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InsideFlyer March 2012	60 Seconds with Frequent Flyer legend Steve Belkin, aka beaubo Steve Belkin is a legend among frequent flyers. His most well-known mileage-earning stunt was set in motion when he hired local rice farmers to be surrogate flyers on inexpensive flights between two cities in Thailand.
Lucire February 14, 2012 Elyse Glickman	Fiji: just like the movies, only better The multicultural archipelago nation, incorporating the real-life Blue Lagoon, is as surprising as it is romantic.
AskMen.com	Beautiful Golf Courses We show you photos of beautiful golf courses worldwide.
InsideFlyer February 2012	Around the World in J and F In February, my husband and I used 140,000 Aeroplan miles each to do a "Mini-RTW" traveling around the world in 23 days.
InsideFlyer February 2012	The Status Match Game Congratulations! You've achieved elite status. Now, let's see who will match your status. We present the ultimate guide to elite status matches.
Lucire January 22, 2012	Lucire Volante: Healing Waters, Soothing Vistas A mere two hours from Los Angeles, you will find tranquility in Hacienda Hot Springs Inn's thermal spas.
The Motley Fool January 17, 2012 Selena Maranjian	Make Money in Growing Recreation Stocks the Easy Way If you expect the leisure and entertainment arena to heat up as our global economy eventually improves and people are more eager to spend, the PowerShares Dynamic Leisure & Entertainment ETF could save you a lot of trouble.
The Motley Fool January 9, 2012 Alex Planes	Cash In on the Coming Travel Boom 2012 looks like a good year for luxury vacation companies.
InsideFlyer January 2012	Buy and Transfer Points for Bigger Hotel Rewards Think the Maldives, Bora Bora or Paris are unattainable with your hotel points balance? Think again.
Lucire January 3, 2012	The golden road to the Emerald (Isle) City Elyse Glickman explores Dublin, Ireland and neighboring County Kildare, finding a gold mine of delights that harmoniously unite tradition and transition.
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