• The Travel Show –November 9, 2024

  • Nov 11 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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The Travel Show –November 9, 2024

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  • Segment 1: (00:00)

    · Welcome

    · Travel Show sponsored by NCL & MCT

    · Greetings from somewhere in the Indian Ocean

    · Review Spice Route cruise itinerary & what we like about each stop

    · Dubai highlights & fun facts


    Segment 2: (00:11)

    · travel.state.gov

    · step.state.gov (STEP: Smart Traveler Enrollment Program)


    Segment 3: (00:18)

    · Jim Gee: Africa & the Great Migration, MCT groups, 2025 (will come to studio)


    Segment 4: (00:31)

    · Questions to ask before you book your next cruise

    · Cruise cabins to avoid

    · Why use a travel advisor to book your cruise


    Segment 5: (00:38)

    · “Why I Travel” & the benefits & blessings of travel

    · Philosophy of Life: Do it while you can. Go while you can.

    Segment 7: (00:57)

    · Loy Krathong Festival – Thailand

    · Thailand & Vietnam MCT tour, Oct 30-Nov 15, 2025

    · Temple Mount Jerusalem overview & historical significance

    · “The Foundations of Scriptural Understanding” vol. 1 by Dann Hone. Book can be ordered at: travelstudiesinstitute.org


    Segment 8: (01:10)

    · Alaska highlights & fun facts

    · Book Alaska 2025 now

    · MCT Alaska group cruise, YVR-ANC, Aug 23-30, 2025

    · England, Scotland, & Wales MCT tour including Scotland Military Tattoo Festival (bagpipers and drum corps – nothing to do with “body art” tattoos.)
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