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TPC group teams up with environmental groups for an ecologically responsible approach to tourism. While visiting natural resource dependent communities throughout Jamaica, Team grew increasingly concerned with the shortsighted mismanagement of the environment in culturally rich sites and decided to take action.

TPC consultants to help communities build and live in a sustainable way. By getting involved with local activists hopes to inspire others involved in tourism to take drastic and creative measures to preserve Jamaica’s natural resources.

Creative breaks like the American Express Platinum Club at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah and the elegant simplicity of a yoga break in Thailand served as inspiration for the company’s creators. The experience in Thailand was grounded in environmental integrity since there was minimal impact on the environment. Furthermore, Lyn explains that these vacations were culturally grounded in something so completely different from her own life, that she left a different person, a person “rejuvenated through new experiences”. Lyn is intent on sharing that feeling with others, hence the birth of a company that would take you to the very heart of her beloved Jamaica.

However, ‘whole learning experiences’ certainly don’t come cheap as Jamaica’s only personalized luxury travel company and the most creative of the country’s tour operators. Each tour is individually customized for particular sensibilities, allowing you to be as active or as relaxed as you wish. Options range from an escape that allows you to arrive at your own private Eden by helicopter, indulge in Jamaican gourmet, swim in a serene lagoon or spend your time pondering the teachings of Rasta.

But perhaps one of the most attractive features of the company is their knowledgeable travel advisors, called Escape Artists. These Caribbean cool cultural virtuosos help you discover Jamaica’s hidden treasures with a multitude of stimulating activities to make your journey a magical one. Escape Artists are always at your disposal to satisfy your needs and can arrange anything from a renowned chef to visit your villa to teach you the art of local cuisine, to a relaxing day on sailboat drifting across the tranquil Caribbean Sea.

TPC also offer their clients the very best in exclusive accommodations throughout the island including a variety of elegant mountain and beachside villas, rustic cottages and high concept, beautifully designed hotels. Notable partners include Goldeneye, the Caves, Jakes, Strawberry Hill, Round Hill, Ritz Carlton, Tryall Club, Half Moon and Royal Plantation.

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Seattle, WA (PRWEB) October 28, 2009

Inspired by the intrepid journeys and legendary explorations of Leif Eriksson to the New World, three voyages mark the third chapter of small-ship exploration line Cruise West’s epic world adventure, Voyages of the Great Explorers. Starting from Honfleur, France and ending in St. John’s, Newfoundland, guests will visit the United Kingdom and Scandinavia — with excursions to multiple UNESCO World heritage sites — before charting a course across the North Atlantic.

Guests will save up to $ 1,550 per person ($ 3,100 per cabin) and receive free round trip international airfare from five select U.S. Cities: San Francisco (SFO), Los Angeles (LAX), Chicago (ORD), Washington D.C. (IAD) and New York (JFK) or an air credit of $ 750 per person by booking and paying in full by December 18, 2009.

In addition to an included excursion at every port, each of the three voyages will be enhanced by an extraordinary ‘Ultimate Explorers Experience’ (UEE), designed to bring guests into direct personal contact with fascinating peoples, cultures and natural wonders. Engaging presentations by notable experts on the region’s culture, history and current events will bring each region to life.

The Viking’s adventures come alive in three distinct voyages

Cruise West’s own “Modern Day Explorer” Captain Reidulf Maalen, will take the helm of the Spirit of Oceanus for all three voyages. He brings not only a lifetime of maritime experience, but also a warm level of hospitality that has made him one of the most sought out captains in the industry.

Voyage 11: Honfleur to Oslo, encompasses Ireland, Scotland, and Scandinavia. The County of Wicklow -”the Garden of Ireland” — brings guests up close to domed granite mountains, deep glens and wooded valleys. Scotland’s Stornoway, with ancient standing stones, and the Orkney Islands, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and birders’ paradise, reflects Scotland’s wild beauty. Exploring Norway’s spectacular fjords and fishing villages includes another UNESCO World Heritage Site – Saltstraumen, just above the Arctic Circle. In addition, there are ample opportunities to observe the abundant wild life including large colonies of sea birds and pods of Orca whales. In Bergen, guests are treated to a private recital of composer Edvard Grieg’s music in the Troldsalen Concert Hall.

An excursion of Magerøy Island and The North Cape brings guests up close to life in the north (UEE). Guests will travel along the Skipsfjord to the fishing village of Kammøyvaer, populated by 100 hardy souls, before a trip to see some of the Sami people’s 4,000-reindeer herd that roams freely here during the summer months. Then, it’s onto Skarsvåg, the northernmost fishing village in the world, to shop for knitwear, Christmas decorations and more at the North Cape Christmas and Winter House.

The 19-night voyage departs July 19, 2010; prices start at $ 15,195 per person before savings. Add-on: pre-cruise three-night tour of Paris.

Voyage 12: Oslo to London focuses on history, art and architecture of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Estonia and Russia. Visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites include the Swedish walled city of Visby; the Estonian city of Tallinn — one of the finest medieval old towns in all of Northern Europe — and the opulence of St. Petersburg. Notable excursions include a tour of Denmark’s small villages — including Gudhjem, a vividly scenic fishing village — en route to majestic Hammershus Castle Ruin.

Excursion highlights include a visit to St. Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum (UEE). Founded by Catherine the Great in 1764, it’s one of the largest and oldest museums in the world with collections comprising nearly three million works. Then a short bus ride to the Peter and Paul Fortress, built by Peter the Great in 1703 with a final stop at the Church on the Spilled Blood.

The 15-night voyage departs Aug. 6, 2010; prices start at $ 12,495 per person before savings. Add-on: three-night pre- or post-cruise The Best of England from London.

Professor Ron Wixman, a specialist in world cultural and political geography and well versed in the societies of Europe and the former USSR, joins both Voyages 11 and 12. His expertise on the peoples and cultures of Northern Europe is extensive, and his informative lectures will provide both a historical and contemporary context for Norway.

Guest lecturer David Perry, an authority on maritime history and an avid collector of maritime literature, artifacts and stories joins Capt. Maalen on Voyage 13: London to St. John’s. Perry’s expertise will prove invaluable on this transatlantic voyage that includes two continents and countless unforgettable stops along the routes that the Vikings charted more than a thousand years ago.

Guests explore the Royal London and Buckingham Palace, before heading for Scotland, Iceland and Greenland. Among the excursions: Iceland’s thermal and geological wonders, including Reykjavik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; and a visit to the Greenland settlement founded by Erik the Red. The voyage culminates with arrival to L’Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland — site of Leif Eriksson’s Vinland and the first European settlement in North America, and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A highlight of the voyage is a private reception aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia, hosted by Rear Admiral Sir Robert Woodard, KCVO, DL, the last serving Admiral, followed by a stirring performance of the annual Military Tattoo, one of Scotland’s proudest cultural events (UEE). First staged in 1950, this dramatic spectacle in Edinburgh Castle combines the traditional sounds of the bagpipes and drums with military marching drills.

The 19-night voyage departs Aug. 20, 2010; prices start at $ 12,795 per person before savings. Add-on: three-night pre- or post-cruise The Best of England, from London.

Book by Voyage or Multiple Segments

The Voyages of the Great Explorers – a cruise industry first — is a collection of 24 individual voyages (which can all be booked separately) that combine to form a 335-day circumnavigation of the world along the major routes inspired by history’s great ocean explorers. Beginning March 5, 2010, on board Cruise West’s flagship, the 120-guest, all-suite Spirit of Oceanus, the world voyage will sail ever westward, returning to Singapore on February 3, 2011.

Prices per voyage include a pre-cruise hotel night, all excursions and transfers and a tour of the embarkation city. Guests who book more than one voyage will save an additional five percent. Rates for all three voyages of Chapter 3 start at $ 38,595 before savings. For further details, visit http://www.CruiseWest.com, call 800-296-8307 or a travel professional.

Up-Close, Casual and Personal Explorations

Cruise West believes that small is beautiful. Small-ship explorations allow up-close and personal experiences unmatched by the traditional larger cruise lines. For more than 63 years Cruise West has provided authentic travel experiences where the destination is the focus. The fleet of small ships with guest capacities ranging from 78-148 explores remote and distinctive destinations throughout the globe. A robust onboard enrichment program further enhances the guest experience through topical guest lecturers, additional exploration by Zodiac and included excursions at every port.

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Question by Nyx: Where can I find the lowest air fares?
I’m planning on flying down to Florida during the holiday season this year. where can I find the lowest air fares if I’m planning on flying out of Albany International Airport in New York to West Palm Beach International on the twenty-sixth of December and returning on the second of January? The lowest price I’ve found is $ 560 round trip. My grandmother is paying so that I can be with her for the holiday and I really don’t want it to cost her an arm and a leg, so please help me. Any suggestions are welcome.

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Answer by cmdrdantecrazy
Southwest usually has the best deals overall. I’ve used Expedia.com over the years for international flights. They’re good for comparing flights and their costs.

Though in general air fares tend to be costly even in this economy. If you can book in advance then do so.

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Answer by southamericandude1
there are no cheap airfares, everyboidy is going there on july.

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Answer by jerry
that does seem high. Are we talking US$ ? July is peak season in Boston.

I am sure people will post a lot of web sites for you to try.

Here are some other suggestions.
The length of stay effects the prices. A 31 day trip may cost a lot more than 30 days. Certain days of the week cost more. Mondays are for business people and are expensive. Holidays and high seasons need to be considered. Leaving or returning just a few days different may change the price a lot.

She might also check into an around the world ticket. I have been told that they are cheaper when bought down under. It would giver her a chance to break up the flight lengths as well.

good luck

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Answer by Flyer
Sydney Cheap Flight Comparison:

http://www.worldwidetravel.com/flights-to-sydney/

Compare all top travel sites (like expedia, travelocity, vayama, orbitz, cheapoair, kayak and more) together for the cheapest flight deals with one simple search.
Or you may wanna try http://www.statravel.com/ which is a student travel agency.

Hope this helps. Good luck.

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