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How To Find Adult Only Resorts

Kara470 — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 14:25:00 -0600

There are times when you, frankly, don't want to vacation with or around children. Your honeymoon might be one of them. After all, what could kill a romantic moment more than a baby crying in the corner of a candlelit dining room. Or toddlers bouncing on the beds in the hotel room next door-at 2 a.m.

Or perhaps you and your partner are due for a kid-free vacation-that is, a vacation free not only from strangers' children, but your own. I know when I'm traveling with my husband on an intended romantic getaway, nothing can deflate my happy bubble more than seeing parents and children enjoying time together. I start to wonder if we should have taken our kids along...

That's why I'm a fan of adult-only resorts. What a nice way to relax and meet other like-minded folks. Here are some tips for finding a resort that's just right for you:

How To Vacation in San Diego

The2 — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 10:38:00 -0500

If you're thinking about planning a vacation to San Diego chances are the first things that jump to mind are a warm climate and inviting beaches. But San Diego has a lot more to offer than just beautiful sunny days at the beach (although that's enough to draw most people for at least a weekend). San Diego has world-famous attractions, great shopping, historic neighborhoods and a culture all its own.

There's a lot to consider when planning your stay in San Diego and what you choose to do will depend on how long your vacation is. Below is a list of neighborhoods and attractions that you should at least consider visiting while vacationing in San Diego, as well as a few tips about where to stay and how to get around town.

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How To Plan a Romantic Getaway

Amy135 — Tue, 25 Apr 2006 09:24:00 -0500

Occasionally, every couple ought to escape the humdrum of daily routine and indulge in a romantic getaway. While popular, couples often avoid these excursions due to the impression that romantic trips require elaborate planning. Don't be intimidated! The value of these vacations far outweighs the labor in planning and preparing them. Consider the following guidelines.

Decide when to go and ask for the vacation time. This is a crucial, often neglected step. Getting the vacation time from work well in advance of the trip will ensure that the getaway is uninterrupted by work obligations and will also relieve you of significant stress. If necessary, schedule child care for this time as well. Consult grandparents or friends in advance so they can make the necessary arrangements, as well.

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