Southern Gal asked:


I’m traveling to Orlando for a national convention. I need to depart Thursday, July 27 and arrive there by 2pm and I need to depart on Monday the 31st sometime around 4pm or after. How can I find the cheapest flight? Which airlines are cheaper than others? Are there any online discounts, coupons, etc? Any advice appreciated.

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lyrelente asked:


Why are there no high speed trains? Take France for instance. Their TGV currently goes at 200 mph, and the new generation will go at 350 mph.
This basically means that you can pretty much go through France from north to south in about four or five hours by train. When the new trains are up and running it’ll be even less. A lot less. Trains are competing with airplanes.
It’s also cheap. A one way ticket from let’s say Marseille (south) to Paris is gonna be about 75 euros ($100). And it’ll be about one fourth or even half that if you buy the annual discount card.
To move between cities within France, practically nobody takes the airplane, and less people travel by car. This off course means a lot less pollution.
In a country like the US (the biggest polluter of all), wouldn’t it make sense to invest in having a truly efficient train system?

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kwkennedy76 asked:


My fiancee and I are planning a Wedding in Riveria Maya, MX. She found a highly recommended Travel Agent through some wedding blog board and she is quoting us the same prices as listed on their website. We have enough people going to fill 20 – 30 rooms, but we don’t seem to be getting ANY deals despite spending a minimum of $50k at the resort (between us and the guests). There is no incentive to have the wedding at this particular resort at all. No discounted scouting trip, no discounted rates, no upgrades, nothing. I generally get deals on everything I buy both professionally and personally, but don’t have any experience at all in the “wedding world.” Is this normal?

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