• The Travel Show – November 16, 2024

  • Nov 18 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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The Travel Show – November 16, 2024

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  • Segment 1: (00:00)

    · Welcome

    · Travel Show sponsored by NCL & MCT

    · Greetings from somewhere in the Bay of Bengal

    · Next stops: Phuket, Thailand; Penang, Malaysia; & Singapore

    · Taj Mahal highlights & fun facts

    Segment 2: (00:11)

    · Six airlines fly SLC – Hawaii. Can you name them?

    · DL adds second SLC-HNL non-stop seasonal Nov 22-April 13

    · 7 packing hacks to lighten your suitcase

    Segment 3: (00:18)

    · My favorite SF sourdough breads

    · “Pacific Coast, Canada, & Golden Gate: MCT cruise/tour, Sept 26-Oct 4, 2025

    · What do you do if a stranger/fellow airline pax asks you to change seats?

    Segment 4: (00:31)

    · Why are airport terminal walks getting longer & longer?

    · SLC Airport “street pricing” and why no McDonalds?

    Segment 5: (00:38)

    · Comical travel complaints

    · KEF-LON cruise tour, June 12-22, 2025

    Segment 6: (00:49)

    · Hawaii fun facts

    · Kona, Hawaii highlights

    Segment 7: (00:57)

    · 39 days to Christmas

    · Give the gift of travel - Morris Columbus Travel gift certificates

    · British Isles cruise/tour highlights, July 7-20, 2025

    · Rome & Italy fun facts

    Segment 8: (01:10)

    · Park ‘n Jet 20% discount

    · MCT “Splendors of Italy” tour, April 4-14, 2025
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