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This Travel Forum will provide information on popular travel destinations with the retiree in mind. It will focus on planning, selecting a hotel, flights, activities, and local transportation. The forum will provide tips on reducing costs or making sure you have the funds you need for the activities you most want to do. Keep these tips in mind when you are traveling. The columns will include the web sites of local activities to assist with the planning process in addition to sites that are useful in making all your travel arrangements. In addition there will be a link to submit your travel questions.
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Nancy Holston grew up in northern Indiana. After deciding that teaching English may not be her calling,
she enlisted in the US Army and spent most of her two year enlistment traveling around Western Europe. That was the
beginning of her love for travel and a career of service to the public. After her discharge from the military she was
hired by the Federal Aviation Administration where she served until her retirement in August of 2008. She enjoyed frequent business and personal travel, often staying on after business concluded to explore an area that was a favorite or new territory. She is looking forward to sharing her knowledge of past travels and what she will learn from travel to come. |
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