Steve Case's luxury travel club grows
One might not necessarily imagine that multimillionaires confront limited options in planning their vacations.
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Source: www.twincities.comEven the rich need help planning trips WASHINGTON -- Who would have thought that multimillionaires have limited options in planning their vacations? A company chaired by America Online co-founder Steve Case is growing rapidly by offering a menu of luxury vacation options as part of a club that requires members to pony up $200,000 or more to access its $750 million portfolio of vacation...
Source: www.indystar.comSteve Case's luxury travel club growing A company chaired by former America Online co-founder Steve Case is growing rapidly by offering a menu of luxury vacation options as part of a club that requires members to pony up $200,000 or more to access its $750 million portfolio of vacation properties throughout North America, the Caribbean and Europe.
Source: www.usatoday.comAt Screensavers.com(R), Virtual Vacationers Rank Top Travel Spots With the cost of gasoline 36% higher this summer compared to last according to AAA, families may be planning more vacations close to home, if at all. Rather than forgoing a trip to a distant destination completely, consumers can experience a virtual vacation with Screensavers.com by downloading wallpapers or screensavers of top travel spots from every continent.
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