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Reasons for Traveling Vary, Say Agents Polled. In the annual Late Summer/Fall Travel Trends Survey, Carlson Wagonlit Carlson Travel Network
Carlson Travel Network can trace its origin back to a travel agency that was founded by Ward Forster in the United States in 1888 and named Ask Mr. Foster.
 Travel Associates owners, managers and agents selected the reasons most often mentioned from customers for their decision to begin traveling again this year. Forty-five percent said customers had pent-up pent-up
adj.
Not given expression; repressed: pent-up emotions.


pent-up
Adjective

not released; repressed:
 demand and just didn't want to wait any longer. Thirty-one percent said the customers indicated they had never stopped traveling in the first place. Twenty-five percent of customers mentioned a renewed confidence in the economy, and 20 percent of clients said they were more confident about safety. Sixteen percent also said they were less concerned about global conflicts, and three percent said they were more confident about health matters such as SARS and Norwalk Virus Nor·walk virus
n.
A norovirus.


Norwalk virus (nôr´wôlk),
n.
. Sep 27, 2004

Expedia now has a vacation package planning tool available that shows customers how much they are saving by booking a package rather than separate components. Expedia said that last month the average saved by using a package was $193. Users can search for a vacation package and click on "details" to see the cost comparison. Other recent additions are a hotel rate calendar that shows the rates for a two-month window if a traveler has flexible dates to find the lowest prices, hotel room layout view, more virtual tours Virtual Tours
The phrases panoramic tour and virtual tour are often used to describe a variety of video and photographic based media. The word panorama indicates an unbroken view, so essentially, a panorama in that respect could be either a series of photographs or panning video
 and amenity a·men·i·ty  
n. pl. a·men·i·ties
1. The quality of being pleasant or attractive; agreeableness.

2. Something that contributes to physical or material comfort.

3.
 descriptions, and its own hotel rating system. Sep 14, 2004
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Date:Sep 1, 2004
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