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09/11/2015

Dear Millennium Travel, Your recommendation of the Wyndham resort in Montego Bay, Jamaica turned out to be the best! Thank you very much for guiding us in the right direction for our travel.
Thanks Again,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.

02/11/2015

Dear Millennium, Our trip was great, we needed it. Things have been so hectic the last couple of years and it was nice to get away for awhile. The weather was perfect and the hotel was great. This was a very relaxing way to Detox from busy city living. AHHHH.
Thank You,
Michael and Denise

05/10/2015

3 Ways To Save Money on Travel
1. USE THE FREE DAYS
Such a simple tip I know but simple is always good. Visit museums or tourist sites on free days or when they are discounted. Before you go anywhere, make sure you look on their website to find out if they offer free visiting hours or discounts.

2. TALK TO THE LOCALS
This is how we travel. We love getting insider tips from locals. It can go a long way to good advice, a friendship and even a discount. A good ice-breaker is to ask for directions or simple advice like, “where’s a good restaurant?”

3. SPEND MORE TIME IN FEWER PLACES
We love slow travel. Instead of racing from one end of a country to another, or tearing through 6 countries in 6 weeks, get to know a region well. Undertaking too many flights, bus trips, train journeys and driving long distances can really eat into your budget. So slow down, take more in, and discover all the cool free stuff. (It’s also one of our travel manifesto must.)

28/09/2015

Passport Information
US passports, good for 10 years, cost $135 ($110 to renew). The fee for minors under 16 (including infants) is $105 for a passport good for five years — kids under 16 must apply in person with at least one parent and the other parent’s notarized permission.
You can apply at some courthouses and post offices, as well as municipal buildings, such as your City Hall. For details and the location of the nearest passport-acceptance facility, see the US Department of State’s travel site or call 877-487-2778. Processing time varies; the current wait is posted on the State Department website. During busier periods, a six-week wait is common. One or two weeks after you apply, you can check online for the status of your passport application and its estimated arrival date.
If you need your passport in less than six weeks, tack on an additional $60 expediting fee (plus overnight shipping both ways), and you’ll get it by mail in two to three weeks. In a last-minute emergency situation, call the above number and speak to a customer-service representative. If you can prove that you have to leave within two weeks (by showing a purchased airline eticket or a letter from work requiring you to travel overseas on short notice), you may be able to receive a passport in a day or so. Make an appointment to go in person to the nearest US Passport Agency and pay the additional $60 fee; they’ll issue your new passport in 24 to 72 hours. Keep an eye on your passport’s expiration date. Most European countries require that your passport be valid for at least three months after your ticketed date of return to the United States (Russia requires a six-month window). This means that even if your passport doesn’t expire for a few months, you may still be denied entry to a country. Check your destination country’s requirements, and if necessary, get your passport renewed before you go. Countries can have surprising entry requirements. For example, the Czech Republic and Poland technically require visitors to carry proof of medical insurance (your health insurance card usually suffices). While it’s virtually unheard of that a border guard would actually request this, it’s worth knowing about. For requirements per country, see the US Department of State’s travel site

17/08/2015

When Shopping, Skip the Cash.
Every time you pay for something in cash, you are throwing away points. If you are financially responsible, you should be charging every single dollar of your normal expenses possible on a points-earning credit card, and these days, you can put almost everything on a credit card, including your phone, utilities, gas, groceries, dining and sometimes even rent, though, in this last case, watch out for processing fees. Apart from bills, many airlines and hotels, such as American, Delta and Southwest, also offer online shopping portals with bonus offers at various merchants where you can earn multiple points or miles per $1 you spend there. Simply click through to the retailer of your choice and make your purchase from that retailer’s website as usual.

13/07/2015

Keep restaurant coupons in the your car. Clip restaurant-chain coupons and store them in the glove compartment. On road trips, when you eat most of our meals on the road, you will enjoy the discounts.

17/06/2015

3 New Travel Tips
1 Use an airport lounge
If you’re flying long-haul, pre-book yourself into an airport lounge. There’s an up-front fee, but it provides a quiet environment with complimentary drinks, food, magazines, newspapers, WiFi etc. When you leave the lounge, take a few big bottles of water. It’s a cost effective and relaxing way to start your journey.

2. Bring an internet ready device
If travelling for a long time, take your own device that can pick up wifi, like a smartphone or tablet. It can be incredibly expensive to use the internet, or impossible to find any. Yet there is free wifi in places all around the world, and you quickly realise how often you need to tap in to things like bank accounts or travel bookings.

3. Bring an extra top on board
When flying (especially long haul) always travel with an extra top as the blankets they provide are thin and the plane can get very cold.

21/05/2015

Five Travel Tips
1. Bags with wheels are amazing. That backpack might seem more agile, but have you ever seen someone trek across an airport with one of those on their back? Nimble does not come to mind. Sciatica, yes. But not nimble.

2. Don’t forget your camera charger. You will go through that battery in a second, esp. when your friends insist on flipping through all of the photos that you just took in order to relive something that happened 5 minutes ago.

3. Don’t pack clothes that require ironing. Heck, don’t buy clothes that require ironing.

4. If you are staying with someone, get them a present. Either bring it from home, or take them out during the trip, or send them something afterwards. Do it not only because you will likely be invited back, but because your mom will be so proud.

5. Never pack something that you haven’t worn before. Otherwise you’ll find your new shoes too uncomfortable, your new jacket too flimsy, your new underwear too wedgie-prone.

21/04/2015

Book Last Minute

Not long ago, the cruise industry announced that last-minute discounts had disappeared and that the best prices would always be booked four or more months in advance. That's hardly the case today. Not only are last minute offers often cheaper than advanced bookings, but there are also tons of vacancies nowadays. Travel engines have even dedicated an entire Web page where cruises are discounted at the last minute by up to 75%.

06/04/2015

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13/03/2015

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02/03/2015

How would you like to make your business more successful and at the same time making your employees happy as they work hard? Many businesses have struggled in trying to match productivity with morale in the workplace. Typically when employees work harder their motivation goes down. The solution is rather simple, give them a reason to work hard.

Millennium Travel & Promotions offers vacation certificates as motivation. Everyone loves to take a break from it all through a vacation, and are willing to work hard to achieve it. Businesses can offer vacation certificates however they would like as a contest, a prize, etc. The possibilities are endless.
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Coming off a great weekend can be difficult when it comes to Monday morning. Generally, everyone is slow to get back into the flow of work. Millennium Travel & Promotions knows and understands this and for that reason they work with businesses to offer travel certificates and vacation vouchers to ge…

23/02/2015

What is a vacation certificate?

It’s similar to a gift certificate but for travel. You are buying the vacation in advance for someone else, usually good for one year. The vacation “cerf” can be good for hotel, air and hotel, all-inclusive or a cruise. There are terms of participation when using the incentive certificate. http://www.mtapromotions.com/how-it-works

The real question is where best to spend you resources to maximize employee motivation and promotions impact. Millenium Travel and Promotions business credibility and success answers the following key questions.

19/02/2015

Millennium and Travel Promotions has incentive travel promotions to help your business. From customer and employee rewards to incentive schemes, we can help.

24/11/2014

Newsflash, Here are the most common travel scam tricks. Scam artists are dreaming up new tricks everyday. They are looking forward to you vacation as well.
1. The parking attendant scam works like this. An attendant rushes out to you as you park. You tip him and go on your way. Then when you come back to your car the real attendant is waiting to get paid. Of course this could be a partner of the first attendant. Most third Word vacation spots have these attendants. I always pay a dollar so my car doesn't get messed up.
2. Fake travel guides offer to show you the sites. Sometimes they will show you things you would never find by yourself. Others are just a worthless rip off. The worst kind takes you into an alley and robs you at gunpoint.
3. Fake drink vendors offer you the correct bottle but the drink is home made. Third world hustlers find bottle and refill them with whatever they want. The best case is they wash a glass coke bottle and refill it from a real 2 liter. Worst case is they give you instant diarrhea in a bottle.
4. Bad guys are spraying tourists in the face with a drug that knocks you out for a few minutes. When you come to all disoriented, your money is gone. It also works another way. Someone you trusted with your money says they got sprayed, but they really didn't.

19/11/2014

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19/11/2014

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19/11/2014

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