Affordably Luxurious Romantic Getaways
July 3, 2009 on 8:19 am | In Adventure Travel, Africa, Alberta, Antigua Barbuda Anquilla, Asia, Beachbooker, British Columbia, Canada, Caribbean, India, Labrador, London, Malaysia, Manitoba, Mauritius, NWT, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Pacific Islands, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Scotland, South Africa, Toronto, United Kingdom, Wales, Weddings Honeymoons | Comments Off
Affordably Luxurious Romantic Getaways
From Bailey Robinson
BAILEY ROBINSON (www.baileyrobinson.com Tel 01488 689 700) the operator specialising in affordable luxury, has selected seven destinations - Fiji, South Africa, Mauritius, Malaysia, Antigua, Canada and India - ideal for weddings, honeymoons or romantic getaways.
WEDDING & HONEYMOON IDEAS & OFFERS:
INDIA - 12-night wedding & honeymoon packages from £5,000 per person
ANTIGUA - book 10 nights and receive a free wedding package from £1,565
FIJI - Royal Davui Island Resort - seven nights for the price of six from £3,880
MAURITIUS - Le Prince Maurice - bride stays free, seven nights from £2,740 per couple
ROMANTIC GETAWAYS:
SOUTH AFRICA - Garonga - five nights for the price of four from £1,230
CANADA - eight nights from £4,900 per couple in British Columbia
MALAYSIA - Pangkor Laut - seven nights for the price of six from £1,230 per couple
INDIA - This proposed wedding itinerary starts from Shimla at the foot of the Himalayas featuring the Wildflower Hall’s ornate glass-domed gazebo as the wedding location. This former Lord Kitchener residence, built in the grand colonial style, is now an Oberoi hotel.
Next up, Agra, 16th and 17th century capital of India and home to the world’s greatest monument built for love - the Taj Mahal - with accommodation in another Oberoi property, Amarvilas.
The itinerary concludes in Rajhasthan with stays in both Jaipur and Udaipur.
WEDDING PACKAGE PRICE: 12-nights from £5,000 per person which includes international flights, the wedding ceremony and city tours.
ANTIGUA - WEDDING OFFER: book 10 nights at Blue Waters and receive a free wedding package which includes room upgrade, registration, fees, bouquet, button hole, decorated gazebo, champagne, wedding cake and wedding breakfast with champagne.
Alternatively, for a 10-night honeymoon, silver or gold wedding anniversary receive a guaranteed room upgrade with a free champagne breakfast.
PRICE: 10 nights for the price of nine from £1,565 per person including accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis and international flights.
FIJI - Voted “The Most Romantic Island Hideaway in the South Pacific, Caribbean and Atlantic” by Condé Nast Traveller two years running, the Royal Davui Island Resort is the perfect wedding/ honeymoon location.
Various wedding options are available including a traditional Fijian ceremony.
HONEYMOON OFFER: seven- nights for the price of six from £3,880 per person on an all-inclusive basis and including international flights.
MAURITIUS - According to Condé Nast Traveller, there are few hotels in the world to rival the sheer physical beauty of Le Prince Maurice which stretches back from a private, reef-protected lagoon fringed by four white beaches.
Facilities include a magnificent infinity pool surrounded by sixty acres of glorious gardens. HONEYMOON OFFER: The bride stays free with prices starting from £2,740 per couple, including accommodation on a half board basis with international flights.
SOUTH AFRICA - Nestling in the Makalali Conservancy, west of Kruger National Park, Garonga is an exclusive secluded, incredibly romantic safari camp offers nature lovers an intimate, holistic, unhurried wildlife experience.
PRICE: five nights for the price of four from £1,320 per person on an all-inclusive basis including international flights.
CANADA - This suggested eight-night self-drive itinerary through British Columbia features beautiful Victoria, Clayoquot Sound, renowned for its bears, whales, sea lions, orca, porpoise, puffins and bald eagles, and Sonora Resort, the ultimate in scenic luxury, relaxation and gourmet dining.
PRICE: eight nights from £7,800 per couple, including international flights; two nights at Abigail’s Hotel including breakfast; three nights at Wickaninnish Inn; three nights at Sonora Resort including all meals, drink and a privately guided salmon fishing trip; car rental and a bear viewing tour.
MALAYSIA - Pangkor Laut, a stunning 300-acre private paradise island, boasts villas which are situated over water, on the beach and in the hills.
PRICE: Seven nights for the price of six from £1,230 per couple with accommodation on a room only and international flights and transfers.
IN ADDITION:
MALAYSIAN AIRLINES is offering free upgrades from business to first class on Asia and Australasia flights. Offer valid until 31st December 2009, must be booked by 30th September 2009.
Bailey Robinson (www.baileyrobinson.com Tel 01488 689 700) specialises in affordable luxury, designing individually tailor made journeys.
From its portfolio of fabulous handpicked hotels and resorts in over 65 destinations worldwide, Bailey Robinson can create the perfect itinerary. Whatever a traveller’s interests, dreams and aspirations - a romantic break for two, an action-packed family adventure or a life enhancing journey to the farthest reaches of the globe - Bailey Robinson has the solution.
Playboy Golf celebrates its 10th anniversary
June 30, 2009 on 9:10 am | In Alberta, Australia, British Columbia, California, Canada, Chicago, East Coast, Florida, Gaming Resorts, Golf Resorts, Great Lakes, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Midwest, New England, New South Wales, New York City, Ontario, Orlando, Pacific Northwest, Plains States, Queensland, Rockies, San Diego, San Francisco, Southwest, Sports Travel, Sydney, Texas, The South, Toronto | Comments Off
The Playboy Golf Scramble was created 10 years ago and has grown into an exclusive grassroots tournament hitting more than 20 cities across the United States, Canada and Australia.
Each local event features a VIP pre-party followed by a unique day of golf on a specially selected golf course with Playboy Playmates and Girls of Playboy Golf hosting all events.
Playboy Golf is currently accepting local sponsorship requests and golfer registrations for all events of the 2009 season online at www.playboygolf.com
“The Playboy Golf Scramble combines the fun and sexiness of the Playboy brand with parties and golf in each city, creating a truly memorable experience for all attendees,” said Playboy Playmate Pilar Lastra, Miss August 2004, who has worked at many Playboy Golf Events. ”
We bring together golfers of all ability and mix them with sun, music, food, cocktails, Playmates and Girls of Playboy Golf! It always turns into quite a party on the golf course and I’m looking forward to seeing old friends as well as meeting many new golfers this season!”
Remaining 2009 Season Schedule:
July 9 & 10: Pittsburgh, PA
July 15 & 16: Vancouver, BC
July 23 & 24: San Diego, CA
July 29 & 30: Toronto, ONT
August 6 & 7: Indianapolis, IN
August 9 & 10: Chicago, IL
August 15 & 17: San Francisco, CA
August 19 & 20: Edmonton, AB
August 22 & 24: Los Angeles, CA
August 27 & 28: Des Moines, IA
September 16 & 17: New York, NY
September 20 & 21: Boston, MA
September 24 & 25: Scottsdale, AZ
September 27 & 28: Austin, TX
October 3 & 5: Miami, FL
October 23 & 25: Las Vegas, NV
November 19 & 21: Gold Coast, Australia
The Playboy Golf Scramble, a licensee of Playboy Enterprises International Inc. and produced by TAJ Entertainment, takes place annually and is one of the most unique golfing events in the world.
Golf participants compete at the local and semi-final levels for the honor of reaching the national finals tournament in Southern California.
The Playboy Golf Scramble Finals take place at a world-class golf venue and features celebrity and athlete participants, Playboy Playmates, Girls of Playboy Golf and a once-in-a-lifetime VIP Player’s Pajama and Lingerie party at the Playboy Mansion, making it a truly memorable life experience for any golfer.
Additionally, Playboy Golf raises money for charity at all events.
RBC Canadian Open tickets
June 30, 2009 on 9:02 am | In Alberta, British Columbia, Canada, Golf Resorts, Labrador, Manitoba, NWT, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Toronto, Yukon | Comments Off
TORONTO — Golf Town - Canada’s largest golf retailer with unequaled selection and competitive prices at 47 locations coast to coast - announces it has partnered with the Royal Canadian Golf Association to become an official vendor of tickets for the 2009 RBC Canadian Open.
In celebration of the 100th Canadian Open, and as part of the season-long GT-10 campaign commemorating its own 10th anniversary, Golf Town is currently selling tickets to the event at 12 Toronto-area locations. Hosted by Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville, ON, the PGA Tour’s second-oldest tournament will take place July 20-26, and ticket options include weekly badges for $110 or “Anyday Passes” for $55.
“As the centre of the Canadian golf community, Golf Town continues to help players of all ages develop a lifelong connection to the game,” says Stephen Bebis, President and CEO.
“The RBC Canadian Open is the country’s premier golfing event, and we’re proud to offer our customers a great opportunity for front-row seats to the game’s top performers.”
Available while supplies last, tickets can be purchased at the following Toronto- area Golf Town locations:
• Aurora
• Downtown Toronto
• Etobicoke
• Hamilton
• Markham
• Markham East
• Kitchener
• Mississauga Heartland
• Mississauga
• Scarborough
• Whitby
• Woodbridge
Part of the FedExCup, the 2009 RBC Canadian Open offers a purse of $5.1 million. Contenders will include defending champion Chez Reavie, along with marquee players like Stephen Ames, Mark Calcavecchia, Fred Couples, Luke Donald, Trevor Immelman, Anthony Kim, Camillo Villegas and Mike Weir, among others.
Golf Town offers an unbeatable selection of clubs, bags, balls, apparel, footwear, accessories, gifts, logo merchandise, promotional services and more.
This includes the world’s leading golf brands, such as Adams, Ashworth, Bridgestone, Callaway Golf, Cleveland Golf, Cobra, Dunning, ECCO, FootJoy, Founders Club, Gordon Cooper, Greg Norman, Honma, Hugo Boss, LaCoste, Liz Claiborne, LIJA, Mizuno, Never Compromise, Nike Golf, Odyssey, Ogio, Paradise, Ping, Srixon, Sun Mountain, TaylorMade adidas Golf, Titleist and Wilson.
For more information, please visit www.golftown.com
About Golf Town
Canada’s largest golf retailer, Golf Town was founded in 1999 and has grown from one location in Scarborough, ON, to 47 superstores coast to coast.
At an average size of nearly 18,000 square feet, these retail centres feature all the major name-brand products at the best price, ensuring customers find what they want, when they want it.
A centre of the Canadian golf community for individuals and organizations, Golf Town locations serve as sanctuaries where players of all ages and abilities try, buy, learn about and improve their games.
The largest employer of CPGA professionals, Golf Town offers on-site lessons tailored to an individual’s needs through its In-Store Academy.
The retailer has also established Canada’s leading customer advantage initiative via its Leaderboard Membership Privileges Program. Benefits of this free membership include the chance to win a $500 gift card in a national monthly drawing; timely e-newsletters; members-only special offers on equipment, accessories, golf lessons, in-store events; and more.
Golf Town was acquired by OMERS Private Equity, the entity responsible for private equity investments of the OMERS pension fund, in September 2007.
For more information: www.omerscapital.com
Already a leader in logo products for golf events and other programs, Golf Town purchased Accolade Reaction Promotion Group, Inc., in May 2008 and has created a one-stop-shop for the promotional needs of businesses, meeting planners, sales and marketing executives, and human resource professionals.
Named a 2008 Top 40 Distributor by the Advertising Specialty Institute (ASI), ARPG is the first Canadian corporate merchandise services firm to achieve ASI Top 40 Status.
For more information: www.arpg.ca
Shell Vacations Hospitality in San Francisco
June 29, 2009 on 4:57 pm | In Alberta, Beachbooker, British Columbia, Cabinweb, California, Canada, Chicago, East Coast, Europe, Golf Resorts, Great Lakes, Hawaiian Islands, Hotels, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Midwest, New York City, Ontario, Pacific Northwest, Plains States, Quebec, Road Trips, Sailing, San Diego, San Francisco, Scuba Diving, Skiing Snowboarding, Spa Resorts, Sports Travel, Surfing Resorts, Tennis, Toronto, USA | Comments Off
Extraordinary Resorts in Legendary Destinations
Welcome to Shell Vacations Hospitality, where a collection of 23 one-of-a-kind resorts provide you with just the right place to experience the vacation of a lifetime.
Choose from a variety of popular vacation destinations in North America and Canada including Whistler, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Napa Valley, Las Vegas, San Antonio, San Diego, Kauai, Kona, and Waikiki.
Shell Vacations Hospitality brings you friendly service, superior settings, and an array of year round activities to experience whether you are on a family vacation, a business trip, or on a romantic getaway.
At all of our resorts, guests can enjoy an impressive selection of spacious suites, some with one or two bedrooms, multiple baths and plush living areas. Many have fireplaces, jetted tubs, full kitchens or sleek kitchen-bars and oversized TVs.
Choose from an exciting array of vacation options:
Beach and Water Sport Resorts:
Enjoy the best Hawaiian beaches in Waikiki-Oahu, Kapaa-Kauai, and Kona and Waikoloa-Big Island, or relax on a floating villa in San Diego.
Golf Resorts: Tee off on some of the nation’s most beautiful and challenging golf courses in Phoenix, Tucson, Scottsdale, Napa Valley, Kapaa-Kauai, Kona and Waikoloa on the Big Island, Las Vegas, Mt. Hood in Oregon, Whistler and Northern Ontario in Canada.
Ski & Snow Resorts: Gracefully glide on cross-country Nordic tracks or ride hard freestyle on snowboard in Whistler and Northern Ontario in Canada, Mount Hood in Oregon, and Door County in Wisconsin.
Cultural Pursuits: Sample wines, stroll art galleries and museums, and fully experience the finer points of trendy travel destinations including Napa Valley, San Francisco, Las Vegas and San Antonio.
Family Friendly Resorts: At many of our resorts, enjoy spacious accommodations well suited for families. Close to family-friendly theme parks and cultural centers in Anaheim, San Antonio, Whistler, & Northern Ontario in Canada.
From European style living in the heart of San Francisco’s cultural arts district, to Mountain Lodge living in Whistler, to Southwest style casitas along the fairways of Arizona’s top-rated golf courses, to beach-front lanais overlooking the eastern shore of Kauai, you will always find more than just an ordinary hotel room waiting for you.
Air Canada Non-Stop Montreal-Rome
June 29, 2009 on 10:20 am | In Airlines, Alberta, British Columbia, Canada, Italy, Labrador, Manitoba, NWT, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Quebec, Rome, Saskatchewan, Toronto, Yukon | Comments Off
Air Canada has begun daily non-stop flights between Montréal and Rome. During this summer’s peak travel season, this service will link on a daily basis the Italian capital with Air Canada’s extensive Québec and Atlantic Canada network, as well as major cities on the Eastern U.S. seaboard. Starting Oct. 27, Air Canada will offer year-round Montréal-Rome flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, with same-plane service continuing on to/from Toronto.
For greater convenience and travel choice, this service is timed to offer connecting flights to popular destinations in Italy, including Bari, Lamezia, Milan, Palermo and Venice. As well, Air Canada’s Star Alliance partners Lufthansa and Swiss International Air Lines offer service from Montréal to Munich and Zurich respectively, further increasing connections and travel options.
Insight North America Hot Deals Promo
June 29, 2009 on 9:45 am | In Adventure Travel, Alaska, Alberta, Beachbooker, British Columbia, Cabinweb, California, Canada, Chicago, East Coast, Great Lakes, Labrador, Los Angeles, Manitoba, Miami, Midwest, NWT, New Brunswick, New England, New York City, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Orlando, PEI, Pacific Northwest, Plains States, Quebec, Road Trips, Rockies, San Diego, San Francisco, Saskatchewan, Southwest, Texas, The Keys, The South, Toronto, USA, Yukon | Comments Off
Insight Vacations unveiled a new Hot Deals savings promotion through which it will release on the first and 15th of every month a list of guaranteed departures that are priced at least 10 percent lower than the brochure rate.
Initially the promotion applied only to select European departures. On Monday, Insight released 10 new discounted Europe departures as well as 10 U.S., Canada and Mexico departures that offer a savings of at least 10 percent.
Here are some example departures: Treasures of Mexico, departing July 11, brochure price, $2,475, discounted price, $2,225, savings per couple, $500; and Enchanting Canyonlands, departing July 11, brochure price, $1,650, discounted price, $1,485, savings per couple, $330.
The Hot Deals program includes: Book any of the departures listed on the Hot Deals flyer posted on www.insightvacations.com and clients will save a minimum of 10 percent off the brochure land rate; must be deposited within seven days of booking; bookings that are made 45 days within departure must pay in full at time of booking; offer applies to new bookings only; and every other week beginning June 1 a new list of departures will be posted on www.insightvacations.com
Insight pays a minimum of 10 percent commission on land.
For more information, call 800-582-8380 or visit www.insightvacations.com
Newwest Charters NCL Ship for Winter Olympics
June 28, 2009 on 4:47 pm | In Alberta, British Columbia, Canada, Cruise Boats, Labrador, Manitoba, NWT, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Pacific Northwest, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Skiing Snowboarding, Sports Travel, Toronto, Yukon | Comments Off
With downtown Vancouver hotels nearly completely booked for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, Newwest Special Projects LP, an entrepreneurial travel company, chartered Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Star for the duration of the games.
The ship will be docked in North Vancouver from Feb. 10 through March 2, adding 10 percent capacity (1,119 rooms and suites) to the city’s downtown hotel inventory of 12,000 rooms.
The Norwegian Star will arrive in Vancouver after a four-day sailing from Los Angeles. On March 2, the ship will head south, arriving back in Los Angeles on March 6. A variety of packages are available in either three- or four-night durations during the games.
Nightly stateroom rates start at $350 per person, double, and include meals, airport transfers, daily transfers between the ship and North Vancouver’s Sea Bus Terminal, and a city tour of Vancouver.
Since the ship is a private charter, custom packages can be arranged that could include private coach transfers, multilingual guides, private meals and onboard functions for up to 1,000 guests.
For more information, call 800-661-7281
or visit www.vancouver2010cruiseship.com
Air China Toll-Free in Canada
June 28, 2009 on 4:06 pm | In Airlines, Alberta, Asia, British Columbia, Canada, China, Labrador, Manitoba, NWT, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Toronto, Yukon | Comments Off
Air China Limited announced that it is extending its toll-free telephone customer service throughout Canada from its North American regional headquarters in Los Angeles. Services provided by the North American call center include booking, ticketing, frequent flyer program, flight status inquiries and customer relations.
The center serves bilingually in English and Chinese. The toll-free number is 800-882-8122.
Jetaway to Juneau
June 24, 2009 on 9:40 am | In Adventure Travel, Alaska, Alberta, British Columbia, Cabinweb, Canada, Outdoors, USA, Yukon | Comments Off
JUNEAU, Alaska— Jetaway to Juneau, Alaska for a long weekend this summer and enjoy all of the legendary glaciers, wildlife and wilderness experiences that distinguish Alaska.
Just a quick 2-hour flight from Seattle on Alaska Airlines, transports you to the middle of the 17-million-acre Tongass National Forest and just beneath the 1500-square-mile Juneau Icefield, which creates an environment unparalleled in beauty and adventure.
The 38 glaciers of the Juneau Icefield drape themselves over the coastal mountains just behind the city, giving Juneau the most accessible glaciers in the state.
Alaska’s capital is also a humpback whale haven with over 700 whales inhabiting the region.
Enjoy hiking, biking or ziplining through the forest or kayaking in the quiet inlets along scenic Lynn Canal.
And the best part of any trip to Juneau is that everything you want to do and see is close by –
no long drives or day-long cruises are needed to find the Alaska you’ve always wanted to experience.
Canada Water Adventures
June 24, 2009 on 9:16 am | In Adventure Travel, Alberta, Beachbooker, British Columbia, Cabinweb, Canada, Cruise Boats, Labrador, Manitoba, NWT, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Quebec, Sailing, Saskatchewan, Toronto, Yukon | Comments Off
Water may well be the essence of Canada. We’ve got it, in oodles. Here’s a list of top water fun around the country this summer.
Alberta
As soon as you pull away from these marinas, you won’t see a latte shop, just wild shorelines, stuck together by forests of pine and spires of rock that twist upward of 2,438 m (8,000 ft).
Take a pleasure cruise on Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park, around the historic waters of Minnewanka in Banff National Park or down to the US border on Waterton Lake. You’ll spot more glacier-scoured valleys, Rocky Mountain sheep and bears than people.
British Columbia
Take a province with more than 27,000 km (16,777 mi) of coastline and a few hundred thousand snowboarders itching for summer, and you get BC’s surf scene. Tofino, a sleepy town of 1,655 on Vancouver Island’s Pacific side, explodes into a mini-metropolis every summer as surfers descend, hungry for beginner and intermediate breaks.
Manitoba
Snorkel, canoe or kayak—there are umpteen ways to get nose to nose with a beluga whale near the northern town of Churchill. Besides gaining ground with wildlife, get closer to your inner self with a Northern Soul Yoga Canoe Weekend.
Let Road to Sea Guided Tours show you all the Bay of Fundy area has to offer, including Hopewell Rocks and Cape Enrage. Here you’ll find the world’s highest tidal shifts, so best bone up on your charts in advance.
Newfoundland and Labrador
When the Vikings bumped into Newfoundland 1,000 years ago, they had no idea their arrival would spark so many firsts. It was here that Marconi received the first transatlantic radio signal; that Lindbergh began his solo flight to Paris.
Make your own “first” on a Viking Trail bike tour with Pedal and Sea Adventures. Or, dodge mountains of ice on a boat tour up Iceberg Alley or on an eco-tour along the “Minke Way.”
Nova Scotia
Riddled with dead-end coves of higgledy-piggledy fishing shacks, there’s no better way to see Nova Scotia than by boat. Learn to sail with Discovery Sailing and a week later you’ll know the difference between a bowline and a reef knot, as well as the location of every crab shack along this puckered coastline.
Ontario
The very magnitude of five million cubic feet of water tumbling over its rocky lip, every minute of the day, is mind blowing.
And deafening. Glide under the roar of Niagara Falls on the Maid of the Mist, where you’ll learn more staggering facts from the skipper.
Other germane gems can be gathered on a houseboat float down the lazy Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site, a 386-km (240-mi) manmade lift-lock system that connects Georgian Bay with Lake Ontario.
Prince Edward Island
Nestled on the Northumberland Strait, the West Point Lighthouse has winked its maritime codes out to seadogs since 1876. Now you can bunk down in this renovated lighthouse-inn and spend lazy days cycling or clamming and beachcombing amongst the dunes.
Quebec
Have time to experience only a sliver of Quebec’s four historic maritime regions? Consider a cycling-and-cruise combo with CTMA Group, a pokey meander along the St. Lawrence River, through the Îles de la Madeleine archipelago, the Gaspésie Peninsula and Percé Rock, ending in enchanting, 400-year-old Québec City.
Saskatchewan
Grey Owl may have been an imposter, but he was no wimp.
There isn’t a single road to Grey Owl’s cabin, but there is a whopping lake, Kingsmere, to cross and a spindly portage to hike—key ingredients for a do-it-yourself canoe trip.
Visit the transplanted Englishman’s spartan cabin that was built on water; see how his beloved beavers were able to dip under the frame and swim up inside, right next to his bunk bed. A journal lies open on his desk, the water laps the bed frame, a loon wobbles his trilly sound somewhere far off—I thought it worth every stroke to get here.
Yukon
Feel the collective free-spiritedness of the Yukon in the hurly burly bars of Dawson City, then flee “civilization” for a fly-fishing holiday on Tincup LakeTincup Wilderness Lodge. The prize here is Arctic grayling, and even novice anglers can catch (and release) a half dozen of these acrobatic fish in an hour.
The cedar cabins at , not to mention the gourmet grub and wood-heated sauna, were good enough for Martha Stewart, who visited in 2000.
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