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A lost and found fit for a king
The Breakers Palm Beach is an elegant oceanfront resort in Florida which sits on 140 spectacular acres. The hotel features a 36 hole golf course, nine restaurants and a lost and found thats contents could purchase a small island. According to the Breakers' Director of Security Arthur Birmelin the lost and found, which is the size of a two-car garage, features braclets, Rolex watches, and diamond earrings.
Continue reading...A trip to Transylvania and other spooky spots
31. October 2011
Happy Halloween everybody. In honour of Amigo's favourite day the TravelTST Blog takes a look at some of the spookiest places to take a vacation.
Continue reading...G Adventures adds North American tours
24. October 2011
I've written about Gap Adventures and their awesome tours on here before. Before we go any further though do note that they have changed their name from Gap Adventures to G Adventures and along with a new name they've added new tours. In the past their tours have taken travellers to amazing places like the Amazon or the Himalayas and while they still do that they've added North American tours.
Continue reading...Pan Am fairly accurate says former flight attendants
26. September 2011
Did anyone watch ABC's new show Pan Am last night? Well I didn't but the concept seems interesting enough. MSNBC wanted to see just how accurate the shows depiction of Pan Am flight attendants were so they asked two real ones.
Continue reading...Snakes on a Plane…almost
30. August 2011
Remember that movie Snakes on a Plane? Of course you don't but I digress. Some man in Florida tried to get through Miami International Airport security last week with not one but SEVEN snakes in his pants.
Continue reading...Doctors don’t want pets in planes
23. August 2011
The Canadian Medical Association says Fido shouldn't be boarding a flight with you. According to the Toronto Star the CMA is recommending that pets be banned from airplane cabins, with exceptions in place for service animals, due to the allergic reactions animals can cause for some people.
Continue reading...Amigo’s back
15. August 2011
Amigo is back. The break in updates was due to a trip to Japan, a country with so much to see and do I rarely found a free moment. Of course much has happened in the last month so let's jump back in. Some new route information to pass along.
Continue reading...The 10 million mile man
13. July 2011
It's said that getting there is half the fun, Tom Stuker would agree. Stuker has accumulated 10 million frequent flier miles with United Airlines. Stuker has been on nearly 6000 United flights and has visited all 50 states taken 200 round-trips to Australia and 30 to Asia.
Continue reading...Sunquest makes travel decisions easier
12. July 2011
Has this ever happened to you? You see a great deal on a vacation package and think to yourself 'yeah, that would be great for (insert name(s)) and I to on but (insert name(s)) is in a meeting all day and I can't get ahold of them.'
Continue reading...Air Canada Vacations adds a trio of Caribbean destinations
7. July 2011
Packages to Curaçao, St. Thomas and St. Kitts will be available to book for the upcoming winter season. Curaçao, an island in the southern Caribbean off the Venezuelan coast, will have nine resorts to choose from. St. Thomas is one the US Virgin Islands and Air Canada Vacations and will have eight hotels available there. Air Canada Vacations also has three hotels in St. Croix and one in St. John, other members of the US Virgin Islands.
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- Sunwing adds Dublin
- Air Canada employees give strike notice but don't expect impact on flight schedule
- Air Canada Vacations adds a trio of Caribbean destinations
- Canadians support a "passenger inspection" fee of their own
- no: I would support a U.S. border tax....
- Manni: Why is Harper getting involved when everything is ...
- admin: It appears that may be the case. I've asked Sunwin...
- Micha Corradini: Thanks for the post, really useful stuff mate! If ...
- SamJam: I just called Sunwing and they aren't offering the...
- A lost and found fit for a king
- A trip to Transylvania and other spooky spots
- G Adventures adds North American tours
- Pan Am fairly accurate says former flight attendants
- Snakes on a Plane…almost
- Doctors don’t want pets in planes
- Amigo’s back
- The 10 million mile man
- Sunquest makes travel decisions easier
- Air Canada Vacations adds a trio of Caribbean destinations
Asides 
What's better than a tropical vacation? How about paying only $25 for that vacation.
At TravelTST we always strive to get our customers the best deal on their vacation.
But we outdid ourselves this time.
All of us at TravelTST would like to congratulate Brandie and Beverly Bradshaw who are heading to the Holiday Inn Puerto Vallarta for $25.
Yes you read that right, $25.
But we can’t take all the credit.
The $25 price tag comes courtesy of Transat Holidays who are celebrating their 25th anniversary by giving away 25 vacations for $25.
But don’t worry if you weren’t one of the lucky 25 as Transat and TravelTST are offering exceptional anniversary sale prices to sun destinations and Europe. So be sure to keep checking TravelTST.ca for the anniversary specials.
Happy 2012!
I hope in 2011 you all took some fantastic trips and that in 2012 you continue to explore.
Now since this is the first blog entry of 2012 I wanted to write about something happy.
Well what’s happier than Disneyland?
I mean it says Happiest Place on Earth right on the sign.
Well come 6 am on Feb. 29 – that’s right it’s a leap year – Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World will open and remain open for 24 straight hours.
Billed as “One More Disney Day” it will be the first time the parks are open for 24 straight hours.
I personally find something very appealing about careening down Splash Mountain at midnight.
So if your New Year’s resolution was to go to Disneyland the end of February is the time to do it.
And as always the folks at TravelTST can find you the best way to get there.
6. December 2011
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