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Connecting Flights:
Our Travel Links
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If
you're reading this journal, we suspect you're not
the typical tourist. In which case, you might be
interested in what some call "alternative travel,"
which Transitions Abroad
magazine defines as "meeting people, places and
cultures on their own terms through active involvement
as a guest in the host community rather than as
a tourist." Their site offers thousands of listings
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Thinking of going somewhere? Take Grace Slick's
advice and "Remember what the Dormouse said: 'Feed
your head.'" In other words, combine travel with
education. For information on that score, visit
the Study Abroad Programs Directory,
with links to many relevant resources, slightly
more specialized in this regard than the previous
listing. |
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Wherever you're heading, if it's across national
borders you'd be wise to get a rough idea of what
your money's worth at your destination. Here's a
handy Currency Converter to give you
a fast answer. |
| Want to know
why you need not just java, but Java? Because without
the latter, no matter how wired you are, you can't
use a site like Webtrax, which allows
you to key in anyone's flight number and, via its
graphical flight tracker, see on a map exactly where
that person is in the air. |
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