October 12, 2007, Newsletter Issue #173: Consult publications, the web, and friends to narrow down your options, and comparison shop.
Tip of the Week
Finding the best beach vacation is a very personal choice, and may be influenced by what you want to do, what you can afford, where you have been before, and with whom you are traveling. Once you have an idea of the part of the world you might like to visit, or even what activities you are most interested in, use the Internet to learn more about what these places have to offer. Once you narrow it down even more, get a guidebook that provides more in-depth information on the location, lodging, activities, and other practicalities. Ask your friends and colleagues, and visit travel review sites, to get first-hand information on what different beaches, hotels, towns, and beach resorts are like. Finally, use the power of the web to compare the amenities, locations, and rates of different beach resorts and vacation packages. Doing this homework will help you make the choice that is right for you, and will hopefully help safeguard you against investing in a trip that does not meet your needs or expectations.
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