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Consumer Reports Travel Letter
$39/yr, monthly
Subcription Department
Pox 51366
Boulder CO 80321-1366
800-234-1970
Backissues cost $5 and may be ordered from
Consumers Reports, PO Box 53016, Boulder, CO 80322-3016.
Best Fares Magazine:
Covers air fares, hotels, car rentals, etc. Includes a TravelAmerica
half-price hotel book and coupons for reduced airfares. Published monthly.
Consumer Edition: $58/year
Corporate Edition: $78/year (includes hidden cities in airfares)
Best Fares, Inc.
1111 W. Arkansas Lane, Suite C, Arlington, TX 76013, or
PO Box 171212, Arlington, TX 76003
800-635-3033 or 800-880-1234 or 817-261-6114 or 817-543-0538
Travel Unlimited: (World-wide courier flight information and travel tips.)
$25/year, monthly
Box 1058
Allston, MA 02134
Official Airline Guide, Pocket Edition:
Includes a free subscription to their "Frequent Flyer" magazine.
$82/year
1-800-323-3537
American Express Sky Guide:
$45/year (12 issues)
1-800-678-6738 x111.
Skyguide, PO Box 5146, Harlan, IA 51593-2646
Value-Season Traveler
Newsletter of travel discounts and special promotions. Each issue
also includes several helpful travel tips.
$48/year (12 issues, 12-16 pages per issue).
40% off ($28) for readers of the FAQ.
Sample issue available for $2 postage and handling.
On the Go Publishing, PO Box 091033, Dept 1108B, Columbus, OH 43209
Email: hchodnof@freenet.columbus.oh.us
Air Transport World:
Magazine for the airline industry (not a frequent flyer guide).
$50/year
ATW
Box 96732
Chicago, IL 96732
Citizens for Improved Air Travel
PO Box 9200
Washington DC, 20077-7512
202-873-4209
[Lobbying group?, but newsletter has some articles of interest.]
InsideFlyer
$33/year ($55/2-years), 12 issues. Outside the US add $5/year.
800-333-5937
4715-C Town Center Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80916-4709
719-597-8880
(You can also subscribe by sending email to InsideFlyer@enews.com
or calling 1-800-403-NEWS.)
The Official Frequent Flyer Guidebook - 2nd Edition, 320 pages.
Information about airline, credit card, hotel, and car rental programs.
Published by AirPress (publisher of InsideFlyer)
$14.99 plus $3 shipping in US ($5 in Canada/Mexico, $7.50 elsewhere)
1-800-487-8893
Some articles from InsideFlyer can be viewed at no charge on "The
Electronic Newsstand, a service which collects articles,
editorials, and table of contents from over 100 magazines and
provides them to the Internet community. The Electronic Newsstand
is accessible by Gopher at
gopher://gopher.internet.com:2100/
The direct URL is
gopher://gopher.enews.com:2100/11/travel/publications/flyer
or by telnet to gopher.internet.com (userid "enews", no password).
For more information, write to staff@enews.com.
Michael Wm. McColl, "The Worldwide Guide to Cheap Airfares", 5th
edition, Insider Publications, 1994. 256 pages, ISBN 0-9633512-1-4,
$14.95. To order a copy, write to Insider Publications, 2124 Kittredge
Street, 3rd Floor, Berkeley, CA 94704, call 510-276-1532,
fax 510-276-1531, or send email to insider@sfnet.com. This book
discusses courier travel, charter flights, and bucket shops, and
includes extensive listings of courier travel agencies.
"Going Places: The High School Student's Guide to Study, Travel, and
Adventure Abroad", St. Martin's Press, $13.95. This book is compiled
by the Council on International Educational Exchange, and gives
information on more than 200 travel programs for students ages 12 to 18.
The European Travel Commission's 1994 guide to planning a trip to
Europe is available for free from European Planner/Dept. A, Box 1754,
New York, NY 10185.
For the "European Planning & Rail Guide", send $1 to BETS Planning
Guide, Budget European Travel Service, 2557 Meade Court, Ann Arbor, MI
48105.
For a free copy of "101 Tips for Adventure Travelers", call
1-800-873-5628, or write to 101 Tips, Overseas Adventure Travel, 349
Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02139.
For a free copy of Northwest Airlines' Travel Tips booklet, call
1-800-358-3100.
For a free copy of "Discover America: A Listing of State and
Territorial Travel Offices of the United States", send a
self-addressed, stamped envelope to Discover America, c/o Travel
Industry Association of America, Dept. A, 1133 21st Street, NW,
Washington, DC 20036. It includes a comprehensive list of tourist
offices and phone numbers. Many tourist offices will send you free
maps and travel guides.
Marcus L. Endicott, "The Electronic Traveler: Directory of Tourism
Information Sources", 1994. 130 pages, spiral bound, $50 postpaid.
Available from M. L. Endicott, P.O. Box 20837, Saint Simons Island,
Georgia 31522-0437, USA. You can reach the author by email at
mendicott@igc.apc.org. Forword by Steven K. Roberts (author of
"Computing Across America"). Fairly comprehensive listing of online sources
of travel information. Includes a list of numerous BBS systems in
addition to the usual Internet sources of information. Also has
descriptions of the offerings of the propietary online systems,
computer reservation systems, and so on. If you like reading FAQs,
it has the same feel as would a FAQ of online travel information sources.
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