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Things are getting more exciting as the 2012 London Games get closer and closer. Make sure you register as soon as possible. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Your prompt registration will help you get in on the ground floor of this historic event, giving you the lowest prices and the best selection for sports and accommodations! Don’t miss out on your opportunity to experience one of the biggest international sporting events.

Also, remember the 2012 Travel Package includes many exciting deals and activities, aside from the games. One of the exciting options of the travel package is the three day guided tours, showing you the highlights and “hot spots” of this beautiful location.

Day Tour I -- Buckingham Palace & Tower of London

   
Day Tour II -- Famous Museums or Stonehenge
 
   
Day Tour III -- Oxford - Stratford - Cambridge

The Vancouver Games event had a miraculous turnout. Travelers from all over the world came to share in the once-in-a-lifetime experience. As a result, Vancouver has now become an even greater hot spot for travel.

Vancouver is a bustling city, full of lots of fun activities and attractions year-round. Here are some of the many: http://govancouver.about.com/od/bestofvancouver/a/one_day_vancouv.htm

One big upcoming event in Vancouver, from June 17th to 24th, is the Vancouver Festival d’été francophone; Vancouver’s live francophone music festival.

For more information on Traveling in Vancouver: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dFRN6uRheA

More exciting events are just around the corner. If you missed out on the Vancouver Games, don’t miss out on registering for the upcoming 2012 London Games. The buzz is out there and we have already begun to set-up several personalized travel packages for our travelers. 

Interested in taking a trip to Germany? Here are five location “hot spots” you might want to explore:

1. Site of Interest: Mosel Valley’s Burg Eltz – an over 500 year old castle with 80 rooms and 40 fireplaces, just a 30 minute car drive away from the town of Cochem.
   (http://www.burg-eltz.de/e_index.html)
   
   
   
   
   
2. Festival or Event: Oktoberfest- giant brewery-sponsored beer halls that can hold up to 5,000 people a piece; the 16-day festival in Munich has become well-known all over the world.
   
   
   
   
   
3. Museum: The Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) – located in the popular location of Frankfurt, the museum has exhibits with more than 30,000 objects representing European and Asian decorative arts. (http://www.angewandtekunst-frankfurt.de/mak_e/english/01_kontakt.html)
   
   
   
   
   
4. Food: Café Grundmann in Leipzig Germany is said to serve some of the best schnitzel. The schnitzel (cutlet) is typically composed of veal or pork that is breaded. It may be served with gravy and mushrooms to spicy vegetables (http://www.cafe-grundmann.de/). Other popular German foods include:
   a)  Gulasch (goulash) is a mix of meat in a stew, sometimes with vegetables added.
   b)  Sausage is a common way of spreading meat out.
   
   
   
   
   
5. Nightlife: For a hip vibe with sweeping views of Berlin, hit the Weekend Club. It is located on the upper floors of an old office building on Alexanderplatz. With the Bar and furniture at the center of the Weekend Club, the panoramic windows looking out on Berlin's cityscape are the signature of this hotspot. (http://www.week-end-berlin.de/)