Who says the United States is not a romantic destination for honeymooners? Typically, we think of Paris, France, Jamaica, Greece, or other overseas destinations when it comes to honeymoons. However, right here in America, you will find some very romantic honeymoon destinations. Considering you have 50 states from which to choose, you will actually feel a little overwhelmed with all the possibilities once you start your research. To help you get started, we have provided a list of some possible honeymoon destinations to consider.

• Hawaii – This number one honeymoon destination has long been a favorite. With a tropical climate, breathtaking topography and waterfalls, and beautiful customs, it is no wonder married couples love Hawaii. The downside to taking a honeymoon in Hawaii is cost, which is relatively expensive. However, with numerous sandy beaches, hidden caves, top quality hotels, incredible food, tons of water sports, and the natural beauty of multiple islands, it is an investment worth making.
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Use these tips and resources to find some of the best travel deals online.

Warning: Thinking of buying a package deal? Make sure you price out the individual components at the source to make sure you are really getting the best travel deal possible.

Be sure to visit the big travel sites first. The more popular sites that publish travel deals weekly include Smarter Travel (smart ertravel.com), Travelzoo (travelzoo.com), Independent Traveler (independenttraveler.com), BookingBuddy.com (bookingbuddy.com) and Sherman’s Travel (shermanstravel.com).
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The St. John Travel Forum is devoted mainly to news and information about St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands. Villa Rental, shopping, water sports, boat charters, beaches, national park, weddings, webcams, restaurants, activities, where to find just about anything.

You can read any article, or register & Log In to Post Information, Reviews, Questions, and more on the very informative St. John Travel Forum etc.

Large Selection of St. John Villa Rentals. From $800/week eco-cottages to an incredible $30,000/week luxury villa, with everything imaginable in between.

You can also view Photos, Descriptions of All St. John Beaches on the st.john travel forum.

A listing of all the St. John beaches, with photos, descriptions, advice, directions, etc. Info about the following beaches.

Salomon Bay, Honeymoon Bay, Caneel Bay, Scott Beach, Turtle Bay, Hawksnest, Gibney Beach, Denis Bay, Jumbie Bay, Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Maho Bay, Little Maho, Francis Bay, Leinster Bay & Waterlemon Cay, Salt Pond (Blue Cobblestone Beach), Frank Bay, Brown Bay, Kiddle Bay.

Write about your experiences on the st.john. What interesting things happened during your trip to St. John? What advice do you have for other travelers?

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This tip is just great and a loved by flight attendants.

1. After you complete your bottle water, keep the container and check with the flight attendant about filling your bottle with a mixture of tap water and hot water from the coffee maker.

After a couple refills you will get the combination just right, and what do you know: an instant disposable hot-water bottle.

It can be used as lumbar support, a sore-muscle reliever, or, if you think like me, as a wonderful foot friend that will keep you warm the whole flight.

2. Dress in a couple layers of clothing, preferably made from wool, cotton or synthetic fleece. As you move to the cabin, remove one layer at a time.

This will keep you from sweating, and if you need more warmth, you’ll have a layer to put back on.

Just a few tips to make sure your online travel bookings doesn’t go wrong:

Speak with a human being. Sometimes airline and travel agents can find routings and fares that aren’t placed into the computer. Often the front-desk clerk at a hotel can tell you about vacancies that aren’t listed online or with the 800 reservations number.

Match up dates against a calendar before you reserve travel.
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In a time of international travel, suitcases of clothes, toiletries and souvenirs could end up anywhere, perhaps Turkey, Denver or even Addis Ababa.

But even though most lost airline luggage is successfully returned to its owner, the remainder, more often than not, finds its way to a far more improbable location — a small town in Alabama.
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Just a few tips that should work no matter where you plan to travel:

1. If you plan to travel on Christmas Day or New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day, you’ll probably find space, but nothing at great bargains.

2. Getting flights back on the weekend of Jan 5-6 will be difficult—it’s the busiest weekend in the season. If you can return after Jan. 5–6, it opens a lot more possibilities.
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When a company needs to have an important document or package hand delivered, it might hire a courier to handle it.

As a courier, you give up a portion of your check-on luggage allowance, which the company uses for its cargo. When you arrive, you deliver the package to the shipping agent’s representative and your job is done.
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If you plan on traveling it is always important to ask about possible fees in advance. Asking can save you from the headache of paying extra for unnecessary service as well as help you plan and prepare for your trip.

Below are a few hidden fees you need to look out for while traveling.

Fill the Tank
Upon returning a rented vehicle make sure to refill the gas tank since companies can charge up to double the local price per used gallon of gasoline. Make sure that the tank is full before you leave and ask a rental attendant to fill it up if necessary.
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For those dragging their feet when it comes to getting a passport, listen up: Starting Jan. 31, adult travelers re-entering the USA by land or via ferry or small boat must carry either a passport or a government-issued photo ID PLUS PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP, mainly a birth or naturalization certificate.
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Who cares if a ski resort looks impressive and glamorous, I can care less if I’m trapped in lift lines all day.

Finding a nice mountain that’s uncrowded isn’t impossible — it just takes a little research.

Try Grand Targhee, Wyo. This hidden gem resort on the western flanks of the Teton Mountain range lies due west of its more famous neighbor, Jackson Hole, which hugs the eastern side of these same mountains.
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