OnlineTravelInfo.net - Online Travel Information and Web Guide
Powered by WhyPark.com
Local San Diego Online Travel Guide Reveals Hot Ideas for a Cool San Diego Summer Visit
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) June 4, 2008 -- Celebrating its first anniversary online, San Diego Travel Tips.com gives travel tips on how to explore San Diego this summer without breaking the bank.
San Diego Travel Tips.com, a free website, is owned and operated by two local San Diego women, Alexandra Hart and Julie Gelfat, who scout out, write about and photograph the unheralded treasures of San Diego that are often eclipsed by the well-known tourist attractions. In June 2008, the site celebrates its one year anniversary attracting visitors world-wide as well as San Diego residents.
The downturn in the U.S. economy and the soaring gas prices have crimped the leisure travel plans of many Americans who are choosing to stay home or dramatically reduce the costs (http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com/public/department41.cfm) of their summer travel plans.
San Diego Travel Tips.com appeals to the tourist, urban adventurer and the local San Diegan looking for a "staycation" or how to have fun in their own community. This free membership website (http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com) has over 345 articles on where to go, what to do and what to see in San Diego, without spending a lot of money.
"San Diego Travel Tips.com started with the idea that visitors want the real deal when they are booking vacations. They want to know if their hotel is in a good location, how to maximize their visit, how to save money, and many want to know what else there is to do in San Diego besides the major and largely costly attractions (http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com/members/department75.cfm).
People have simple questions and unless they use a travel agent, there is no human being on the ground who they can ask. San Diego Travel Tips.com isn't a travel agency, but rather an online resource for people to get fun and interesting tips on what to explore in San Diego and an opportunity to get specific answers to their questions. Bottomline, we want people to discover all San Diego has to offer and have a great time doing it," says Alexandra Hart, Co-Founder.
San Diego, California has long been a great destination for visitors and it is also a recreational playground for residents. In 2007, 31.6 million people visited San Diego. As summer 2008 approaches, millions of people are preparing their summer plans to visit San Diego. San Diego has seventy miles of beaches, four major attractions, and scores of inexpensive or free things to do. The summer season (http://www.sandiegotraveltips.com/public/department76.cfm) lasts through October providing many summer nights full of entertainment, including: outdoor movie screenings, free concerts, and nightly fireworks.
San Diego Travel Tips.com gives tourist information with a twist, sense of humor and from a local's perspective. As one member wrote, "I thought I knew everything about San Diego until I came across your site."
About San Diego Travel Tips.com:
Founded in 2007, San Diego Travel Tips.com launched to provide visitors to San Diego and residents an alternative to mainstream San Diego tourism websites. The website was developed by two San Diego locals interested in showcasing the hidden treasures of San Diego, one of the top tourist destinations in America.
Advertising opportunites are available. For additional information on San Diego Travel Tips.com or advertising contact: Alexandra Hart at www.sandiegotraveltips.com or (619) 787-3688.
###
MORE ARTICLES:
Hilton Head Island Travel Guide
Hilton Head Island was the first ecologically-planned destination in The United States. Light pollution ordinances are in effect across the island to protect the habits of the loggerhead turtles which sometimes confuse the lights of dwellings and street lights with that of the ocean. Protections are in place to protect the beautiful live oaks and palmetto trees which cover the island. Salt marshes, beaches and lagoons remain in pristine condition across the island. While modern conveniences such as shopping malls and five star hotels are widely available; care has been taken to blend these structures into the native ecology as much as possible.
Reading Tourist Information & Travel Guide
Reading is one of the largest towns in the United Kingdom and has a population of over 143,124. This is the guide to Reading Tourist Information.
Seattle travel guide- An overview of Seattle.
Seattle, being the huge city that it is, a Seattle travel guide can be very helpful for a visitor to the The rainy city or the emerald city. This Seattle travel guide assumes youve already put your foot on the city (probably by plane that landed on to the Seattle-Tacoma international airport).
Free California Travel Guide Makes Traveling Books Obsolete
California, the second most populous state in the union, is widely known to tourists for destinations such as the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Disneyland, Golden Gate Bridge, Lake Tahoe and Yosemite. But it is the other destinations in California that will make your trip complete.
Satellite Navigation System as Our Travel Guide
If the mobile phone ushered in a new era of super fast communication link with our near and dear, the satellite navigation system is an even more refined device to check the whereabouts and ensure the safety of our near and dear ones Even if the world does seem to have shrunk because of the communication network established in the remotest corner of the world, still there are places which seem remote and inaccessible even to a mobile phone
GayCities Travel Guide Launches Local Guides for Apple iPhone
Thousands of gay bars, restaurants and hotels in your pocket.
GOLDEN RING of Russia - Travel Guide, Part 2
Sergiev Posed (founded in 1345, population 115,000) - the spiritual center of Russia, residence of the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church, where the remains of the first national saint, Sergei Radonezh, rests. In the heart of Sergiev Posad is a well-preserved splendid architectural ensemble of over 50 historical buildings, as well as magnificent art collections including Old Russian painting and the treasures in the vaults of the former Trinity Monastery?
A Review of the Why Not Fly Free Travel Guide
Even though there are several reasons why someone would fly to other area, we were thinking about the vacation side when we came across the Why Not Fly Free Travel Guide When you think about taking a trip what's the first costs that come to mind
Travelwizard.com's Travel Guide Wins Gold Award
The Magellan Awards honoring the best in the travel industry has recognized TravelWizard.com as a gold award winner in Online Travel Services in the Travel Guides, Ratings and Reviews category.
Milton Keynes Tourist Information And Travel Guide
Milton Keynes is one of the best places to live, work or visit in England. The planners dream comes true in this new city!It?s young, clean vibrant, safe and affluent, with a range of great attractions in and around it.
Cork Tourist Information & Travel Guide
Cork City is the 2nd city in the republic with a population of just under 120,000. Set on an Island in the river Lee Cork or in Irish ?Corcaigh? means marsh or wetland.
Melbourne City Travel Guide
There are loads and loads of things to love about the city in Australia, Melbourne This classy city in south-east curve of the mainland Australia inspires deep zeal in those blessed enough to reside here
New Online Travel Guide Features Innovative "Chance Of Hooking Up" Rating
Guide aims to help men pick a travel spot based on their chances of meeting a member of the opposite sex.
The Ultimate "Foodies" Travel Guide To Florida
Don't miss out on another fun Florida food event. "Food Fest! Your Complete Guide to Florida's Food Festivals" serves up over 200 annual Florida food celebrations -- a scrumptious, year-round cornucopia. The key to tantalizing food festivals, cook-offs, and "Taste Of" events is now at your fingertips in a handy, easy-to-use guidebook and complementary website.
Your Basic Travel Guide to Barbados
Decidedly British, Barbados is a beautiful island at the east of the Caribbean surrounded by endless pink and white sandy beaches and azure water. The coastline of the island is a solace for rest and recreation, and amusing pursuits ? a must-be-there destination for historical attractions, cultural events, sporting activities, colorful festivities, round-the-clock entertainment and dining.
