TRAVEL INSURANCEThere are many vendors who would try and convince you that going abroad without traveler's insurance is downright foolish. However, most people going on vacation have already invested enough in their travel costs that they generally overlook extra costs they consider frivolous, at best. |
Understanding Travel InsuranceTravel Insurance is important to understand, since like health insurance coverage, the customer may be refused coverage. Many insurance companies will offer a surplus of coverage for individuals and families. The company will consider few aspects of the policyholder, by reviewing the risk factors involved. If the policyholder is a high-risk the company may cover the holder, but the premiums will be higher than standard in most instances. Travel Insurance on the other hand, can refuse customers if they pose a high-risk.ArticlesThe Dingle Peninsula IrelandThe Dingle Peninsula is a piece of absolute beauty in a country that has no shortage of beautiful spots. The peninsula is a combination of rough sea eroded cliffs, mountains, beaches and Islands which are all inter woven with traditionally small Irish villages. You could easily pass a day driving around the Dingle Peninsula absorbing everything you see. If you are visiting Ireland, the trip to Dingle is well worth it.This is one of the few natural Irish speaking areas left in Ireland (Gealteacht), and many Irish school children come here during the summer to learn their national language in preparation for their state exams. For the children, this is as much an educational trip as a social exercise.Among the most beautiful things about the Dingle Peninsula are the Blasket Islands, which in the authors view, hold a certain mystic of an Ireland past. While these Islands were inhabited until the 1950s, they are now a tourist attraction and a place of absolute beauty and worthy of an article in their own right. As the sun sets of the west coast of Ireland, the Blasket Islands are a truly unique sight.Connor's Pass is the old mountain road between Dingle and Tralee which offers up spectacular views over the peninsula. This is a small winding road that is simply magnificent no matter what the weather conditions are. If you are lucky enough to get a nice day, there are some great places to get out of the car and stretch your legs with a walk. Dingle itself is a village with a character of its own. It is a working harbour town that now enjoys massive tourist revenue. Here you can enjoy the best of Irish Sea food with a pint of Guinness in a traditional Irish bar while Irish music is being played. Dingle's most famous resident is Fungi the bottlenosed dolphin who lives in the harbour. He rarely fails to show and there are several boats that sell tickets to visit Fungi every hour. .Ronan Menton is the webmaster for a number of travel related websites and has been for some time in Ireland, associated with search engine optimisation in the Irish travel industry. He spends two months a year in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and now sees it as his second home. Among the many sites he is currently working on are the following: hotels in Tralee and hotels in Killarney. By: Ronan Menton Travel Insurance Holiday Comparison Private Owner Villa Vs Package HolidayHotel - So what are the advantages of booking a holiday home direct with the owner over hotel? Firstly, you are renting a holiday home from the owner, who wants to ensure your stay at the apartment, cottage or villa is as enjoyable as possible - so you will. Fun Things to do in Key West - When people think of a Visit Hong Kong - HONG KONG is very much 'abroad'. From Gods Garden to Europes Samba capital - >From God?s Garden to Europe?s Samba capital ?I climb up to Saint Vitas of Staffelstein and see the countryside surrounding the River Main in front of me. Italy a visit to Civita di Bagnoregio - Between the Tevere River and Bolsena lake, in the green latium countryside, on the top of a clay hill, rises the small town "Civita di Bagnoregio". more... |
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