Which one do you prefer a bank, hotel or travel agency ?
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Travel agency. I could plan sweet vactions for people and myself.
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It's a good show, however you're only getting a one sided view. Most of the hotels featured on those shows are also advertisers on the Travel Channel, so you're not going to hear any down sides to staying there or any other issues. \n\nTo get an accurate idea of a hotel, look them up online. There are many forums where people who have stayed there before will list their experiences.
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Coming from someone who's been to both, there's much more to do in Vegas.  Vegas is much bigger, the hotels and casino are generally nicer, there are more restuarants, nightlife spots, etc. Only one or two Atlantic City hotels compare to the quality of your top-tier Vegas hotels, and even that's a stretch.  Depending on the time of year, the weather will usually be nicer in Vegas too.\n\nI've been to both, and Vegas is the way to go.
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Hosteller. You could also use  hotelier, hotelkeeper, hotel manager, hotelman(although I've never heard that last one before). Hope that helps!
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I was an insurance agent for years.\nSafeCo is excellent in their auto insurance division...stole a lot of business AND executives from GEICO.\nHartford is a VERY long standing and highly reputable insurance.\nI've actually done business with Travelers Insurance.  They are well rounded, easy to work with, and have a quite decent reputation.\n\nGo to the site below.  \nA M Best is a company that RATES Insurance companies.\nJust type in your company and peruse what the experts say.\nWarning.... these companies are ALL HUGE.\n\nhttp://www3.ambest.com/ratings/default.asp
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I've used Country Holidays before,  the accommodation has always been good and they are easy to book online.\n\nhttp://www.country-holidays.co.uk/ch_homepage.html
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expedia or hotels.com
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go to a travel agency and ask the staff there.
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It depends what you want it for. ALl our major banks offer various competing products and are mostly country wide, unlike in some other countries. \nIf you want to compare their bank rates go to USwitch or a similar website and compare the specific bank product you are interested in.\n\nPersonally I would stay clear of HSBC and Lloyds as they bothe screwed me around!
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wow good question no doubt oman or the united arab emirates. u can buy an island over there shaped how ever u want it. believe me if ur friends could afford it so would they. famous rich americans go there because of the life of luxury it offers. over on those islands u have ur own country there. u make ur own laws. definatly one place i hope to be able to build on some day. did u know that united arab emirates has the only 7 star hotel in the world? the shops there are incrediable and they have the best things over there money can buy.
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You can check some of these issues if they are important to you. \n\nAsk around and consider their customer service record. What ratings have they received from independent rating organizations? \n\nEvaluate their franchise for consistency. Many Hotel’s are franchised so you’ll want to see how the particular location fits into the Hotel’s chain. Find out how the chain rates this particular property within their organization. \n\nConsider their Hotel policies, are they favorable to you or do they penalize you in some way. \n\nFind out what partnerships they have that could save you money in other areas. Many Hotels have agreements with airlines, rental car or credit card companies. \n\nSee if they credit your frequent flyer or frequent guest programs with points. \n\nCheck the Hotel Chain's locations. Does their Hotel chain have locations where you travel? Do they have international locations? \n\nCheck the individual hotel's location.  Is their airport hotel really close to the airport? \n\nEvaluate their facility. When were the rooms last remodeled? Does it have the types of features you need? How well does it suit your need for the quick overnight stay or the weeklong resort vacation? Do they have business suites or meeting rooms available if you need them? Does the particular Hotel you want to stay in located in a safe part of town? Is any major construction going on in the area around your Hotel’s location? Will there be any large groups staying at the Hotel that could negatively impact your stay? \n\nDo they offer the types of extra services you need? Do they have a concierge, shuttle or laundry service? \n\nCan they honor your special requests? \n\nSee if they offer a Premium or Loyalty Club that feature the services you need. \n\nCheck to see if you belong to any groups that entitle you to a special deal with a particular Hotel. \n\nConsider their rates and the availability of any coupons or discounts. See who offers the best overall deal for your budget.
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good question...I think Motel is cheaper and don't have things that Hotel has..but let me see if someone knows for sure...
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Nothing as far as I know But are you sure about going into an industry where over 50% of it is now done online, and the numbers are moving away from travel agents in favour of online every day?\n\nI would look to go into a very niche area of travel, like luxury tours, where the odds of it going online are lower. Get in there before all the other travel agents need new jobs!
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Finance is the First Place to choose.\nHR Stands in the Second Place.\nMarketing goes to the  Third Place.
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usually not, you need to go to specific money changers, usually found in the airports and tourist areas.
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The tourist rate tends to be par to the rate you will get in England but your better off due to competition of banks once you get to France.  The train stations, ports and airports are good starts but all banking institutions in France will be the best bet for you as they are competing for your pounds, dollars, etc.  You will get the best exchange rate by using your ATM card in a machine there and taking out the local currency. Whatever you have left over, make sure you exchange that before you leave an EU country (best bet is to exchange at the airport before flying back to the UK). \n\nGood luck.
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In my opinion, it would be either Tourism or Marketing. Tourism is the largest service industry in the world and whether you are extrovert or introvert you can work wherever it suites you, front desk, kitchen, managerial, accounts, etc. Whereas Marketing, you can usually fit in any business line. But my advice is, stick with what you're really good at. Trust me. All the best!