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 What's better than a beautiful tropical climate and endless white beaches on the islands of Hawaii? What about the music of the jazz variety? The 13th annual Hawaii International Jazz Festival will be held August 4 and 5, Friday and Saturday in 2006. It is the perfect summer event for jazz fans. The fact that the festival takes place in a tropical paradise is an additional bonus.The Hawaii International Jazz Festival is designed to entertain and educate, tourists and residents on the art of jazz music and its influences on development of Hawaiian music. You will be able to enjoy concerts presenting various styles of jazz, jazz Native Hawaiians. Started in 1993 by Abe Weinstein, this two day event is considered one of the eleven major festivals on the islands of the festival starts at 10 Hawaii.The the morning with a free jazz clinic, available on both days. The clinic is designed to demonstrate the different varieties of jazz and its historical significance. After the demo, you'll be able to engage in open discussion with stakeholders, including the main event is a concert musicians.The that spans two nights in the theater located in Honolulu, Hawaii, on the island of Oahu. There will be three acts on every night beginning at 7, featuring different thematic homage to the art of jazz. includes musicians such as Freddy Cole Quartet, which will play a tribute to Nat King Cole, The Four Freshman, who will be performing jazz classics, and Scott Martin, who performs his music with a Latin flavor. In addition, local artists will show you the jazz influences in Hawaiian Swing music. Other guest stars will perform both nights with lively vocal and instrumental harmonies.If you are to be free of commitments of the day, you can even participate in an exclusive event on August 3. Meet Freddy Cole Quartet Groove Society and awarded before the festivities officially begin. There will undoubtedly be a memorable experience for jazz fans worldwide. Did I mention it in Hawaii? Tickets for the concert can be ordered at the Hawaii Theatre Center Box Office (808-528-0506). Prices range from $ 25 to $ 50, with discounts available for members of the theater, the elderly, military service personnel, students, and packages of two days. For more information about the festival, you can call (808) 941-9974.

 Membership in travel clubs, like Coastal Vacation Club and Prestige Travel Club increase, many are turning to lifetime travel memberships to save up to 74% of their travel for life. Here is a list of 10 things to look out for if you are planning to join any club holiday travel. 1. travel providers and related authorized sure that the club use on the license and related suppliers. These are recognized by the state that do business in, and will ensure that you are dealing with real, legitimate travel agents, who want to see your satisfaction as a priority. 2. No gimmicks time share sales presentation or tour Many providers of holiday clubs are veiled parties time-share pitch. You are required to attend sales presentations for a long time just to use or turn off certain portions of your trip. Make sure visits are not necessary as a pre-requisite for the activation of a journey or stay in a condominium. 3. Years of service, club rental may arise in an instant by some as "Slick Willy", just to make a quick buck, and you sell something that is not what it seemed originally, and before realizing it and try to get your money back, if they have gone out for the next step. So make sure to look closely to see if the Club has established a track record of industry credibility and integrity. 4. BBB Reports Your due diligence on travel clubs, looking through the reports and fraud reports BBB. You will find many independent agents representing the company "mother" of travel and can be unscrupulous, while the parent company acts responsibly in order to acknowledge that individual retailers may have a negative track record, while the parent company has a place not record . Stay away from vendors problematic. 5. Terms and Conditions: Accommodation, single / married couples, blackout dates Many travel clubs often limit the availability to non-holidays, or days of blackout. A seller I know, for example, does not allow you to travel 7 days before or after a major holiday. Since there are major holidays almost every month, you miss 14 days a month or about 160 days a year that are off-limits. So make sure you know the terms and conditions, age limits, and if travelers should be 2 married couples or action shall apply to singles. 6. At one time membership fees Some clubs Travel Dock is a monthly fee, some dock there a renewal fee each year. Be careful of who you hit hard early and then bleed your money slowly over time. Good travel clubs offer a low, one-time fee to start and end without any further renewals or down payment. 7. Variety of types of discount travel clubs Your offer only 2 nights 3 times a day? Or does it offer much more like unlimited stays condo weeks, cruises discount Unlimited, ski discounts, dining discounts, rebates or golf? Make sure your club has a lot of variety of travel tours and holiday styles to fit all types of personalities and travel. 8. belonging to national or international location choices. Your club trip just to meet the United States or have benefits reaching far and wide in the top holiday destinations around the globe? Make sure you know the values of local or international experience. 9. Education on how to consume a good society membership travel offer CDs, videos and literature to help them enjoy their membership benefits and get the club up to take their trips. If your club does not offer travel training or help in showing how to use the package, you might want to look where other people. 10. Transferability you be allowed to give away some of your travels on the road or your club will be your name and address to be hard coded in each voucher to be used only by you? Some clubs have to travel more than 40 trips included, and no one could use a lot of travel in one year. So, make sure your travel club will allow you to transfer trips and packages for family and friends, without additional costs and order fulfillment simple. Traveling around the world as a member of the exclusive travel club can certainly have its benefits to save money, and for the most expensive clubs out there, such as Coastal Vacations Club, for example, some people choose to share an affiliation between a small group and share the benefits of travel.

 Cusco, Peru, in short, is amazing. There really is no other city, as in the world. To take advantage of everything the city and its surrounding area has to offer, it's definitely worth it to invest in Boleto Turistico (tourist ticket), for a low price, provides access to 16 different historical and cultural sites of interest. The ticket costs 70 soles (about $ 20 USD) or 35 soles (about $ 10 USD) with student ID and provides access to the following sites: the Cathedral, Iglesia de San Blas, the Museo de Arte religious Arzobispado, Museo de Arte y Monasterio de Santa Catalina, the museum site to Qoricahncha, Museo Municipal de Arte Contemporaneo, Museo Historico Regional (Casa Garcilaso), and the nearby ruins of Sacsayhuaman, Qenco, Puca Pucara, Tambomachay, Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero Tipon and Pikillacta. While some of the museums that are included are quite small and most interesting museums such as El Museo del Inca, are not included in Boleto Tourist, buying a ticket will save you money even if you only want to visit two archaeological sites. For example, the Tourist Boleto you can access the ruins of Ollantaytambo, the ticket without the ticket is 70 Soles, the same purchase price of the Boleto Tourism. In Cusco you can buy in Avenida del Sol Tourist Boleto the Municipalidad, one block away from Plaza de Armas. The museums included in the ticket can easily be visited in one day. The ruins are, however, farther and need to take a bus. I highly recommend a visit to Sacsayhuaman, Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Sacsayhuaman is a short 15 minute walk uphill from the Plaza de Armas in Cusco. It is usually the first site of Inca ruins that most visitors see, and thankfully does not disappoint. On the contrary, the huge, perfectly cut stones that the Incas are known to abound. They are placed in a zig-zag formation of large-scale recalls the shape of the mountains behind, the typical Inca architecture, which reflects the surrounding environment. Perhaps because of this technique to mimic the local environment in architecture, every Inca archaeological site seems to have something completely new. The site of Pisac is an hour bus ride away from Cusco, but it is equally spectacular. The hike to the ruins is beautiful, passing through the impressive Inca terracing that is kept up to date, but it is extremely steep. Once at the top of the mountain you are rewarded with breathtaking views of the valley and the extensive Inca buildings that speckle the tops of the mountains. Ollantaytambo is best seen on the way to or returning from Machu Picchu. Although nothing beats the famous Machu Picchu, Ollantaytambo not to be missed. The whole city is a living relic of Inca, with houses and streets as they were during the Inca period, and using some of the irrigation system itself. If you've done all the way to Cusco, do not miss out these unforgettable destinations. Buy Boleto Tourism, save money and have the freedom to visit some of the most spectacular places in the world.