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Don't miss the bus — book early and save on airfares

Unlike independent vacation packages, where last-minute deals are rampant, escorted motorcoach tours tend to sell out fast and early.

So it's not surprising that Trafalgar Tours is already promoting its Winter Escapes 2006-7 lineup with an airfare sale. Savings of $125 per person or $250 per couple on select Lufthansa and Air Canada flights are available with air-inclusive tour packages, with destinations from Amsterdam to Zagreb (and including favourites such as London, Paris and Rome). The deadline for booking and payment is Sept. 27.

The new Winter Escapes brochure won't be ready until mid-July but you can check out a full list of packages online at http://www.trafalgar.com

Summer Splash: If you're planning a vacation in the Cayman Islands this summer, booking with Air Canada Vacations will get you the Cayman Summer Splash VIP card.



Caribbean: High or low season?

It's the middle of January, and heat-seeking bikini bombshells carpet the beach, bronzing the winter pallor from their pampered flesh. There's a special buzz in the air that grows louder as the beautiful people get amped for another night of seeing and being seen in the A-list spots. You're at ground zero of the Caribbean high season, and you wouldn't have it any other way.

Same beach in mid-July. You decompress on the flawless stretch of white sand, mellowing to the shoosh of the waves. Tonight you'll splurge on dinner, happily blowing some of the money you saved by taking your trip in low season -- and you won't even need a reservation. Tomorrow, it's the summer sales at the boutiques, then a free snorkel excursion. You won't find these kinds of perks in winter. What's not to love?

Two distinct vacations, same great Caribbean getaway.



Finances can mar wedded bliss

If you have serious hopes of achieving financial peace with your partner, keep this in mind: Compromise is the most vital ingredient.

The first step toward compromise is simply to talk with each other about your finances. Trouble is, for reasons that baffle and confound financial planners, couples often spend more time planning their annual vacations than they do discussing their long-term financial goals.

Even couples who do talk tend to minimize their problems and exaggerate how well they're managing their finances. Major problems tend to include spending more than you earn and anointing one person the financial czar in the household, while the other person relinquishes all control.

Avoid barriers

What to do? First, acknowledge your problems. Not doing so can be an "absolute barrier to making progress on the road to financial security," said Greg McBride of Bankrate.com, a personal-finance site.



More Marketing To Gays

For the newly visible gay traveler, the world is not always a welcoming place, but more doors, and ports, are opening.

Within the U.S., new places are pitching to gay men and lesbians. Such marketing, pioneered by cosmopolitan cities on the coasts, is migrating to the heartland.

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Rugby U18s brave harsh conditions in Guyana

After two days of travel and an overnight stay in Barbados, the HSBC National Under 18 rugby team arrived in George Town, Guyana. The young team, comprising two eighteen, five seventeen, fifteen sixteen and two fifteen-year olds, made the trip to compete against the USA and other Caribbean countries in the NAWIRA qualification tournament
On Friday afternoon the team assembled at the designated training ground. The seasonal heavy rains had continued turning the training pitch into a mass of standing water, sand and mud.

Saturday saw the first match, with the Cayman team playing Jamaica. Cayman dominated the play but the fast Jamaican players were able to push through to a winning 17 - 5.

Next day the team re-grouped at training ready to face the USA on Monday.