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Saturday
16Jan2010

Episode 22 - Something in the Water... or the Air

DateSaturday, January 16, 2010 at 12:00AM

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This Week's Guest:

David Lytle - Editorial Director for Frommers.com


Robert Reid - US Travel Editor for Lonely Planet

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Another great episode - This Week in Travel is hands down my favorite podcast to listen to, and always great resources and links!

Also, huge thanks for the mention of my case study - I appreciate it, and have been thrilled to know that so many people seem to really be enjoying reading the series.

May the wind always fill your sails!

January 16, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterTrisha Miller

Enjoyed the podcast. Totally agree that the dollar is likely to drop, at least against the euro. That's one reason I'm still living in the US, since I'm on a fixed pension paid in dollars, otherwise I'd be helping out with that other prediction about people moving overseas, although to Europe (but in my case I grew up in England so I'd be moving back).

Portugal - great destination! For some ideas see my trip reports at wilhelmswords.com/rtw2004/index.html - Port, Porto, Portugal and tinyurl.com/yzzn33c - Loving Lisbon

January 16, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterKathy

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