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Extract from Daily Telegrapgh – 27Oct 2011.
When the attack on New York’s twin towers took place a decade ago, some industry experts questioned whether our appetite for foreign holidays would recover and many doubted if the United States would ever be a top tier tourist destination again. It was a view that grew in strength as stories emerged not only of overzealous US transport security officials arresting babies and shackling grandmothers in the paranoia that followed the attacks of September 11, but also of a sustained decline in British holidaymakers arriving on US soil. Against this backdrop the Telegraph readers’ choice of the US as their favourite worldwide destination – and New York as their favourite worldwide city – seems all the more remarkable.
The rugby world may be All Black, but perennial favourites, New Zealand, had to settle for second place in the favourite worldwide destination stakes alongside Australia – while Cape Town and Sydney, were runners up to the Big Apple in your choice of favourite worldwide city.
Of course, our antipodean friends will argue that there is nothing like exorbitant air taxes and an economic downturn to narrow your horizons in these austere times. The British Government continues to treat British travellers as cash cows, increasing Air Passenger Duty (paid by every passenger departing the UK), by 325 per cent in six years. Perhaps it is no coincidence that the US fares better than most – due to the illogical tax banding system the duty on a flight to Barbados is higher than on one to Hawaii – but to explain this American revival away in purely financial terms would being doing a disservice to what is a remarkable destination.
In recent years I have had the great fortune to herd cattle through the valleys of Wyoming, ski the towering slopes of California, Utah and Colorado, drive through the great emptiness of Death Valley, gamble in Las Vegas, lounge on Floridan beaches and wander wide-eyed through the streets of San Francisco and New York, yet I have not even scratched the surface. From the soulful Deep South and the snow-capped Rockies and to the barren plains of Texas and the forests of New England,as Graham Boyntown explains, the US is still the land of opportunity for holidaymakers.
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We are lucky enough to get plenty of feedback from our valued customers on their holidays, which you can read in our holiday reviews section, however we were all really chuffed to receive this particular email recently, for which we are very grateful. It really sums up what Complete North America strive to be.
Hello David
People have asked why bother going through an agent when you can arrange what we have done ourselves via the internet. That of course is quite true, however, my answer to them is simple. We are paying for your knowledge, expertise as well as your ability to be able to obtain better prices for flights, hotels etc and of course, the security which comes with it. The most important reason for choosing to go with Complete North America is your vast experience of the places in your itineraries. Your knowledge and advice has proved invaluable to us when organising our road trips. When time is of the essence, it is so useful to know what places to visit and what places to leave out. A good holiday organised on your own is turned into a brilliant one with expert help.
Thank you.
Lindy
Follow Nicola as she heads for the unspoilt lands of the Yukon. Starting out from the capital Whitehorse Nicola will experience the history of the Klondike Goldrush and pan for gold, take a guided mountain bike tour, canoe down the Yukon River, ride the stunningly beautiful train from Carcross to Skagway Alaska, hike the scenic vistas, visit the huskies, ride the ferry along the Alaska Marine Highway and finally take a flightseeing tour over Kluane National Park to see the glaciers. Tough job ehh! [...]
I recently had the opportunity to try out the GyPSy Guide in the Canadian Rockies, it’s your own tour guide that activates automatically as you drive via a GPS (Satellite Navigation System).
Using a combination of sophisticated technology and content prepared and presented by professionals, GyPSy Guide delivers a whole new dimension in drive touring.
GyPSy Guide can be installed in any car or RV, any vehicle that has a stereo, including any rental car. Simple to set up, once it connects to satellites you are ready to tour. Just drive and everything happens AUTOMATICALLY, playing commentary about the things you are seeing, just as they come into view.
Prepared by local expert tour guides, GyPSy Guide is filled with interesting stories and information, tips and advice about what to do with your precious vacation time. Tour routes are prepared to ensure that you can the opportunity to see all the best things an area has to offer. But if you choose to skip something or to stay longer at a place you enjoy, no problem, GyPSy will just pick up wherever you next join the routes.
Just because you don’t want to join a bus tour doesn’t mean you don’t want to hear all the fascinating information about the area you are visiting. No need for guide books as you drive, let GyPSy Guide be your tour guide as you enjoy your own driving tour.
GyPSy Guide is the most comprehensive driving tour guide available, now available in throughout western Canada, including extensive touring through the Canadian Rockies, Maui and Las Vegas.
Offered as part of our Ultimate Canadian Rockies itinerary and as an optional extra on all other driving tours we book in the areas mentioned above.
The following video is well worth a watch to understand a little more about how this fantastic gadget works.
Yellowstone to me is one of the most magical places on earth, it’s what inspires people like me to want to send people like you to America – you just want everyone to have the chance to see it, hear it, breath it, but no matter how many times you visit America’s first national park, seeing Yellowstone in winter – when the park is covered in snow, visitors are few, and nature puts on a truly unique show – is a completely different and unforgettable Yellowstone experience. [...]
After over a year of negotiation with our partners in America we are delighted to bring you a unique experience for our Route 66 fly drive holidays – A GPS led turn by turn navigation tour guide. [...]
This brand new four part series for ITV1 sees Billy Connolly fulfill a lifelong dream of travelling the world’s most famous highway – Route 66. The first episode will be broadcast on September 15th when the Big Yin turns Easy Rider as he begins the iconic journey from Chicago to Santa Monica. Route 66, also known as The Mother Road stretches more than 400 miles through Oklahoma, more than any other State. [...]
Washington State – nestled in the northwest corner of the United States & sharing a border with British Columbia, Canada – the natural beauty of this region is unprecedented. Start your adventure with three fun-filled days & nights in the fabulous cosmopolitan city of Seattle – then journey onwards to discover some of the magic this area has to offer… Experience forests, rivers, mountain wilderness, jungles, mountain top glaciers, wild Pacific coast and seashore – truly the Great Outdoors – and all in one state! This itinerary is varied, unhurried and most of all a fabulous surprise for most people who have never visited this region before.
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