cash in 2006.
About the author:
Ron Holmes is a home business consultant based in Minnesota. See
his movie illustrating how you can get big discounts on
vacations at http://www.coastal-call-center-sales.com See his
business opportunity that lets you travel for FREE at
http://www.SuccessWithCoastal.com. ron@successandtravel.com
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