AUGUST 2006 SUMMER FUN IN HAWAII

New Hawaii Interisland Carrier Offers 32 Flights Per Day
Phoenix-based Mesa Air Group Inc. launched go! as its new Hawaii interisland airline on June 9. Go! will feature service between Honolulu and Kona, on Hawaii's Big Island, Lihue, Kauai, and Kahului, Maui with 32 flights per day. The number of daily flights will increase to 62 as service is added to Hilo from Honolulu.

America's Best Beaches for 2006 - 3 Hawaii Beaches Make the Top 10
Maui's D. T. Fleming Beach Park took the number one spot in the recent unveiling of the 16th annual Top 10 Beaches rankings by Dr. Stephen P. Leatherman a.k.a. Dr. Beach. Two other beaches in Hawaii made the list: Hanalei Beach, Kauai and Hamoa Beach, Maui . For more information, visit www.DrBeach.org.


The Westin Kaanapali Ocean Villas, Maui
Located on Ka'anapali North Beach offering exclusive vistas of this exotic location. Includes a 5th night FREE, daily buffet breakfast for two, free rental car and more. 6 days from $1,175.

Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort & Spa Exclusive Diamond Level.
Our clients will experience Pleasant Holidays' impeccable service and exclusive amenities as part of an all-new Diamond Level floor dedicated to Pleasant Holidays' customers. 5 days from $795

Oahu - The Heart of Hawaii
Known as the gathering place, Oahu offers a perfect blend of cosmopolitan city life, modern beach resorts, breathtaking natural beauty and unique Hawaiian culture. 6 days from $489

ResortQuest Hawaii
Every 5th Night Free and $75 Dining Credit on Kauai

Encompassing 10 acres on Kauai's scenic beach, the new ResortQuest Kauai Beach at Makaiwa features 311 newly-renovated guest rooms, an oceanfront pool, innovative island cuisine at the Voyager Grille, and entertainment in Cook's Landing including an award-winning luau show by the famed Tihati Productions. From stunning natural wonders to endless outdoor activities, the hotel is conveniently located to all that Kauai has to offer and is only steps away from three shopping villages. Book your clients at the new ResortQuest Kauai Beach at Makaiwa this fall and they receive:

• Every 5th night Free!
• 2-for-1 Hawaiian Luau!
• $75 food & dining credit!
• Free Aloha Book to share in the culture, history, cuisine and attractions of Hawaii!

Grand Wailea Resort Hotel & Spa
Enjoy Fall in Maui

Oceanfront on Wailea Beach, this Fall is the ideal time to visit the Grand Wailea Resort with prices starting at $347 per night for terrace accommodations. Indulge in a Pohaku facial or seashell massage at the award winning Spa Grande. Play in the pools and slides. With five golf courses and tennis nearby, a bounty of activites await. This offer is subject to availability and blackout dates and cannot be combined with other special offers, group or membership rates. Taxes and resort charge not included. Valid September 1st - December 15th, 2006 (excluding November 18th through November 24th).

The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua, Maui
Surrounded by the majestic West Maui mountain range in the heart of the Kapalua resort community. Includes a 5th night FREE, daily buffet breakfast for two & guaranteed upgrade, FREE Economy-size car, plus a FREE car upgrade. 6 days from $1,115.

Kapalua Villas, Maui
Nestled within a 23,000 acre working pineapple plantation, surrounded by emerald fairways and dramatic coastline. Includes 5th night FREE, golf discount, complimentary Pineapple Plantation Tour for two and FREE economy-size car. 6 days from $945

Turtle Bay Resort, Oahu
Nestled on Oahu's scenic North Shore, your clients can relax in tranquility while only a short drive away from the excitement of Waikiki. OCEAN FRONT VIEW: Includes a 5th night FREE, complimentary upgrade, plus a FREE car rental. 6 days from $1,015.

FANTASTIC FALL VACATIONS IN PARADISE!

Hawaii fall vacations include a FREE rental car!

• WAIKIKI 6 days from $489
• MAUI 6 days from $555
• CANCUN 5 days from $499

* All pricing is for Los Angeles departures (LAX) unless otherwise indicated. For departures from other cities, check website for pricing. Rates shown are per person, based on double occupancy for select travel dates. Rates & inclusions are subject to change, holiday/seasonal supplements, blackout dates, availability & any restrictions. Rates shown include Alaska/Hawaii ticket tax, but do not include International Departure & Immigration Taxes up to $101 to Mexico, up to $120 to Asia, transportation tax of $14.60 to Hawaii, Passenger Facility Charges up to $18, per segment tax of $3.30 to Hawaii, or September 11th Security Fee of $2.50 per enplanement (up to a maximum of $5 per one-way or $10 per round-trip). Free car, free car upgrade and double TRIP points valid for new, air-inclusive Hawaii bookings made 6/15 - 8/15/06 for travel 8/20 - 12/15/06. Free Dollar Rent A Car based on economy car rental. Free rental car is not valid for travel 9/1 - 9/3/06, 10/16 - 10/21/06, and 11/22 - 11/25/06. Double TRIP points available on select properities. CST# 1007939-10. UBI #601 915 263.

Some restrictions and black out dates may apply.

For reservations and information please contact Cynthia at Hawaii Online Vacations.

Secrets Resorts & Spas - Raising All-Inclusive To a New Level of Luxury

Seekers of romantic seclusion and the excitement of the world famous Riviera Maya may now find it at Secrets Resorts & Spas.

Secrets offers our clients opulent luxury in the most highly desired locations in an adults-only, all-inclusive package. Our clients will enjoy shimmering pools, fully-equipped fitness centers, spas and more. From white sand beaches to lush tropical paradise, Secrets Resorts & Spas have it all.

Vacations include: Round-trip airfare, hotel accommodations, round-trip airport/hotel transfers, all hotel taxes, and more. ALL-INCLUSIVE: Includes all meals and snacks, unlimited premium brand drinks, 24-hour room service, daily refreshed mini-bar, non- motorized water sports, daily activities, nightly entertainment, and more!

Secrets Capri Riviera Cancun Resort & Spa
A proud member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts Worldwide. Nestled on 71 acres of lush, tropical foliage this luxurious adults-only resort has elevated all-inclusive to a new level of luxury for your ultimate enjoyment.
DELUXE GARDEN VIEW - ADULTS ALL-INCLUSIVE
5 days from $1,185.

Secrets Excellence Riviera Cancun Resort & Spa
A proud member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts Worldwide. Bordered by sugar-white beaches and the brilliant, crystal clear Caribbean Sea, this tropical oasis truly embraces beauty and splendor.
JUNIOR SUITE - ADULTS ALL-INCLUSIVE
5 days from $1,185.

* Departures from Los Angeles. Rates shown are per person, based on double occupancy for select travel 10/2/06 - 11/6/06. For departures from other cities, check website for pricing. Rates & inclusions are subject to change, holiday/seasonal supplements, blackout dates, availability & any restrictions. Rates shown do not include Passenger Facility Charges up to $18, International Departure & Immigration Taxes of up to $97, or September 11th Security Fee of $2.50 per enplanement (up to a maximum of $5 per one-way or $10 per round-trip). UBI# 601 915 263. CST #1007939-10.

Did you know that by 2007, all traveling Americans returning to the United States will be required to have a valid U.S. Passport? It's true. And the new rules will be phased-in as early as January 2007.

Going forward, a Passport will be required for U.S. Citizens who travel by air and sea to and from the Caribbean, Bermuda, Central and South America, Canada and Mexico. Subsequently, Passports or other accepted travel documents will also be required for U.S. land border crossings to and from Canada or Mexico. Without a Passport, you will not be able to travel outside of the U.S. - including cruise travel. In addition, after the implementation date, cruise vacationers who arrive at the Port to embark on a cruise without a valid Passport, will not be permitted to board the ship.

Important reasons to get your Passport now:

• Avoid the rush and the possibility of not being able to travel where and when you wish without a passport.
• Future travel to the Caribbean, Bermuda, Central and South America, Canada and Mexico will require a passport to re-enter the U.S.
• A Passport can open the doors to travel you may not have considered before, such as cruising in Europe, Australia and Asia. And a Passport will also be required to visit our neighbor countries of Canada and Mexico.
• Considering that a Passport is valid for ten years, the cost is minimal ($97 for a new Passport and $67 for a renewal). If you take two vacations per year, the initial cost of your passport per vacation is less than a frozen drink with an umbrella at the pool.
• Even with a confirmed booking for travel abroad, you will be denied boarding if you do not possess a valid Passport.

For more information about applying for a Passport, U.S. Citizens may visit www.travel.state.gov/passport/passpor t_1738.html or call the National Passport Information Center toll free at 1-877-487-2778 or TDD/TYY: 1-888-874-7793. Foreign Nationals should contact their respective governments to obtain details regarding current Passports requirements and application procedures.

International Expeditions: Chronicles of a Pantanal Journey

The Pantanal is a “holy grail” destination for people who love wildlife. Located in a remote region of southwestern Brazil, this region is a wilderness of pristine wetlands, tranquil rivers and lakes, lush gallery forests, and expansive savannahs punctuated by tropical palms. The wildlife is so abundant and so easily seen that we often refer to the Pantanal as our “South American safari.”

On your International Expeditions journey you are apt to see giant anteaters, marsh deer, giant river otters, tapirs, and perhaps the elusive jaguar, which still roams these savannahs. Toco toucans, greater rheas, jabiru storks and more than a dozen species of colorful parrots, including the endangered hyacinth macaw, are on the list of spectacular birds you’re apt to find. To see a pair of hyacinth macaws or a flock of ibis against a blazing sun is something that stands out in your mind for a long time.

While the Pantanal alone is worth a trip to Brazil, we also explore Iguazú Falls, one of the most impressive waterfalls in the world, with extraordinary views of its cascades from every bend of the trail. This World Heritage Site also protects an astounding diversity of tropical wildlife: red-breasted toucans, capuchin monkeys, colorful tanagers and tropical butterflies, among many other creatures.

We’ve included a helicopter flightseeing excursion at Iguazú at no additional cost, to give you even more ways to explore — just another reason why you must visit one of the world’s great destinations.

From the day you arrive, you will feel right at home. Our guides are passionate about the region and they know a great deal about it. They combine their knowledge and enthusiasm with a warmth you’re sure to enjoy. You’ll also travel with a highly skilled IE Expedition Leader (who is also a naturalist), who will look after you every step of the way.

ITINERARY:
Day 1 • Saturday
Depart Miami
Depart the U.S. on an evening jet flight to São Paulo, Brazil. (Meals Aloft)

Day 2 • Sunday
São Paulo / Campo Grande / Refúgio Ecológico Caiman
Arrive in São Paulo this morning and fly to Campo Grande. Continue overland to Refúgio Ecológico Caiman. This afternoon, explore the Pantanal during an orientation hikewhere we'll watch the sunset and see the landscape come alive with birds and wildlife, including black-hooded parakeets, plumbeous ibis and hyacinth macaws. Return to the ranch house for dinner. (B,L,D)

Day 3-4 • Monday-Tuesday
Refúgio Ecológico Caiman
Spend two full days exploring the Pantanal, encountering a variety of wildlife. Brown capuchin and black-and-gold howler monkeys frequent the forests, along with raptors such as great black hawks and king vultures. Enjoy afternoon canoeing on the lake, seeing Amazon kingfishers, black-collared hawks, capybaras and Paraguayan caimans. After dinners, take spotlight safaris in search of tapirs, crab-eating foxes, ocelots and other wild cats. (B,L,D)

Day 5 • Wednesday
Refúgio Ecológico Caiman
Visit the Center for Hyacinth Macaw Research, then enjoy a river cruise on the Rio Aquidauana. Paraguayan caiman line the riverbank, while red-and- green macaws, toucans, and capuchin and howler monkeys inhabit the gallery forests. Return to the ranch for a special farewell dinner. (B,L,D)

Day 6 • Thursday
Refúgio Ecológico Caiman / São Paulo / Foz do Iguassu
After breakfast, return to Campo Grande and fly to São Paulo, with connections on to Foz do Iguassu. On arrival, proceed to the Hotel Tropical das Cataratas, overlooking incredible Iguazú Falls. (B,L, Meals Aloft)

Day 7-8 • Friday-Saturday
Iguazú Falls National Park
From Brazil and neighboring Argentina, we enjoy the scenic wonders of Iguazú Falls, one of the largest waterfalls on Earth, with over 275 cascades cutting through rich rainforests. Explore the trails that surround the falls, and walk along rainforest paths in search of wildlife. (B,L,D Daily)

Day 9 • Sunday
Iguazú Falls / São Paulo
After breakfast, explore another side of Iguazú Falls, with plenty of time to take in the spectacular scenery from a new perspective. A flightseeing excursion over the falls is a highlight of our journey. After lunch at a local restaurant, fly to São Paulo and on to the U.S. (B,L, Meals Aloft)

Day 10 • Monday
Arrive U.S.
Arrive in the U.S. and continue with flights home. (Meals Aloft)

PRICES:
$2,298 (2006)
$2,898 (2007)
All costs are based on double occupancy.

Single Supplement: $600 (2006); $700 (2007)

Sample International and In-Country Airfare: From Miami from $1,186

Please Note: There are significant in-country air charges if international air is not purchased through International Expeditions.

Airfare varies and is subject to change until ticketed.
Ticketing fee will apply.

EXTENSION:
3-Day Rio de Janeiro Extension
$1,298; $1,498 (2007) per person
Single Supplement: $300; $330 (2007)

An Unforgettable Resort

Surrounded by the majestic red rock formations of Northern Arizona's Boynton Canyon, Enchantment Resort combines luxury with rugged grandeur inspired by Native American culture which is honored every day through the resort's Native American Program. The resort's adobe casita-style accommodations offer world-class comforts amid its pristine 70-acre setting.

Enchantment Resort, in Sedona, is 110 miles north of Phoenix. At the heart of Arizona's 'Red Rock Country,' the Coconino National Forest, replete with archaeological rarities and rich Southwestern history, borders the property. An altitude of 4,600 feet ensures that even the hottest Arizona weather is within the comfort zone.

The guest experience at Enchantment and Mii amo Spa continues to be alive and well. All activities are in full swing and the prickly pear margaritas are cold this summer in Sedona. Some dates are still available. Your casita waits!

Learning is a Travel Trend
Consumers in our market these days want memorable experiences that hold greater meaning than simply a fluffy vacation. Mii amo offers three more themed retreats this year which provide an exploration of significant topics to provide just that.

• The first one is a healthy approach to aging in the Rejuvenation of Mind & Body Retreat Aug. 3-6.
• Creativity Week September 10-14 presents an opportunity to delve into artistic expression in a variety of mediums. No experience necessary.
• Couples can reconnect with a celebration of their relationship Oct. 22-26 during The Energy of Love Retreat. Learning to communicate better with your beloved opens new doors of opportunity to enrich life for both of you.

Sample the Spa
Remember the Spa Sampler? It's a terrific way for busy execs to get a taste of the Mii amo destination spa experience with the flexibility of a chosen arrival day and a shorter stay. It includes two nights in a casita Junior Suite at Enchantment with three spa treatments (one 90-minute and two 60-minute) and daily meals at Mii amo Café. For west coast based clients, the Spa Sampler is a convenient getaway.


STAY FOR THREE AND THE FOURTH NIGHT IS FREE!*

• Enjoy one of America's most acclaimed resorts and spas in the beautiful red-rock country of Sedona.
• Recreational pleasures like hiking, biking and swimming in one of the world's most spectacular natural settings.
• Fine dining at the Yavapai Restaurant and life- affirming treatments at the destination spa, Mii amo.
• When you stay for three consecutive nights, enjoy an extra consecutive night free!
  
  * One complimentary fourth consecutive night per reservation per stay. Subject to limited availability. May 30-Sept. 14, 2006 excluding holidays. Advance reservations required. Not applicable to existing reservations; not valid for groups or with other offers.

The Happiest Celebration on Earth!

For the first time ever, the 10 Disney theme parks around the world will join together for a global celebration to mark the 50th anniversary of the Disneyland® Resort in Southern California.

“The Happiest Celebration on Earth” pays tribute to Walt Disney’s dream of Disneyland, the original park that introduced an entirely new genre of family entertainment that now spans the globe and continues to offer the most visited attractions in the world, drawing 100 million visitors on three continents every year - - and still growing.

Beginning May 5, 2005 and extending for 18 months through 2006, the event will take place in all of the Disney theme parks around the world, with the premiere of exciting new shows and attractions at Disneyland® Resort in California, Walt Disney World® Resort in Florida, Tokyo Disney Resort in Japan and Disneyland® Resort Paris in France and the opening of Hong Kong Disneyland.

Hurry, the celebration won’t last forever! Some things you just can’t miss - especially when it’s the biggest celebration in Disney history!

Time is running out to experience the “Happiest Homecoming On Earth.” Don’t miss out on this golden opportunity to take part in the 50th anniversary celebration of the Disneyland® Resort.

For as little as $277* per person, you can enjoy a 2- night, 3-day stay at the Disneyland Resort for travel most nights through Sept. 2, 2006. This incredible package includes hotel accommodations, Theme Park tickets, Mickey’s Toontown Morning Madness and more!

• Mountains of Thrill Rides – A real adrenaline rush can be had on a host of attractions, including Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain and the Matterhorn Bobsleds.
• Pirates of the Caribbean – Just try stepping off the ride without humming, “Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate’s Life for Me.” The song was written by one of the attractions master designers, X. Atencio.
• Mickey Mouse – Need we say more?

*Price is per adult, standard room/double occupancy, at the Jolly Roger Hotel during Regular Season dates of 6/30/06 – 9/02/06. Includes a 3-Day Disneyland® Resort Park Hopper® Bonus Ticket. Some Block-out dates apply, subject to availability, restrictions, and change without notice. May not be combined with any other offer, discount or promotion. 50th Celebration scheduled to end October 2, 2006. Attractions and entertainment may be seasonal and subject to change without notice.

** Early entry admission allows access into selected attractions at Disneyland® Park before opening to the general public. Based on availability, does not operate daily subject to change without notice. Operation of attractions, entertainment, stores and restaurants, and appearance of Characters may vary and are subject to change without notice. Each Guest mist have a valid multi-day admission media from the Walt Disney Travel Company in order to enter Disneyland® Park and enjoy Mickey's Toontown one hour before Toontown opens to the general public. Entitlement available for one morning throughout length of ticket on Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Saturday and days are subject to change without notice. Subject to capacity and other restrictions.


WHAT'S NEW

La Nouba Offers One-of-a-Kind Experience

Our clients visiting the Walt Disney World® Resort have the chance to experience an extraordinary show unlike any other in the world. It’s called La Nouba by Cirque du Soleil® – and it’s different from every other performance of its kind.

Groove to the "Sound of Summer" at Epcot

This summer, our clients visiting Epcot® will groove to the sounds of classic rock n’ roll during a unique lineup of concerts at the America Gardens Theatre. The “Sounds Like Summer” Concert Series features exciting covers of timeless tunes from Billy Joel, ABBA, The Eagles, Chicago and Aerosmith.

Muppets Ahoy! Exclusive Entertainment on Southern Caribbean Cruises

Kermit the Frog and his Muppet gang are joining an exclusive lineup of new entertainment onboard 10- and 11-night Southern Caribbean cruises. The September sailings also feature a new Beach Party on the Ocean, wine seminars and other fun entertainment. Plus, there’s a special airfare promotion just for these cruises.

Disney's Pirate & Princess Party

Pass through the gates of the Magic Kingdom® and become immersed in a world of Pirates and Princesses. Begin by picking up your "treasure map" and "treasure bag" to choose your course. As your embark on your quest for beads and chocolate treasures, you are witness to a special Pirate and Princess parade and fireworks spectacular. Experience Pirate Coves and Princess Courts filled with treasures and specially themed entertainment. Plus, you can enjoy character greetings, a stage show and some of the most popular Magic Kingdom® attractions.

2007 DATES & TIMES:

• 7:30 pm - 12:30 am (on dates listed below)
• January: 22, 26, 29
• February: 1, 5, 8, 12, 15, 23, 26
• March: 2, 5, 8

TICKETS:
Event participation is not included with regular Theme Park admission. A separate ticket is required. Tickets are valid for entry only during the event time (listed above) for the date purchased. As event nights often sell out in advance, purchasing tickets at the earliest possible date is highly recommended.

SPECIAL EVENTS

• Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party: Dress- up in costume and join the Halloween festivities by trick-or-treating in the Magic Kingdom® with all your Disney friends. Date(s): FALL: 2006 - Sept 15, 22, 29 - AND - Oct 2, 5, 6, 10, 12, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 31 Location(s): Magic Kingdom Park
• FUNAI Classic: The Classic features golf's greatest pros challenging each other on Disney's Palm and Magnolia Golf courses. Date(s): FALL: Oct 19 - 22, 2006 Location(s): Walt Disney World Resort
• Epcot International Food and Wine Festival: Sample delectable dishes and wonderful wines from around the world. Date(s): FALL: September 29 - November 12, 2006 Location(s): Epcot
• Night of Joy: Feel the joy at live concerts by some of Christian Music's most praiseworthy performers. Date(s): FALL: September 8 - 9, 2006 Location(s): Magic Kingdom Park
• Walt Disney World Inline Marathon Weekend: Experience the exhilaration as you zip through the Disney MGM-Studios and Epcot® on inline skates. Date(s): SPRING 2007, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Disney's Wide World of Sports
• ESPN The Weekend at Disney-MGM Studios: Get in the game at the ultimate sports fan's weekend! Date(s): SPRING: 2007, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Disney-MGM Studios
• Atlanta Braves Spring Training: Cheer for the Atlanta Braves as they take the field for a great season of Spring Training at Disney's Wide World of Sports® complex. Date(s): SPRING: 2007, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Disney's Wide World of Sports
• Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival: Have a field day as Epcot® celebrates spring with a colorful array of fragrant flowers, gorgeous gardens and "toon"-ful topiaries. Date(s): SPRING: 2007, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Epcot
• Star Wars Weekends: Journey to a galaxy far, far away and come face to face with your favorite heroes and villains from the Star Wars saga. Date(s): SUMMER: 2007, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Disney-MGM Studios
• Sounds Like Summer: Dance to classic rock n' roll hits under the skies of the open-air America Gardens Theater at Epcot®. Date(s): SUMMER: June 12 - August 13, 2006 Location(s): Epcot
• Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party: Join the celebration and make your holiday the merriest with this festive party - the best gift that you can't fit under your tree. Date(s): WINTER: 2006 - Nov 13, 17, 27, 28, 30 - AND - Dec 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 18, 19, 21, 22 Location(s): Magic Kingdom Park
• Mickey's Jingle Jungle Parade: Celebrate the holiday season on the savannah with this spectacular parade in the spirit of Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park. Date(s): WINTER: 2006, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Disney's Animal Kingdom Park
• Festival of the Seasons: Stroll down this holiday haven of shops, entertainment and good cheer. Enjoy the festive atmosphere as Downtown Disney® celebrates the season. Date(s): WINTER: 2006, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Downtown Disney
• The Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights: Welcome back this popular tradition as millions of lights add their brilliance to the backlot cityscape. Date(s): WINTER: 2006, Exact Dates TBD Location(s): Disney-MGM Studios
• Disney's Pirate & Princess Party: Pass through the gates of the Magic Kingdom® Park and become immersed a world of Pirates and Princesses. Date(s): WINTER: 2007 - Jan 22, 26, 29 Feb 1, 5, 8, 12, 15, 23, 26 Mar 2, 5, 8 Location(s): Magic Kingdom Park
• Pleasure Island - New Year's Eve: Make a resolution to dance the night away at the most stupendous New Year's Eve street party around. Date(s): WINTER: Dec 31, 2006 Location(s): Downtown Disney Pleasure Island
• Cirque du Soleil - New Year's Eve: Raise a glass in celebration, then drop your jaw in awe. Celebrate the new year with the captivating and spellbinding spectacle of La Nouba. Date(s): WINTER: Dec 31, 2006 Location(s): Downtown Disney Westside
• Atlantic Dance Hall New Year's Eve: Move and groove into the New Year dancing and dining to the latest sounds in an atmosphere of timeless elegance.Date(s): WINTER: Dec 31, 2006 Location (s): Disney's BoardWalk
• Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend: Whatever your running ability, make the Walt Disney World® Marathon Weekend an exhilarating experience for your entire family. Date(s): WINTER: January 6 & 7, 2007 Location(s): Walt Disney World Resort
• Festival of the Masters: Inspire your artistic side at one of the most acclaimed and eclectic open air art festivals in the country. Voila! You're in the picture. Location(s): Downtown Disney
• ABC Super Soap Weekend: Indulge your passion for soap operas as you meet and greet Susan Lucci and dozens of popular stars from your favorite ABC daytime dramas. Date(s): WINTER: November 11 - 12, 2006 Location(s): Disney-MGM Studios
• Holidays Around The World at Epcot: Throughout World Showcase, many holiday legends come to life to share the customs of their countries. Don't miss the Candlelight Processional, an inspiring musical retelling of the Christmas story. Date(s): WINTER: November 24 - December 30, 2006 Location(s): Epcot

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How to Pack When You Are Traveling for Business

It's easy to overpack. These tips will help you take only what you need.

According to legend, Mark Twain said, "I would have written less, but I didn't have time."

By the same token, consider taking time to pack less: Underpacking may be problematic when you are searching for that much needed pair of socks, but overpacking can create its own obstacles, too. Here's how to ensure you take only what you need:

• Lists, lists, lists. Don't just make one list of what to bring; make several. The first list is your schedule. Block out the dates you'll be flying, the dates and times (and occasions) of your meetings, and when you expect to have free time. Then jot down what you'll wear each day, along with the tools and technology you'll need. Remember, even though you ought to have a toiletry case always ready to go with the personal items you'll want, checking it against a list ensures you won't be running low on an item like toothpaste.
• Lug not what you can ship. More business travelers are taking advantage of the fact that it has become easier to ship things to and from a hotel. (Business centers usually stock UPS and FedEx boxes). Smart travelers figure, "Why lug through the airport, on the plane, and in the cab stuff I could have sent ahead?" Consider shipping those items you're only going to need at your destination. Whatever you don't have to take on the plane makes life easier all around. Carry only your essentials.
• Check the forecast. Before you stuff the first rolled pair of socks in the shoes you pack (which, by the way, is a great way to save suitcase space), check the long-range forecast to see what the weather has in store. Planning to dress in layers is one way to keep your baggage bulk down and still be prepared when the forecast proves wrong.
• Just the basics. So where do you draw the line on what gets packed and what doesn't? Top of the list of must-packs is any medication you might need. Since traveling means walking, consider packing a business shoe that's also a good walking shoe; or, you may decide to bring an informal shoe that does double-duty in the gym and when you're off the clock. If you're going to work out, of course you need gym clothes. Think about selecting outfits so they are interchangeable within a basic color scheme. Choose casual clothes carefully. If you pack smart, you'll have room to tuck in a few snacks, which are great not only on the plane but to help avoid the temptation of the overpriced goodies in the minibar. I also like to make room for a tiny collapsible umbrella in an outer pocket of a carry-on.
• Likely leave-behinds. Yes, the tennis courts at the four-star hotel is said to be better than any you've known. But consider whether it's realistic you'll have time for a match before packing your tennis racket (and giving up precious luggage space). On other items, make choices: sunscreen and sunglasses instead of a hat? One of the easiest ways to go overboard is to bring more gadgets than you really need. Yes, pack a global phone if your own cell isn't enabled for international dialing; and don't forget the overseas converters for your phone, PDA, and laptop chargers. But consider items that'll do double- duty, like a USB cord than lets you tap into power from your laptop to charge your cellphone or digital camera. And you can lose those luggage locks because -- unless they're TSA-approved -- they cannot be used going through airport security.
• Force of habit. A few simple tricks can keep your trip on track and slimmed down, particularly if those tricks become habit-forming. I've learned the hard way that I'll invariably misplace things, even when I've packed them, unless I pack them in the same place. A regular strategy for packing will prevent you from over-stuffing your suitcase each time.

• Riu Palace, Riviera Maya
  This elegant resort is located on a spectacular stretch of beautiful white sand beach just 5 minutes from Playa del Carmen. Your clients will enjoy an elegant junior suite with hydro-massage bathtub, exquisite selection of restaurants and more. JUNIOR SUITE - ALL-INCLUSIVE. 5 days from $825


• Golden Crown Paradise Resort, Puerto Vallarta
  Located oceanfront on Banderas Bay, your clients can spoil themselves with comfort, style, relaxation and personalized a la carte service. OCEAN VIEW - ADULTS ALL-INCLUSIVE. 5 days from $585
• Penang, Malaysia
  Widely known as the Pearl of the Orient, Penang is one of Asia's most famous islands. Your clients will enjoy its numerous beaches, magnificent forest and waterfalls. Includes daily breakfast, Penang Circle Island tour and more. 6 nights from $1,125.
• Aventura Spa Palace, Riviera Maya
  In the heart of the Riviera Maya, the Aventura Spa Palace, an adults-only resort, is situated within wild tropical gardens facing the Caribbean Sea. ADULTS ALL-INCLUSIVE. 5 days from $975
• Club Bali Hai Moorea, Tahiti
  The small, comfortable Club Bali Hai Moorea is ideally located on water's edge and provides spectacular views of Cook's Bay and lush Moua Roa mountain. One FREE night. 6 nights from $1,145.

* All pricing is for Los Angeles departures (LAX) unless otherwise indicated. For departures from other cities, check website for pricing. Rates shown are per person, based on double occupancy for select travel dates. Rates & inclusions are subject to change, holiday/seasonal supplements, blackout dates, availability & any restrictions. Rates shown include Alaska/Hawaii ticket tax, but do not include International Departure & Immigration Taxes up to $101 to Mexico, up to $120 to Asia, transportation tax of $14.60 to Hawaii, Passenger Facility Charges up to $18, per segment tax of $3.30 to Hawaii, or September 11th Security Fee of $2.50 per enplanement (up to a maximum of $5 per one-way or $10 per round-trip). Free car, free car upgrade and double TRIP points valid for new, air-inclusive Hawaii bookings made 6/15 - 8/15/06 for travel 8/20 - 12/15/06. Free Dollar Rent A Car based on economy car rental. Free rental car is not valid for travel 9/1 - 9/3/06, 10/16 - 10/21/06, and 11/22 - 11/25/06. Double TRIP points available on select properities. CST# 1007939-10. UBI #601 915 263.

Tahiti and Her Islands are what you've always imagined the South Seas to be - an idyllic getaway from the stress of the modern world, resembling heaven more than earth. The palm-fringed beaches of Bora Bora are the perfect launch into the striking coral reefs, abundant with colorful marine life. Moorea's deep and spectacular bays are surrounded by green-covered mountains that rise from the bottom of the sea, and the panorama from Belvedere Lookout is breathtaking. Tahiti, the largest island, is for the person who wants to try a little of everything that the modern and natural worlds have to offer.

On all the islands, you can spend endless days snorkeling and diving, or swimming side-by-side with turtles and manta rays. Feel the cooling breeze in your hair as you parasail or jet ski. Check out the local markets for original art, pearls and wooden carvings. Sample fine dining with influences from France and the South Pacific, and stay in accommodations ranging from exquisite beachside resorts to intimate bungalows. No matter which island you visit, you'll find the same untouched environment that inspired the great paintings of Gauguin, and countless others.

Tahiti:
The beautiful island of Tahiti, encircled by black sand beaches and a crown of steep majestic peaks, is the largest and most diverse of the Polynesian islands. Some aspects of Tahiti are quite modern, such as its unique entertainment events, animated nightlife and museums. There is a tremendous range of hotels and fine international cuisines available to guests of all tastes. Papeete is the capital and reveals its own special surprises like its colorful public market, its world-class boutiques and spas, and its month-long Heiva festival of Tahitian folklore, music and dancing. Your options in Tahiti are as broad as your imagination, whether it is natural, nautical or cultural.

Bora Bora:
For many people, the name Bora Bora brings thoughts of jumping off life’s treadmill and moving to an island paradise. In fact, the romantic and the world-weary have sought out this magical island for decades. Bora Bora is entirely surrounded by a world-famous lagoon, colored a light shade of blue so striking that it resembles something outside of nature. The lagoon's overwater bungalows give the expression 'close to nature' literal meaning, as guests can almost literally roll out of bed into a refreshing swim or any other watersport. All this is situated under the watchful eyes of Mt. Pahia and Mt. Otemanu – two green peaks that rise like exotic island gods, just waiting to be hiked and explored.

Taha'a:
Taha'a is known as the Vanilla Island because the air is filled with the strong aroma of the beans from its many vanilla plantations. Many visitors take a strong interest in the island's other major export by visiting one of its many pearl farms, whose product is legendary for its superb quality, visual appeal and value. The Taha'a lagoon is a giant natural aquarium of colorful fish and enchanting coral gardens where you can feed rays and swim with dolphins, or perhaps cruise in a canoe or catamaran. If it's absolute seclusion you seek, explore one of the many tiny islets called motu - often the perfect spot to picnic under a coconut tree, snorkel around the island or relax with a book.

Moorea:
Moorea has always been the choice of painters and writers, soaring out of the ocean in an explosion of green velvet pinnacles. A wide, shallow lagoon surrounds the mountains where threads of waterfalls tumble down fern-softened cliffs. Moorea is circled with simple pastel-painted villages, surrounded by hibiscus gardens and exotic birds. Eco-tours are a popular way to take in natural wonders such as these, and other pursuits like whale watching and hiking the legendary Opunohu and Cook Bays. For those less adventurous, Moorea's white sand beaches and golf course are nice, laid-back alternatives.

SOUTH PACIFIC SPECIALS

Fun Fact: In Tahiti, it’s common for women to walk around with a fragrant white blossom called tiare, the island’s national flower, behind one’s ear. However, the placement of the tiare is very telling, so couples take note. Placing the flower on the left side means you are taken, and the right side means you are available.

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