Jamaican Honeymoon Resorts By Randy Wilson, Sat Dec 10th

Described by Christopher Columbus as ‘the fairest isle eyes haveseen’, Jamaica is the ultimate honeymoon destination forhoneymooners. True to its name, Jamaican Honeymoon resorts offerpure bliss with full spa facilities and professional massages,amidst swaying trees and golden sandy beaches, typical of resortdestinations. For the sports enthusiasts, there are squash,racquetball and tennis courts built just for them.

Of course, the not-to-be-missed extraordinary gourmet diningoffers superb Jamaican cuisine across all Jamaican Honeymoondestinations. Amongst the popular and famous resorts would bethe Coyaba Beach Resort and Club, Sans Souci Resort and Spa andThe Ritz-Carlton Golf and Spa Resort.

Outdoor activities, both on land and in the water, are alsoprovided by most Jamaica honeymoon resorts. These would includesnorkeling, scuba diving, water skiing, canoeing, kayaking,windsurfing, sailing, golfing and beach ball games. Also, sunand sports lovers can participate in volleyball competitions,shuffleboard tournaments, poolside games as well asresort-organized beach parties.

However, if the both of you opt to explore the local delightsthat Jamaica has to offer, then you can explore the coastalareas and lush jungles which are home to many remainingmansions, thriving plantations and other ruins. Most of thesemansions have been redecorated as inns with additionalfacilities of golf courses and pristine beaches of sunbathers’favorite spots.

When you are on your Jamaica honeymoon vacation, there are a fewtour highlights that should not be missed. Among these are adrive through the tropical jungle of Fern Gully, an evening walkor night stroll on the white sandy beaches of Montego Bay andviewing sunsets on the cliffs of Negril Jamaica, overlooking theclear and turquoise ocean. In fact, a visit to The Rose HallGreat House to catch a glimpse of the thriving plantation lifeis also a must for all visitors.

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Beach Wedding Favors Your Guest Will Love By Shaunta Pleasant, Sat Dec 10th

Theme weddings have been all the rage for quite some time now,and the increased popularity of beach weddings has led toincreased interest in beach wedding favors.

It is of course important to fit the wedding favors you chooseto the theme of the wedding, and a beach wedding certainlydemands high quality, fun beach wedding favors.

== There Are Many Different Kinds Of Beach Wedding Favors ==

There are many different kinds of beach wedding favors, and itis important for the couple to shop together so that they canfind beach wedding favors they both agree on. Since most beachweddings are somewhat casual affairs, it is important that thebeach wedding favors be fun and casual as well.

There are of course many places to find such beach weddingfavors. If you are using the services of a wedding planner, heor she may be able to find some great beach wedding favors atgreat prices.

If you are planning the wedding without the help of a weddingplanner, you can still find some truly special and unique beachwedding favors, however.

== Places To Start Your Search For Your Favors


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One great place to start the search for beach wedding favors isat your local party supply store. Most major cities and manysmall towns have a store whose sole purpose is to sell partysupplies, and these stores often have access to a wide varietyof beach wedding favors.

The internet is another great place to find some unique beachwedding favors at excellent prices. There are actually quite anumber of web sites devoted to wedding supplies, and they oftenhave a large number of beach wedding favors that can bepurchased at prices comparable to local stores.

No matter if you get your beach wedding favors locally oronline, however, it is important to order those beach weddingfavors as early as possible. Party supply stores and other beachwedding favors suppliers are often busy, and it is important toorder your beach wedding favors well in advance of the big day.

About the author:Shaunta Pleasant is a professional writer and editor on weddingplanning topics. Visit my site to learn more about planning theperfect wedding at http://www.best-wedding-plan.com/wedding_favor.html

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Planning A Beach Wedding By Kirsten Hawkins, Sat Dec 10th

A sandy beach, the sound of waves, the smell of fresh air and agentle breeze blowing through your hair. Although romantic andmemorable, there are details to pay attention to if you areplanning a beach wedding.

Before choosing a specific location for your beach wedding,check weather climates for the date you want to get married on.It would be more than a memorable wedding if you reserved yourwedding date for hurricane season!

When you decide on your beach wedding location, check whether itis a public or private beach. There may be limitations foreither when holding weddings and receptions on the premises. Besure to ask a county or city clerk if there are any permitsneeded for your wedding and apply for them several months aheadof time.

Think ahead when planning a beach wedding. For instance, sittingchairs directly on the sand is not a good idea, because theywill eventually start to sink. Instead, consider renting specialflooring to place the chairs on. Also consider renting canopiesto shelter any wind hazards that may come up suddenly, providingumbrellas to shade your guests, if having a day wedding, andoffer bottled water if the temperatures are hot.

Be sure to let guests know what to wear to your beach wedding.Depending on the weather, you may consider having them dresscasually to keep them comfortable in the midst of the hot sunand suggest them bringing jackets in case a chill is in the airat night.

Parking is another consideration


to take in when planning abeach wedding. Some beaches place their parking a large distancefrom the beach itself. If you are having elderly couples, youngchildren or individuals who have limited mobility, you may wantto rent golf carts and have "ushers" drive the guests down tothe beach. Portable restrooms are another good idea for yourguests if there is not a close restroom location near yourwedding site.

As is with anything, have a backup plan when planning your beachwedding. Rain and winds can play havoc on a beach wedding andupset the entire ceremony. So, find a nearby building that canbe rented, church or hotel. Usually if you are planning awedding on a resort beach, they will have a party room,specifically designated for weddings and receptions.

If you are planning a reception for your beach wedding, usethese ideas to create lasting decoration memories. Buy pail andshovel sets from a local toy department. You can find these verycheap and usually will come as sets. Fill them with brightflowers, fruit or candy. Buy candles with embedded sea shellsalready molded into them and set them on a dish, surrounded bysand. Another great idea is buying different shaped bottles.Fill with colored sand and stick tapered candles from the tops.

By using common sense and planning ahead, you can create abeautiful, lasting memory that will give you and your newhusband a new start to a lifetime of happiness.

About the author:Kirsten Hawkins is an event planner from Nashville, TN. Visithttp://www.wedding411.net/ for more event planning tips,strategies, and resources.

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Hollander Consultants Symposium Sets Standard For Client By Matthew Bratschi, Sat Dec 10th

Hollander Consultants Symposium Sets Standard for ClientDelivery

CLEARWATER BEACH, FL: Hollander Consultants is holding itsannual Florida symposium in Clearwater Beach with over 350people in attendance. Doctors of veterinary, dentistry andoptometry are being given useable and workable tools to helptheir patients and clients achieve better care and excellentservice.

Hollander Consultants’ clients flew to Clearwater Beach from allover the country and even from Canada to attend the symposium.It is being held from the 17th to the 20th of March.

Dr. Jeff Carden, a general dentist from Tuskegee, Alabama said,“This is the third general symposium I’ve been to. Each timeI’ve brought a majority of my office staff. After eachsymposium, we’ve gone back and blown our previous productionnumbers away!”

For over 14 years, Hollander Consultants has conducted symposiain Clearwater Beach to provide a forum for clients to achievegreater skills in managing their practices and developingcompetent, well-trained staff.

Larry Silver, president of Hollander Consultants,


said, “TheHollander Consultants symposium at Clearwater Beach is a keypart of our consulting package. We take a three pronged approachin helping doctors succeed in their practices. We provide inhouse training of doctors and their staff, regular personalconsultations by our highly trained consultants and our biannualsymposia. We also have a graduate symposium for doctors that areready to move on to the next level.”

Hollander Consultants is one of the leading national consultingfirms in the United States and Canada for the combineddentistry, optometry and veterinary professions, and uses theadministrative systems developed by business management pioneer,L. Ron Hubbard.

Hollander Consultants was recently named one of the top 50companies to work for in Oregon by Oregon Business magazine.

Hollander Consultants can be found online at www.hollanderconsultants.com. HollanderConsultants also maintains an online quarterly magazine,Solutions, which is www.solutionsmags.com.

Sunshine In The Soul Of Benidorm Spain By Peter Wilson, Mon Dec 26th

With its steady temperatures, Benidorm on the Costa Blanca, hasmore than half the battle won to being one of the hottesttourist places in Alicante on the Mediterranean Sea. I wouldprobably call it the Spanish melting pot because other thanmixing with so many people from all over the world, you can tryexcellent food from all over the world and actively be a part ofmany of these countries' traditions all in one city.
Benidorm, with its Arab name, has just about the same history asall other neighbouring areas around it: first the Phoenicians,Romans, Arabs and the Catholic Kings. And there are stillremains of some of each one of these civilizations andarchitectural treasures, but believe me, Benidorm is not to bevisited for these features, but rather to ' take a walk on thewild side'. Relaxation during the day on its long stretched outsandy beaches and entertainment galore at night. If we stretchour imagination and little knowledge of Spanish, we couldunderstand the name of Benidorm as meaning " sleeping well" (beni=bien=well and dorm=dormir=sleep) but most of the peoplehardly sleep at night there! Smoothing Sailing in Benidorm After a 20 minute drive in your car hire from the Alicanteairport, you arrive at one of the many hotels right on the beachfront, but the one that is most outstanding is the Bali, fourstar and the highest hotel in all of Europe. It was inauguratedabout two years ago and its vanguard style, airy atmosphere,luxury rooms and panoramic lateral lifts would make anyone'sstay here more pleasurable. But you have also come to have apleasurable stay on the 3 mile wide beach in the bay ofBenidorm. The beach there is divided by what was a huge rockyprotrusion, now made into the "Balcony of the Costa Blanca" andnext to the Nautical Club. So when you look at the map, thebeach to the right is called Levante and the one to the leftPoniente. The Levante beach is in front of the newer part withlively restaurants offering all day dance music and good food.At the most
northern end of this beach you will find all kindsof watersports: The long banana for kids ( and adults),waterskiing and surfboard sailing. On the other side of thebalcony you will find the quieter beach of Poniente because itis a little further away from the city centre. Another greatadvantage is that you can sunbathe up to around 8:30 in theevening because the building are set in a way that even whilethe sun is setting, you can baste it. And there a few coves tobe explored for those looking for more privacy. Everyone has alittle bit of adventurer like Robinson Crusoe in their veins andwould probably like to have an island for themselves for a shorttime. Well, the island in front of Benidorm called L'Illa can bevisited in one of the three boats which leaves from the BenidormPort starting at 10:00 a.m. and the lasting one coming back at5:00 p.m. It takes about 20 minutes to get there, a nice way tospend the day and have a leisurely lunch or snack . But nottoo far away, taking the highway N-332 up north, you can openyour eyes to more typical towns such as Altea, with its quaintwhite-washed houses leading up to the church square filled withbohemian craftsmen booths and a beautiful view of the sea. Or toCalpe to visit the Penon de Ifach, to Denia or Javea with theirtypical local traditions brought out into the street foreveryone to enjoy. It does not matter where you are staying,there is always something to keep you in high spirits,especially if you have you tummy well attended with a good plateof Paella and some wine to accompany you.
About the author:Peter Wilson publishes for http://www.alicante-spain.com/costa-blanca.html .
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Limon Costa Rica By Steven Hollstein, Mon Dec 26th

The famous east coast of Costa Rica with places like Cauhita,Puerto Limon, Tortugeros and Barra del Colorado is a completelydifferent thing then the west coast.
You can fly here or take highway 32 from San Josй and enjoy theamazing scenery while driving. You can drive through BrauiloCarillo National Park and straight down to limуn or go north andpass by the Volcano Barva, followed by Puerto Viejo andSarapiqui.
The temperature stays around high 20s all year but due to rainalmost the whole year, the clouds will give some protection fromthe burning sun.. The best time on the year (to avoid rain) isin February to Mars, and August to October.
You'll find restaurants scattered all along the road if you feelthe urge for eating.
Limуn is also the place where almost all of Costa Rica's bananasare shipped when exported.
Crime has been found somewhat higher then on the west coast sobeware.
The Beaches ---------------- Four kilometers north of puertoLimуn are two small beaches. Playa Bonita with fine yellow sand,palm trees and some hotels. The water is not perfect fortourists though. Playa Portete has a dock where local fishermenland with their catches. Even further north is Moнn where thegovernment built a industrial harbor for freight ships back inthe 1980ґs. Going south you'll find the most visited place, thebeach Cauhita.
Cauhita is a quite large village with many thousands ofinhabitants and is a hot target for backpacking tourists. It canbe hard to find a rental in Cauhita. White san beaches fringedwith coconut palms, a relaxing atmosphere and a calm Caribbeanway of life attract a lot of tourists.
There are also several smaller beaches close by Cauhita. Evenfurther south Talamanca is the place to go. Close by are PlayaCocles, Playa Chiquita and Punta Uva.
Sights of Limуn ------------------
Cahuita National Park. Over1000 hectares of land with more then 14Km of beaches, all withnice mixes of coconut palm trees, mangrives and denseforrests,Snorkeling is offered all over the coast for those whowould like to try it out.
In the south the Gandoca-Manzanillo Game Preserve is ofinterest. You can visit punta mona (Monkey Point), said to havereceived its name from Columbus himself.
Also plan a visit to Tortugeros and a trip on the canals. You'llmost likely have to set aside 1-2 days for this trip as it is along way to go. Make sure you bring clothes to change (afterrain), insect repellant and clean drinking water and you'll havea much nicer time!
Not only will you find an extreme jungle here, you may also belucky enough to encounter a sea turtle or two.
Parque Vargas in Puerto Limуn with its tall attractive palms andother tropical trees, flowers and animals close to thewaterfront is a pleasant way of enjoying the beauty of thetropics.
Eating -------- The food on the east coast is everything fromlocal specialties, normal Costa Rican food, Caribbean food toFrench and Chinese. Be aware of the fact that not all food iscompatible with all tourists!
Bars & Nightclubs ----------------------- Night open bars andcantinas can always be found around the central parks in almostall Costa Rican towns. Puerto Limуn is no exception. But many ofthese places in Limуn should be avoided by tourists and singlewomen should not be out after dark themselves without company.
Limуn with Cauhita is different from other beaches. The muchgreener water on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica makes a nicecontrast to the bluish west coast water.
You'll often find larger waves on the east coast as well.
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North Floridian Hospitality By Caroline Brame, Mon Dec 26th

Interested in taking a trip to Florida? Consider North Floridafor the next vacation destination. Although most of Florida'smost famous attractions are in the south, the northern part ofthe state, extending from Pensacola to Jacksonville, offerstravelers plenty of what they expect from Florida with a twistof Southern Charm.
The area surrounding the bustling metropolis and unofficialcapital of South Georgia of Jacksonville is full of funactivities and sights for the whole family. Amelia Island, hometo the Ritz Carlton and the Bausch & Lomb ATP tournament, is aresort community set within beautiful natural beauty. Betweenhundred year-old live oaks, the marshes of the IntracoastalWaterway, and the Atlantic Ocean is a nature-lovers paradise, atennis players dream, and the perfect place to get pampered.Travel south to Ponte Vedra Beach, home of the TournamentPlayers Championship at Sawgrass. Golf lovers will find aplethora of the most prestigious and world-renowned golf courseswhile the family will enjoy its beautiful beaches and tranquillifestyle. Following the coastline will take visitors to St.Augustine, the nations oldest city, and home to great shoppingand beaches. Take a stroll down St. George Street for old citycharm and shopping and stop for a bite to eat at Opus 39, 95Cordova St, Fiddlers Green, or Saltwater Cowboys, all St.Augustine favorites. Jacksonville itself is home to greatattractions, including Alltel Stadium, home to the JacksonvilleJaguars professional football team, the Florida Theatre whereyou can see concerts, plays, and shows year round, and thebeautiful St. John's River.
Traveling west on 1-70 takes you through Florida's plantationregion and Tallahassee, the state capital. This is not the homeof palm trees and famous beaches, but antique live oaks,sprawling plantation homes, and freshwater springs. With beacheswithin a 30-minute drive and plenty of lakes, there are plentyof areas to play and with two state universities in town thereis plenty of arts and cultural events to enjoy. This area ofFlorida is so different from the rest, yet many
visitors to thestate are not aware of all that the area has to offer.Preservation of the past and respect for its natural beauty iswhat keeps the Tallahassee area ready for more generations toenjoy.
The Florida Panhandle is situated between the southern bordersof Georgia and Alabama and the Gulf of Mexico, making itculturally and historically more similar to the Deep South thanthe rest of the state. The Gulf Coast beaches, known as theRedneck Riviera, are renowned for white sand beaches and warmwaters. The emerald color water extends from Pensacola Bay toPanama City, including beaches such as Gulf Breeze, Fort WaltonBeach, Destin, Seaside, Perdido Key, Navarre, Sandestin, GraytonBeach, Santa Rosa Beach, and Seagrove. Deep-sea fishing is theactivity of choice with Destin known as the "World's LuckiestFishing Village"; of course, eating the catch of the day may bemore popular. There are seafood and oyster houses on everycorner catering to families, couples, or large parties. Seaside,made famous by the movie "The Truman Show", is known for itsquaint pastel-colored homes and is the perfect place for afamily summer vacation. Panama City is the Spring Break capitoland was named "The Best Beach in America" by Conde Nast TravelerMagazine. Enjoy great beachfront restaurants and exitingnightclubs at night while basking in the sun during the day.Families will love both its warm temperatures and warmpersonalities of the locals. Gorgeous beaches, naturalbeauty, world-class golf and tennis, southern hospitality,superb vacationrentals, and warm Florida sunshine make North Florida theperfect spot for any vacation.
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