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If fewer crowds and lower airfares aren't enough enticement, North American travelers going to Italy this fall and winter can save up to 20% on rail travel throughout the country when railpasses are purchased here from Rail Europe. These lower prices are part of a Trenitalia Winter Promotion that must be booked before February 28, 2007 for travel from November 1, 2006 through March 31, 2007.
Texting in Scotland: A TEST PROGRAM THAT BEGAN LAST WEEK LETS TRAVELERS TO EDINBURGH AIRPORT (EDI) USE their mobile phones to ask questions and receive answers via text message. Simply text a question to 64BAA (64222) and receive an answer back in minutes. The service, provided by 82ASK, is meant to answer questions like "what’s the fastest bus route to the city center" or "what’s the nearest hotel with wireless access," but is known for fielding a wider range of queries from beer recommendations to pick-up lines that work. Charge for each question is £1 ($1.87), which will show up on your regular cellphone bill. SOURCE: globaltravelerusa.com

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A walk on the moon: Chile's 'Valle de la Luna' is out of this world
Here in the driest desert on earth, in a rocky valley populated by withered pillars of salt and stone and an enormous sand dune that doubles as a pedestrian highway, I find myself scrambling, hands and feet, up a jagged outcropping ... and waiting for the sun to set on the "Valley of the Moon." Click Here To Read Article