How do you rate those overseas packaged tours operated by Malaysian travel agents?
Q. Have you ever been cheated and in what way? Like optional tours, meals,etc. Which are good travel agents you have travelled with? I never like those China tours with add-ons: optional tours, bell boy tips, additional tips for bus driver, etc. Western countries tours are more professional. No other add ons. What is your experience on this?
Asked by CYM - Fri Nov 13 09:51:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For overseas tours, the Malaysian tour operaters price does not include those extras because it would make the price low and affordable than it really is... China ? For some cheap tours, meals include rat meat, boil dog soup...and the public toilet is only an open drain... For "Western type'' tours. everything [including tips , etc.] are included in the price...
Answered by jimmy - Fri Nov 13 23:07:16 2009
Q. Have you ever been cheated and in what way? Like optional tours, meals,etc. Which are good travel agents you have travelled with? I never like those China tours with add-ons: optional tours, bell boy tips, additional tips for bus driver, etc. Western countries tours are more professional. No other add ons. What is your experience on this?
Asked by CYM - Fri Nov 13 09:51:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For overseas tours, the Malaysian tour operaters price does not include those extras because it would make the price low and affordable than it really is... China ? For some cheap tours, meals include rat meat, boil dog soup...and the public toilet is only an open drain... For "Western type'' tours. everything [including tips , etc.] are included in the price...
Answered by jimmy - Fri Nov 13 23:07:16 2009
How do tours and deployments to combat zones work out in the Army?
Q. Do you go every other year to Iraq or Afghanistan? What if the war ends? Can you then stay at a base in the United States every year? I'm considering joining through OCS as a 2nd Lt. and was reading that many officers drop out due to repeated tours to combat zones.
Asked by spc. - Sun Apr 27 01:37:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on the unit you get assigned to. Some units don't do Afghanistan rotations (look for that to change in the very, very near future). Some units rotate to both Iraq and Afghanistan. Depending on who you end up with, you could hit a long dwell time (back here in the US) or not. For example, let's say you got put in the 4th Inf Division. They are currently in Iraq now. When they get back they SHOULD (but may not) get 12 months in the states. Then they are back in the mix again. Some units, like the 82nd and 101st Airborne, send Brigade size units to both Iraq and Afghanistan, and the intervals and tour lengths vary. Your likelihood of doing more than one combat tour is HIGH. We're at war...
Answered by franky2x - Sun Apr 27 01:45:42 2008
Q. Do you go every other year to Iraq or Afghanistan? What if the war ends? Can you then stay at a base in the United States every year? I'm considering joining through OCS as a 2nd Lt. and was reading that many officers drop out due to repeated tours to combat zones.
Asked by spc. - Sun Apr 27 01:37:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It really depends on the unit you get assigned to. Some units don't do Afghanistan rotations (look for that to change in the very, very near future). Some units rotate to both Iraq and Afghanistan. Depending on who you end up with, you could hit a long dwell time (back here in the US) or not. For example, let's say you got put in the 4th Inf Division. They are currently in Iraq now. When they get back they SHOULD (but may not) get 12 months in the states. Then they are back in the mix again. Some units, like the 82nd and 101st Airborne, send Brigade size units to both Iraq and Afghanistan, and the intervals and tour lengths vary. Your likelihood of doing more than one combat tour is HIGH. We're at war...
Answered by franky2x - Sun Apr 27 01:45:42 2008
How many tours of duty did the average soldier do during Vietnam?
Q. I ask because so many soldiers have done multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and it seems like we are headed for a draft if we fight the war in Afghanistan like we did in Iraq.
Asked by Scorpian - Sat Sep 5 14:12:31 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The same. During Vietnam, those on their initial enlistment, whether draftees or enlistees, did one tour in vietnam. Today, Those who enlist in the Army, average doing one deployment during their enlistment, 20% do two deployments. The Marines average two 7 month deployments. In Vietnam, just as today, career soldier and marines ( those who reenlisted ) did multiple tours . Because the Army was alot larger during vietnam, the dwell time between deployments was longer than it is today. A draft isn't gonna help, since people on their first enlistment generally only deploy once now. You would just have more people who would deploy once or more who didn't deploy at all. But your NCO's and Officers, would still have multiple deployments.… [cont.]
Answered by jeeper_peeper321 - Sat Sep 5 15:33:11 2009
Q. I ask because so many soldiers have done multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and it seems like we are headed for a draft if we fight the war in Afghanistan like we did in Iraq.
Asked by Scorpian - Sat Sep 5 14:12:31 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The same. During Vietnam, those on their initial enlistment, whether draftees or enlistees, did one tour in vietnam. Today, Those who enlist in the Army, average doing one deployment during their enlistment, 20% do two deployments. The Marines average two 7 month deployments. In Vietnam, just as today, career soldier and marines ( those who reenlisted ) did multiple tours . Because the Army was alot larger during vietnam, the dwell time between deployments was longer than it is today. A draft isn't gonna help, since people on their first enlistment generally only deploy once now. You would just have more people who would deploy once or more who didn't deploy at all. But your NCO's and Officers, would still have multiple deployments.… [cont.]
Answered by jeeper_peeper321 - Sat Sep 5 15:33:11 2009
How long are the terms for the marines and the tours in Iraq?
Q. I know the Army offers 3-5 year terms but how long is a term in the marines. I am considering joining but I have a lot of education ahead of me and a one year difference is a long time. Also, how long are the tours in Iraq? I've heard of three months to eighteen months.
Asked by Bigasian - Fri Mar 23 14:08:29 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. My husband's BN gets 7 month tours because there's only two other units that rotate with him...if that makes any sense.
Answered by Stephanie - Fri Mar 23 15:37:16 2007
Q. I know the Army offers 3-5 year terms but how long is a term in the marines. I am considering joining but I have a lot of education ahead of me and a one year difference is a long time. Also, how long are the tours in Iraq? I've heard of three months to eighteen months.
Asked by Bigasian - Fri Mar 23 14:08:29 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. My husband's BN gets 7 month tours because there's only two other units that rotate with him...if that makes any sense.
Answered by Stephanie - Fri Mar 23 15:37:16 2007
any recommendations for 1 or 2night tours/tour companies which start from Cape Town?
Q. Ideally there would be tours with a mixed crowd.
Asked by alhd - Sat Nov 15 06:36:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the Hylton Ross Tours, they were highly recommended by our German visitors who were here in Cape Town in September. They went with them on a 3-day/2-night Garden Route Tour from Cape Town (and back) and loved it. The tour included a trip to the Botlierskop Game Farm and Oudtshoorn Ostrich Farm, both of them were a "hit" with our friends. And because they enjoyed the tour so much they also booked a full day tour with them to Cape Point and Table Mountain, which they enjoyed too. The tours are with a modern minibus, very experienced and friendly guide and usually around seven participants (internationally mixed crowd - our friends shared their experiences with Americans, Portuguese, Israeli and Italian tourists). This tour company uses… [cont.]
Answered by Regina G - Sun Nov 16 11:15:46 2008
Q. Ideally there would be tours with a mixed crowd.
Asked by alhd - Sat Nov 15 06:36:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try the Hylton Ross Tours, they were highly recommended by our German visitors who were here in Cape Town in September. They went with them on a 3-day/2-night Garden Route Tour from Cape Town (and back) and loved it. The tour included a trip to the Botlierskop Game Farm and Oudtshoorn Ostrich Farm, both of them were a "hit" with our friends. And because they enjoyed the tour so much they also booked a full day tour with them to Cape Point and Table Mountain, which they enjoyed too. The tours are with a modern minibus, very experienced and friendly guide and usually around seven participants (internationally mixed crowd - our friends shared their experiences with Americans, Portuguese, Israeli and Italian tourists). This tour company uses… [cont.]
Answered by Regina G - Sun Nov 16 11:15:46 2008
Does anyone know any haunted hollywood tours that are good in Hollywood and have possibly experienced?
Q. I have been to Hollywood plenty of times but I decided for my Spring Break I want to see a new side, my boyfriend and I want to try one of those haunted tours has anyone been on one or has one to recommend?
Asked by Pinky - Sat Mar 21 16:28:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is one company. The Starline Bus company also offers haunted tours. Go to the Hollywood/Highland mall customer service area. They can hook you up with special tours and all consierge services for Southern California
Answered by midosgirl46 - Sat Mar 21 20:37:49 2009
Q. I have been to Hollywood plenty of times but I decided for my Spring Break I want to see a new side, my boyfriend and I want to try one of those haunted tours has anyone been on one or has one to recommend?
Asked by Pinky - Sat Mar 21 16:28:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is one company. The Starline Bus company also offers haunted tours. Go to the Hollywood/Highland mall customer service area. They can hook you up with special tours and all consierge services for Southern California
Answered by midosgirl46 - Sat Mar 21 20:37:49 2009
What tips can you give to a docent just starting out with historical tours?
Q. I will be volunteering with some local Civil War era sites giving tours in costume. I am 20, female, and in college.
Asked by Stephanie Marie - Thu Oct 4 16:08:56 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Speak at a moderate pace and enunciate your words. Learn some little known, but fun facts about your subject. If permitted, have a variety of information to speak about and vary your speech. Don't feel like you have to talk the whole entire time you are giving a tour and give people a chance to look around at what you're showing them. For the ladies, especially, learn about the dress of the period. See what you can find out about fashions for that time period. Don't forget men's fashion. The more you know about your subject matter, the better you will be when presenting the information. I used to work at the KY Horse Park giving horse-drawn tours and speeches to go along with the tours. It was great fun!
Answered by Loves the Ponies - Thu Oct 4 16:14:55 2007
Q. I will be volunteering with some local Civil War era sites giving tours in costume. I am 20, female, and in college.
Asked by Stephanie Marie - Thu Oct 4 16:08:56 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Speak at a moderate pace and enunciate your words. Learn some little known, but fun facts about your subject. If permitted, have a variety of information to speak about and vary your speech. Don't feel like you have to talk the whole entire time you are giving a tour and give people a chance to look around at what you're showing them. For the ladies, especially, learn about the dress of the period. See what you can find out about fashions for that time period. Don't forget men's fashion. The more you know about your subject matter, the better you will be when presenting the information. I used to work at the KY Horse Park giving horse-drawn tours and speeches to go along with the tours. It was great fun!
Answered by Loves the Ponies - Thu Oct 4 16:14:55 2007
Is there any safe hiking and adventure tours close to Manila that you can do in a day?
Q. I love taking hikes to places with beautiful sceneries and gorgeous picturesque places. I would love to see nature's beauty in the Philippines but don't want to travel far from Manila. Are there any tours or places that I can go that is driving distance from Manila? Thank you very much for your help!
Asked by Blarghur - Thu Jul 12 21:09:58 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mt. Makiling in Los Banos, Laguna.
Answered by MoM - Fri Jul 13 02:08:11 2007
Q. I love taking hikes to places with beautiful sceneries and gorgeous picturesque places. I would love to see nature's beauty in the Philippines but don't want to travel far from Manila. Are there any tours or places that I can go that is driving distance from Manila? Thank you very much for your help!
Asked by Blarghur - Thu Jul 12 21:09:58 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mt. Makiling in Los Banos, Laguna.
Answered by MoM - Fri Jul 13 02:08:11 2007
Are there any snorkeling tours to cano island from quepos costa rica?
Q. Me and my wife will be stayin in quepos in january 2010 and want to go to cano island and go snorkeling. Does anyone know of any tour companies that run that? If not, what is the closest place to jump on one of those tours?
Asked by bri_hart21 - Wed Sep 30 19:56:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, There was one, but I'm not sure if it's still running. However, there are tons in Dominical, and if you were to take the tour from MA you would have to pay extra becasue the tour actaully begins in Dominical anyway. So there are 2 things you can do. If you have a car, drive to Dominical and park where the tour office is, it's very safe. Two, you can take a cab there. However, I would really recommend booking the tour before hand, you can't just show up. Hope this helps, Marina K. Villatoro
Answered by unknown - Fri Oct 2 16:55:34 2009
Q. Me and my wife will be stayin in quepos in january 2010 and want to go to cano island and go snorkeling. Does anyone know of any tour companies that run that? If not, what is the closest place to jump on one of those tours?
Asked by bri_hart21 - Wed Sep 30 19:56:25 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, There was one, but I'm not sure if it's still running. However, there are tons in Dominical, and if you were to take the tour from MA you would have to pay extra becasue the tour actaully begins in Dominical anyway. So there are 2 things you can do. If you have a car, drive to Dominical and park where the tour office is, it's very safe. Two, you can take a cab there. However, I would really recommend booking the tour before hand, you can't just show up. Hope this helps, Marina K. Villatoro
Answered by unknown - Fri Oct 2 16:55:34 2009
What are school sponsored tours abroad usually like?
Q. This summer i am going on a guided tour of Italy with Educational Discovery Tours via my high school. Does anybody know if while on the trip i will have a lot of free time? We got our itinerary but it seems like there would be time to go on your on or with friends... like can i get up early in the morning and go running? Or is it more confined and controlled?
Asked by LaLa Love - Sun Jun 1 00:54:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I took that trip last year. I'd say that about 75% of our awake time was all together as a tour group. We did have one day in Florence that was completely unscheduled - it was AMAZING! Another thing I have to say: don't count on running. It may be allowed, but... (a) you stay up late and wake up early (between 6-8) (b) you don't know the area, and could easily get lost (c) running just isn't popular in Italian cities... you'd be the only one (d) it isn't smart to go out in a foreign country without at least one other person You will have the time of your life! Bring lots of spending money. Get a card so that you can use ATMs - it is a real lifesaver! The tour company usually offers them, but I got my own debit visa with $200… [cont.]
Answered by ItalianGemini - Sun Jun 1 01:05:55 2008
Q. This summer i am going on a guided tour of Italy with Educational Discovery Tours via my high school. Does anybody know if while on the trip i will have a lot of free time? We got our itinerary but it seems like there would be time to go on your on or with friends... like can i get up early in the morning and go running? Or is it more confined and controlled?
Asked by LaLa Love - Sun Jun 1 00:54:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I took that trip last year. I'd say that about 75% of our awake time was all together as a tour group. We did have one day in Florence that was completely unscheduled - it was AMAZING! Another thing I have to say: don't count on running. It may be allowed, but... (a) you stay up late and wake up early (between 6-8) (b) you don't know the area, and could easily get lost (c) running just isn't popular in Italian cities... you'd be the only one (d) it isn't smart to go out in a foreign country without at least one other person You will have the time of your life! Bring lots of spending money. Get a card so that you can use ATMs - it is a real lifesaver! The tour company usually offers them, but I got my own debit visa with $200… [cont.]
Answered by ItalianGemini - Sun Jun 1 01:05:55 2008
Recycling factory tours in new york city?
Q. I'm a treasurer at a recycling program at school, promoting school recycling. I'm thinking about planning a trip to a recycling factory that gives tours in new york city. Do you know any or ideas? -Thanks.
Asked by stephaniealfl - Thu Nov 20 16:48:46 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. May call Dept of Sanitation NEW York City call 311 or contact the Commissioner for tours. This is a great idea may open some eyes to kids on how much waste is in one city alone least the world.
Answered by COUNTRY--GIRL - Thu Nov 20 19:15:06 2008
Q. I'm a treasurer at a recycling program at school, promoting school recycling. I'm thinking about planning a trip to a recycling factory that gives tours in new york city. Do you know any or ideas? -Thanks.
Asked by stephaniealfl - Thu Nov 20 16:48:46 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. May call Dept of Sanitation NEW York City call 311 or contact the Commissioner for tours. This is a great idea may open some eyes to kids on how much waste is in one city alone least the world.
Answered by COUNTRY--GIRL - Thu Nov 20 19:15:06 2008
What factory tours are there in Tokyo and which are the best?
Q. I am a big fan of technology and have heard that in Tokyo that you can go on free factory tours of big technology companies. I would like to know which companies offer these free tours, which are free, which are the best, which are in English. Really, any info on Tokyo Factory Tours would be great - I am going later this month. Thanks
Asked by Mr Dougmando - Thu Oct 2 10:56:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, there are no factory tours in Tokyo because the companies in Tokyo operate offices instead of factories. Well, the closest thing to a factory tour that I can think of it the ANA maintenance place. However, if you could travel out of the Tokyo area, there are interesting tours in Sendai, Aichi, and Hiroshima. Sendai has the Nikon factory tour. Aichi has the Toyota factory tour in which you can see Toyota cars being assembled. Similarly, Mazda offers a factory tour in Hiroshima. ...WAIT! If you're a big fan of tech, I can recommend a few places to go to in Tokyo. 1) You can visit the Miraikan, which is a very interesting museum that displays innovative and experimental technologies such as ASIMO and model Maglevs. 2) [cont.]
Answered by LordWaffles - Mon Oct 6 00:49:27 2008
Q. I am a big fan of technology and have heard that in Tokyo that you can go on free factory tours of big technology companies. I would like to know which companies offer these free tours, which are free, which are the best, which are in English. Really, any info on Tokyo Factory Tours would be great - I am going later this month. Thanks
Asked by Mr Dougmando - Thu Oct 2 10:56:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, there are no factory tours in Tokyo because the companies in Tokyo operate offices instead of factories. Well, the closest thing to a factory tour that I can think of it the ANA maintenance place. However, if you could travel out of the Tokyo area, there are interesting tours in Sendai, Aichi, and Hiroshima. Sendai has the Nikon factory tour. Aichi has the Toyota factory tour in which you can see Toyota cars being assembled. Similarly, Mazda offers a factory tour in Hiroshima. ...WAIT! If you're a big fan of tech, I can recommend a few places to go to in Tokyo. 1) You can visit the Miraikan, which is a very interesting museum that displays innovative and experimental technologies such as ASIMO and model Maglevs. 2) [cont.]
Answered by LordWaffles - Mon Oct 6 00:49:27 2008
Where can i have a travel agencies that offers great deals of tours and vacation?
Q. I'm so stressed out with work. I need time for vacation and to pamper myself. I'm looking for a nice agency that offers a good deals of vacations and tours with a great deal of price too.
Asked by Scarlet - Tue Oct 13 07:30:00 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blue Chip Vacations offers the best vacation deals. Holiday cottages availble in Cornwall, Devon, Newquay, Looe, Paignton, Torquay, Brixham and Dartmouth., Holiday cottages from Blue Chip Vacations. Choose from over 300 self catering luxury apartments in Cornwall Devon. We offer holiday cottages in Newquay, Dartmouth, Torquay, Plymouth, Paignton and Brixham. They are also giving discounts and vouchers.
Answered by unknown - Wed Oct 14 11:33:09 2009
Q. I'm so stressed out with work. I need time for vacation and to pamper myself. I'm looking for a nice agency that offers a good deals of vacations and tours with a great deal of price too.
Asked by Scarlet - Tue Oct 13 07:30:00 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Blue Chip Vacations offers the best vacation deals. Holiday cottages availble in Cornwall, Devon, Newquay, Looe, Paignton, Torquay, Brixham and Dartmouth., Holiday cottages from Blue Chip Vacations. Choose from over 300 self catering luxury apartments in Cornwall Devon. We offer holiday cottages in Newquay, Dartmouth, Torquay, Plymouth, Paignton and Brixham. They are also giving discounts and vouchers.
Answered by unknown - Wed Oct 14 11:33:09 2009
How do I sent up mobile alerts for my real estate company? How do i send mobile virtual property tours?
Q. I am a real estate agent and I want to know how I set up mobile messaging alerts to tell my clients about new properties, open houses, etc. Where can I do this? Is it possible with picture messaging or even video! Can you send out mobile virtual property tours?
Asked by dan f - Mon Feb 11 17:23:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have seen a lot of sites that send out text messages, but for your purpose as a real estate agent I could see how that would deficient. I know of one site that you can create picture messaging slideshows. www.cellyspace.com has an MMS composer that you can create slideshows with video, images, audio and text. They have tools for you to broadcast those messages as mobile alerts to subscribers or you can place a keycode on for sale signs like "Text HOUSE to 33563" and people driving buy can instantly have virtual property tour sent to their mobile phones. You'll be able to gather potential leads while you're not even working and inform multiple clients of new open houses with previews and anything else you can think of.
Answered by Gary M - Mon Feb 11 18:39:12 2008
Q. I am a real estate agent and I want to know how I set up mobile messaging alerts to tell my clients about new properties, open houses, etc. Where can I do this? Is it possible with picture messaging or even video! Can you send out mobile virtual property tours?
Asked by dan f - Mon Feb 11 17:23:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have seen a lot of sites that send out text messages, but for your purpose as a real estate agent I could see how that would deficient. I know of one site that you can create picture messaging slideshows. www.cellyspace.com has an MMS composer that you can create slideshows with video, images, audio and text. They have tools for you to broadcast those messages as mobile alerts to subscribers or you can place a keycode on for sale signs like "Text HOUSE to 33563" and people driving buy can instantly have virtual property tour sent to their mobile phones. You'll be able to gather potential leads while you're not even working and inform multiple clients of new open houses with previews and anything else you can think of.
Answered by Gary M - Mon Feb 11 18:39:12 2008
How to start a tour Operator business In India. Planning for a travel agency in India to serve out bound tours?
Q. How to start a tour Operator business In India. Planning for a travel agency in India to serve out bound tours
Asked by Sudha Reddy - Sat Oct 17 02:26:37 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can start a company as Proprietorship. Take the help of any chartered accountant to register it with Register of Companies. Have a software to keep your accounts. Choose your destination and make arrangements with your partner abroad.Study the destination thoroughly before you send your guest there. Wish you happy selling
Answered by rekhathomas73 - Sat Oct 17 03:44:11 2009
Q. How to start a tour Operator business In India. Planning for a travel agency in India to serve out bound tours
Asked by Sudha Reddy - Sat Oct 17 02:26:37 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can start a company as Proprietorship. Take the help of any chartered accountant to register it with Register of Companies. Have a software to keep your accounts. Choose your destination and make arrangements with your partner abroad.Study the destination thoroughly before you send your guest there. Wish you happy selling
Answered by rekhathomas73 - Sat Oct 17 03:44:11 2009
How can I book the best tours for our Arizona trip?
Q. We are taking a trip to Arizona and we are wanting to tour the Grand Canyon as well as other historical sights such as Indian ruins. How can I make sure the tours I am booking are good?
Asked by penny - Mon Jun 23 20:21:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Amazing Tours and Travel" go to the "extras page" and click on the link "tours and attractions" It also includes "Gray Line Tours" one of the top travel tour companies in the United States.
Answered by oceanwave - Fri Jun 27 00:46:43 2008
Q. We are taking a trip to Arizona and we are wanting to tour the Grand Canyon as well as other historical sights such as Indian ruins. How can I make sure the tours I am booking are good?
Asked by penny - Mon Jun 23 20:21:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Amazing Tours and Travel" go to the "extras page" and click on the link "tours and attractions" It also includes "Gray Line Tours" one of the top travel tour companies in the United States.
Answered by oceanwave - Fri Jun 27 00:46:43 2008
How much would an Army Sergeant with 19 years in and 2 tours/duty and two children bring home after taxmonthly
Q. She has two kids and a husband who works at the post hospital. 2 tours of duty and a bronze star. This is for an assignment. Those were the only details given. Zip code 15522. Any answers. Estimate on Husbands pay too? He is a doc at post hospital.
Asked by Jamie G - Mon Jun 9 14:35:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably less if Obama became president. Here is a chart, it depends on rank:
Answered by Reagan '12 - Mon Jun 9 14:40:53 2008
Q. She has two kids and a husband who works at the post hospital. 2 tours of duty and a bronze star. This is for an assignment. Those were the only details given. Zip code 15522. Any answers. Estimate on Husbands pay too? He is a doc at post hospital.
Asked by Jamie G - Mon Jun 9 14:35:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably less if Obama became president. Here is a chart, it depends on rank:
Answered by Reagan '12 - Mon Jun 9 14:40:53 2008
How much were the offical lions tours to New Zealand in 2005 and what did you get for your money?
Q. I am looking on travelling on one of the official lions tours to South Africa in 2009 for the test matches only and was wondering how much it is likely to cost me.
Asked by jimmorussell - Thu Nov 22 05:50:49 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on where you live its hard to give you an amount - currency and all that. Flights from UK to NZ with decent accomodation plus 3 test matches for 2 people was for memory $4,500 - 5,000. Worth it if you can.
Answered by woonoel101 - Thu Nov 22 09:11:47 2007
Q. I am looking on travelling on one of the official lions tours to South Africa in 2009 for the test matches only and was wondering how much it is likely to cost me.
Asked by jimmorussell - Thu Nov 22 05:50:49 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depending on where you live its hard to give you an amount - currency and all that. Flights from UK to NZ with decent accomodation plus 3 test matches for 2 people was for memory $4,500 - 5,000. Worth it if you can.
Answered by woonoel101 - Thu Nov 22 09:11:47 2007
Lighthouse tours or open to the public in New York City area?
Q. Anyone know of any lighthouse tours or lighthouses open to the public in the New York City area? I have always called my honey my guiding light and would love to take a photo of her in front of one.
Asked by stevel226 - Wed Jan 23 10:53:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Twin Lights in NJ and Sandy Hook in NJ have regular tours and are open to climb both are free. "the little red lighthouse" under the GWB can be viited anytime and climed on speciel occasion. Coney Island light can be visited but not climed
Answered by snow - Wed Jan 23 12:08:35 2008
Q. Anyone know of any lighthouse tours or lighthouses open to the public in the New York City area? I have always called my honey my guiding light and would love to take a photo of her in front of one.
Asked by stevel226 - Wed Jan 23 10:53:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Twin Lights in NJ and Sandy Hook in NJ have regular tours and are open to climb both are free. "the little red lighthouse" under the GWB can be viited anytime and climed on speciel occasion. Coney Island light can be visited but not climed
Answered by snow - Wed Jan 23 12:08:35 2008
Is the fruit tour in Gold Coast fun? Any other recommended tours to join?
Q. I am interested in going for a fruit tour in Gold Coast but I'm not sure if it will be fun as I haven't been on a fruit tour before in Gold Coast. Are there any other tours to recommend?
Asked by goforaspa - Sat Dec 8 00:03:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can't really commend on the fruit tour. However, if you're a nature lover, you will enjoy the 'Byron Bay Tour'. The one that I took included traveling through some Hinderland route followed by a lunch cruise around Tweed Heads and then board the same coach on the other end and go all the way to Byron Bay lighthouse where you might have chances to see dolphins swimming below at the bay. I thoroughly enjoyed this tour and had revisited at least 4 times myself whenever I am on the Gold Coast.
Answered by merlion - Sat Dec 8 10:49:06 2007
Q. I am interested in going for a fruit tour in Gold Coast but I'm not sure if it will be fun as I haven't been on a fruit tour before in Gold Coast. Are there any other tours to recommend?
Asked by goforaspa - Sat Dec 8 00:03:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can't really commend on the fruit tour. However, if you're a nature lover, you will enjoy the 'Byron Bay Tour'. The one that I took included traveling through some Hinderland route followed by a lunch cruise around Tweed Heads and then board the same coach on the other end and go all the way to Byron Bay lighthouse where you might have chances to see dolphins swimming below at the bay. I thoroughly enjoyed this tour and had revisited at least 4 times myself whenever I am on the Gold Coast.
Answered by merlion - Sat Dec 8 10:49:06 2007
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