Summer sizzles at Le Centre Sheraton Montreal

Great Rates, Value adds and Extras

MONTREAL, July 24, 2013—Le Centre Sheraton invites you to escape to Montreal for a delightful summer getaway that you’ll adore.

Located in the heart of the city, it’s an easy stroll to the best of Montreal –including fabulous shopping, a wide selection of dining and nightlife options and some of the most popular tourist attractions.

The hotel offers the Sizzling Summer Exclusive which features a lead in rate of $169 per night and includes complimentary parking for one vehicle ($24 value), complimentary in-room Internet ($14.75 value), a leisurely late check-out of 2 p.m. and insider tips from native Montrealer, Marie Andree Beaudoin, the hotel’s Director of Sales & Marketing.

Save the Date ... Bermuda's BUEI Underwater Extravaganza

 

Join us on Saturday, September 28th at BUEI for our Underwater Extravaganza!  You won't want to miss this exciting evening filled with fabulous food stations, music and dancing in our bioluminescent disco, luxury silent auction, and aquatic-themed surprises throughout the night. More details to follow....

www.buei.org 

Travel ideas from Destination British Columbia

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• Grand Forks: Two Rivers Converge for a Grand Fork
• Vancouver Island: Along Vancouver Island's Northern Coast, Kayaks are King
• Vancouver, Coast & Mountains: Freefall with Skydive Vancouver
• Northern BC: Discover Ancient First Nations Culture in BC's North
• Kootenay Rockies: New Sacred Rides Excursion Pairs Single-Track with Downward-Facing Dog
• Cariboo Chilcotin Coast: New Lodge. All-Inclusive Fishing Charters. Welcome to BC's Central Coast

Grand Forks: Two Rivers Converge for a Grand Fork: Named for the confluence of the Kettle and Granby rivers, Grand Forks is a community of warm smiles, natural, untamed settings and a storied Doukhobor heritage. And while its roots are planted firmly in mining and agriculture, this tiny southern BC town, set between the Okanagan Valley and the Kootenay Rockies, is arts-minded, adventure-driven and, with its tidy offering of early 1900s architecture and historical settings, wholly charming.

W Hotels Worldwide debuts in Mainland China with the opening of W Guangzhou

-Continuing the W brand’s rapid expansion in Asia, W Guangzhou introduces China to a new style of modern luxury set amidst cutting-edge design and Whatever/Whenever service

Guangzhou – W Hotels Worldwide has opened W Guangzhou, the first W Hotel in mainland China.

With an iconic architectural building set on the ancient Pearl River, W Guangzhou brings a new interpretation of modern luxury to China, seamlessly blending the city’s storied traditions with the W brand’s dynamic and future-forward designs.

The 44^th W Hotel globally, W Guangzhou marks a rapid Asian expansion for the W brand, which has plans to more than double its current footprint of nine hotels to nearly 20 over the next five years.

Fairmont Pacific Rim ranked #1 in Canada by Travel + Leisure ...and listed as one of the top 100 hotels in the world

  

July 2nd, 2013, Vancouver, BC- The results are in and Fairmont Pacific Rim in Vancouver is ranked #1 City Hotel in Canada and included in the top 100 Hotels in the world from internationally acclaimed Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards reader's survey.

The 18th annual Travel + Leisure World's Best Reader's Survey was 

announced today and in its first ever appearance within the survey results, Fairmont Pacific Rim has been named '#1 City Hotel in Canada'. "This recognition is a testament to the commitment of the colleagues who work hard to ensure no guest ever leaves unhappy, and the ongoing investment ownership makes in the property." said Philip M. Barnes, General Manager of Fairmont Pacific Rim and Regional Vice President of the Pacific Northwest for Fairmont Hotels.  

Underground waterfall, boat ride, formations to wow Indiana Cavern visitors

(News Release)

 

Cave filled with Ice Age bones has opened to the public

 

Corydon, IN – Indiana Caverns opened to the public June 15, 2013, joining Squire Boone Caverns and Marengo Cave to create one of the nation's most noteworthy caving destination.

In what is among the most significant archeological finds in the US in decades, an Indiana man just discovered a huge cache of Ice Age bones while digging out this portion of the Binkley Cave System.

In order to develop Indiana Caverns for visitors, life-long spelunker Gary Robson uncovered Pleistocene-era remains of dozens of animals.

The find includes prehistoric black bear, bison, peccary (flat-headed boar), fisher (cat-like animal), snakes, owls and other birds in such large numbers that the cave could keep several paleontologists excavating for years.

In fact, the area is now known as Big Bone Mountain. Robson and his team of cave developers have now transformed the phenomenon into a spectacular visitor experience. Complete details on Indiana Caverns, the nation's newest show cave, are available are available at www.indianacaverns.com

Bermuda's BUEI Underwater update, July 2013

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Oceans Gift Shop has partnered with Island Trading!    We are now featuring a selection of coastal gifts, candles and accessories from Island Trading's extensive collection.  Need a last minute present for a friend or something to make your own home look beautiful?  Come and visit us at BUEI...don't forget we are also open on Sunday!