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Self guided tours are exposed at Chokti
If you are thinking about traveling to a new destination, you most likely want to get in the mindset and have some ideas about what you will see, and most importantly, be prepared to hit the best spots. Chokti is website where users can search for places to visit and check out actual amateur tours of the areas, podcasts, images and journal entries all about the areas attractions. Chokti also relies on RSS feeds to bring in information from different sites about the areas that users are inquiring about. Users can also submit their own content and share it with other fellow travelers.
Other traveling specific websites include New York Times travel guide, Vayama frugal international traveling, Dopplr's travel notification service, 71miles local travel, Yahoo travel, Yapta cheap travel, TripHub trip planning, and Trip Stalker low airline fairs.
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Mike Martin said 11:02PM on 8-07-2007
Another great travel website is www.airfarewatchdog.com. They manually search for the best fares across the airline's own websites as well as discount carriers like Southwest and Skybus. Unfortunately, many of the other so-called "deals" sites do not cover any of these, so you never know if you're getting the best deal.
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