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Barbados travel planning
Category: Miscellaneous Asked by: marbuck-ga List Price: $50.00 |
Posted:
17 Oct 2003 20:13 PDT
Expires: 16 Nov 2003 19:13 PST Question ID: 267365 |
I welcome recommendations (specific please) about the best value travel arrangements for a five to six day visit to Barbados Nov 13 to 18. Will be traveling with my wife (10th anniversary on the 14th) and six year old son from Ottawa, Canada. I need to be able to conduct business (one or two key meetings) on the island presumably during the day of the 14th and or the 17th -- have a local contact there who will provide very specific insights, but welcome additional references/contacts re my ultimate objective of establishing a local publishing business linked to my existing mutinational (US/Canadian) enterprise. I suspect best value flights will be with US airways (cheap tickets coupled with first class upgrade certs should provide reasonable value) but am not sure about hotels, etc. |
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| Subject:
Re: Barbados travel planning
From: intotravel-ga on 19 Oct 2003 10:00 PDT |
Dear Marbuck, This looks like two completely different questions: (1) travel arrangements, (2) local contacts for setting up a publishing business. On (1), I think hotwire and priceline are good for first-class hotels. However, if you're planning to visit often, you may want to find a more personal lodging, like a Bed and Breakfast, somewhere you can have somebody take, and forward, messages for you when you're not in Bermuda. On (2), setting up a publishing business, I'm a great believer in 'scouting out the terrain' in a very general sense before focussing in on, say, 'key contacts'. That way you get a multi-dimensional perspective, rather than something 'true' but lopsided .... So I would talk to the local chamber of commerce (overview on how regulations and utilities work, for example, + tax incentives, workplace culture, how publishers fare), other publishers (or their staff), and all the publishing freelances, particularly the writers, for costs, pay rates, markets, topics, printers, and other publishing issues. |
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