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Are you connected to the tourism/travel/hospitality industries or travel media in any way? If so, please specify how.: Discover Paris! (travel planning service, book and newsletter publisher)
Paris Insights (book, newsletter, blog, Facebook fan page)

On which destinations & travel topics can you advise members especially well?: Paris

At 3:59am on December 28, 2011, Steven Jones said…: Collate flight prices with http://www.flightandroom.com/ and avail discounted deals on this New Year vacations..

At 1:17am on April 30, 2011, heribertus anu due said…: Hi,
glad to conect to you.
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At 4:29am on April 22, 2011, Farid ZAHIDI said…: Dear Monique;

I am pleased to conect to you here. I will be glad to know each others well and better and about our activities and also our possibilities on kind of cooperation. I am open to all propositions.

Looking forward to hear from you.

Best regards.

Farid ZAHIDI

Mail: travelinmorocco@gmail.com

Cell: + 212 (0) 6 63 23 35 08
Skype: travelinmorocco-

At 7:51am on April 12, 2011, Terry Brandy said…: Hi Monique

i am a Radio presenter i Manchester England my show goes out every Sunday 5 - 7 pm every Sunday i must comment on how beautifully radient you are ...it would give a great deal of to have you as a frind and should you choose to accept you can e-mail me ...terrybrandy247@yahoo.co.uk. i do appreciate that your bussy schedule might not be able to accomodate liesurely chat but i have the patience of Jobe

Looking forward to hear from you

Best Regards

Terry

At 2:59pm on November 16, 2010, Travel By Karul said…: A mentoring program is really needed. New agents needs it soo badly.

At 2:41pm on November 16, 2010, Travel By Karul said…: Thanks Monique! I will definitely do that. I'm a member of NACTA. Hopefully they offer the course as well. Will look out for it.

At 4:14pm on September 26, 2010, David Paul Appell said…: It's been a long time since I was in Budapest, so... if you like, you can put up a question on Ask a Travel Expert to find out what Magyar eateries Tripatinos recommend. What I do remember is that I loved the paprika and the Old World lard sauces and heavy spices... but after day 6, we actually went to Burger King for a change of pace and it felt like health food!

There's been a lot of goulash under that bridge, of course, so I expect by now there must be some very interesting dining options in Budapest... in fact, I'd be curious to hear if there is now a "nouvelle" Magyar and, if you try it, what it's like.

Have a great trip!

At 3:10pm on September 26, 2010, David Paul Appell said…: Look forward to hearing what you think of Au Coco de Mer, Monique. Apart from Créole cuisine, I also highly recommend Le Sinago (the Cambodian restaurant). It was superb.

At 2:04pm on June 13, 2010, Jon Haggins said…: A feature on Black Heritage in Paris would certainly would be an interesting feature on GlobeTrotter TV. Let's make it happen.

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