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Travel Club: Visit Ethiopia with our Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield
[ad_1] We go to the country of origin. We are going to the country that our ancestors left to populate the world. We go to the roots of Christianity. We are going to Ethiopia. We go to Axum, the capital of ancient Abyssinia, and its dusty markets. We will see the rock-cut churches in Lalibela. …
I wanna get out of the travel club but they say no
[ad_1] Question: My husband and I recently stayed at the Grand Palladium Jamaica Resort & Spa in Montego Bay, Jamaica. During our stay, we attended a presentation for the Christophe Elliott Palladium Travel Club, which provides access to other Palladium resorts. We signed a contract and paid $ 1,540 for our membership. After we came …
Cape Coral Founder’s Travel Club Takes Flight
[ad_1] Cynthia williams | Special to The News-Press In a 1987 interview for the Oral History program at the University of Florida, Charles Cavanaugh, who was recruited by Jack Rosen in 1962 as a salesperson for the development company, recounts Jack Rosen’s idea in 1965, to create the Travel Guild of America club to stimulate …
New Luxury Travel Club gives members access to luxury travel tips and tricks
PRIOR is an engaging luxury travel club that helps members plan the perfect trip. Many people who travel regularly do so for several different reasons. It can be a way to do something different, an excuse to visit a whole new place, or to learn more about a particular country. If you fall into the …
David Prior launches Prior, a members-only travel club – WWD
[ad_1] On a hot day in early August, David Prior was in the Aeolian Islands off the coast of Sicily when he came across the Perfect Granita. “Wild blackberries – from the island of Vulcano – and fig granita, then they put the cream on it,” he recalls. “It’s sort of the perfect analogy between …
The new PRIOR Travel Club gives members exclusive access to some of the world’s best kept secrets
[ad_1] One of PRIOR’s goals is to redefine what luxury travel means, including experiences that don’t ordinarily seem “five starâ€. One trip might involve closing the Picasso Museum in Barcelona for a private tour, another might allow guests to live like a monk for the day in East Asia. “We are questioning the idea of …