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Please Send me information about Cruising
Alaska's Inside Passage
karen@davisvilletravel.com
There are books that you can buy that broach issues
like Packing......How much for how long, what type
of clothes should I pack, will it all be a wrinkled
mess when I get there? You know, all of the
questions.
My biggest issue is how many pairs of shoes should I
pack, and do I need an additional bag for the shoes?
Let me list the minimal shoe options in my mind:
shoes for running, dress, walking the city and
of course the ones that are just for show!
Packing is always a challenge. Are there really
virtues to the single bag approach? Here is a
book we recommend that can be purchased on
Amazon Books. This book may not address my
shoe issue, but I know it will help you pack.
Melissa
Ask us about Multi-Sport Vacations.
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Business Travel Reservations
State of California
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training
University of California Davis
We encourage you to CALL US for your business travel
reservation....
One of our cooperate agents will be able to assist you with your
business travel reservation.
Listed below are our reservation phone numbers.
530-758-4510
916-448-1951
800-255-4567
You may also send an email to an agent and they
will respond to your email reservation request
as soon as they can.
Listed below are your corporate reservation agents:
Six of Karen's 23 years of travel agent
experience have been with Davisville Travel. Her two
areas of expertise are Cruise vacations and China.
Her gracious manner and enthusiasm make her a
wonderful addition to our travel agency.
Jennifer has
been a travel agent since 1992, the last
seven years she has been working in the Corporate
Dept at Davisville. During her time as an agent,
she has enjoyed traveling to Alaska, Mexico and
Hawaii. Kauai is her favorite and can't wait until
her next trip back to the island. She is also an
avid sports fan (Kings and Giants) which could
explain the enthusiasm she brings into the office
and to her client
Brigitte we
are very happy say is back with Davisville Travel.
After taking a year to attend to other matters she
is now working as a strong member of our corporate
division.
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Travel Recommendations:
FYI your arrival time prior to departure should be no less than 90 minutes
and we suggest 2 hours.
How to Travel with out stress
Planning and patience are the
keys. First purchase a book that you have always
wanted to read. Tuck that into an easily accessible
place in your carry on.
Make every effort to obtain an
assigned seat…even the dreaded middle seat is better
that none! Hint: most airlines release a lot of seats
for pre-assignment 24 hours prior to the flight
departure. Call at that time… even if you have to set
your alarm clock for 5:00 AM. Check the airline’s
website the day before you travel. Many airlines will
allow you to print out your boarding pass in advance.
If you cannot do this take advantage. If you cannot
do this take advantage of the kiosks in most major
airports to obtain your boarding pass.
Pack Carefully. If you are
uncertain about the wisdom of taking a certain item
check the transportation Security website –
www.tsa.gov/public for a list of prohibited
items. Remember to leave your checked luggage
unlocked…if you do not the lock may be broken. You
might secure your luggage from casual roaming hands
with plastic fasteners. If security cuts these in
order to inspect your luggage they will replace them.
Call the airlines about 4 hours
before you plan to leave for the airport for a last
minute update on the flight.
Plan to arrive at least 2 hours
prior to departure for a domestic flight and 3 hours
if you are traveling internationally. Try to have a
friend drive you to the airport. Parking is very
limited during holidays.
Before approaching security take
all the change out of your pockets and remove belts or
anything with metal in it. Remove your shoes. This
will help you clear security quickly.
Once through security, find your
gate, relax and open that book!
Drink lots of water during the
flight…. And get up to walk around at least once per
hour. You will feel better on arrival for your
efforts.
And have a WONDERFUL TRIP!!!!!!!
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Karen Klever
Jennifer Mendisco