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Swan boats at Lake Eola, Orlando, Florida

Smarter Travel has posted some info about king salmon: Even if the King Salmon don’t bite, there’s still plenty of adventure in the hunt. Discover why about one fifth of the visitors to Alaska go fishing every summer.

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for February 24th 2010 through February 27th 2010:

Doctor, Doctor! Reader Remedies Put to the Test – Smarter Travel has posted some info about medical professional: When it comes to getting (or staying) healthy on the road, our readers offered remedies that were at times traditional, creative, and even a [...]

Smarter Travel has posted some info about medical professional: When it comes to getting (or staying) healthy on the road, our readers offered remedies that were at times traditional, creative, and even a little unorthodox. We compiled your best advice, then asked a medical professional for feedback.

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Smarter Travel has posted some info about ed perkins: Ed Perkins uncovers the subtle ways car rental companies add on fees and charges, and offers tips for avoiding these wallet-busting traps.

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RobinD_travel recently posted this over on the Bing Travel Blog:

T. Harv Eker, author of “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind,” shares this affirmation in his motivational lectures: If you want to be rich, you need to admire the rich.

Sean O’Neill recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:

Genevieve Shaw Brown is Travelocity’s Senior Editor and contributor to the Window Seat Blog. You can also find her on Twitter @gsbrown.

Smarter Travel has posted some info about online travel agencies: Online travel agencies keep updating the ways you can search their sites. The latest? The ability to find hotels with a range of accessibility features and a “Top Secret Hotels” option.

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Kate Appleton recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:

Gianni, his impeccably made-up mama (in yellow), and their guests sit down to lunch (Courtesy Zeitgeist Films)

Lifehacker’s Kevin Purdy just posted this article:

Netbooks and ultra-portable laptops may be convenient, but they don’t always have the horsepower to get done what you need. Mobile-obsessed blogger James Kendrick suggests using LogMeIn (or maybe a free equivalent) to do the battery-draining stuff remotely. …

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