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EMBARK Fall 2005 THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING… NOW BOARDING… BAGGAGE CLAIM SPOTLIGHT RECENT EVENTS IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT CRUISING ALTITUDE READER CONTEST SCANDINAVIAN SPECIALS GROUP DEPARTMENT SCANDINAVIAN SPECIALS VACATION SOLUTIONS INFO BOARD CHECK-IN COUNTER ADVERTISERS EMBARK Spring 2005 issue EMBARK October 2004 issue THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING… Look for Low Season Travel Deals ! Now everybody is getting ready to settle back to the daily routine - and for those of you who were not able to take time off during these beautiful hot summer days - it is the best time to start planning for the ultimate fall or winter escape into the southern sunshine. Quite a few companies have Early Booking Bonuses for their winter sun packages. You can save hundreds of dollars if you book your vacation by the beginning of October. Call us for details! And for those who are planning travel to Europe - a quick reminder that airfares will be going into the Low Season quite soon: meaning that instead of that $1200+ CAD High-Season ticket you could find a bargain that will take you to Europe or Scandinavia in October-November for almost half the price. The fall seatsales are starting to come in as well, so call or e-mail us for the current offers at dk@valhallatravel.com! And of course - book your Christmas flights early as this will be a time of year where the flights really fill up! Yours Sincerely, Jens Sondrup President NOW BOARDING… "Vacation Planning by Brand Names When going through the colorful pages of travel brochures offering different sun destinations in Mexico and the Caribbean - I am sure you have noticed that a lot of the all-inclusive resorts offered belong to one or another hotel chain. Most hotels look flashy in the background of sunswept beaches and clear blue sky - but each hotel chain has its different ambiance, target clientele and special inclusions. How to find the right one that would appeal to your interests, expectations and budget? We have put together a little guide for you for the most well-known hotel brands. Hopefully it will come in handy for your vacation planning! Sandals Resorts are always well-known because their colorful advertising concept. Sandals are couples-only properties with themed rooms and restaurants. Huge in wedding business with a wide array of entertainment for the romantics! They cater to young to middle-aged couples with above average budget that seek lively themed atmosphere and no children. Jamaica, St. Lucia, The Bahamas, Antigua. Beaches Resorts are the Sandals "Family product" with industry-leading selection of children's activities. Known for large and busy waterparks, hi-tech kids clubs and kid-only restaurants. They are great for families wanting to do things together and individually. Jamaica, Turks & Caicos. Breezes Resorts are part of the SuperClubs brand. They are either family and/or party oriented (Hedonism Resorts) with exceptional food for the price. Breezes in Jamaica and The Bahamas are limited to ages 14 and over. The Breezes resorts cater to activity oriented families and/or couples on a budget. Jamaica, The Bahamas, Curacao, Dominican Republic. Iberostar Resorts boast exceptional and bold designs incorporating local culture, antiques and almost museum-quality art. Beautiful Taino and Maya sculptures and architectural influences. Bigger complexes offer dine-around programs (e.g. the new Iberostar Maya Paraiso offers dine-around privileges in 16 restaurants and 17 bars). Target clientele is the "hip set". Live piano bars are popular before dinner and guests tend to dress up. Dominican Republic, Cozumel, Mayan Riviera Occidental Hotels & Resorts range from casual surroundings with good service (Caribbean Village *, Allegro Occidental, Jack Tar Village) to casual chic with a luxurious edge (Royal Hideaway*). Targets families, couples, honeymooners, groups and adult singles (Jack Tar Village). Aruba, Antigua, Cozumel, Puerto Vallarta, Mayan Riviera, Cancun, Dominican Republic. Riu Resorts is a Spain-based company that incorporates a mix of local and European design. They have their own RIU Class loyalty program where members earn points towards special discounts and room upgrades. They attract couples and families seeking mid-range prices with European flair. The Bahamas, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Mayan Riviera, Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta. Sol Melia properties are modern with a huge variety of restaurants and large golf facilities. Most locations offer weekly theme parties and free golf. The upmarket Paradisus resorts are built around romance with sensual open-air lounges surrounded by exotic gardens and lily ponds. Sol Melia attracts golfers and those who enjoy big hotels. Paradisus brand attracts upscale lovers and families. Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Mayan Riviera, Puerto Vallarta, Cabo San Lucas. SPOTLIGHT Norway in a Nutshell Norway in a Nutshell - what exactly is it? That is one of the most popular question we get from people heading to Norway. Everybody is talking about it - but how does it work…? Norway in a Nutshell is more of a "tourist route" between Oslo and Bergen than a tour in itself in the conventional meaning of the word. It is a set of train, boat and bus transportation segments that are offered and priced in different combinations. No reservations are needed for the bus and boat segments, but for the train portions you can make reservations in advance. You can do the whole trip from Oslo to Bergen in one day - or you can stop overnight in one of the idyllic fjord hotels along the route. For example, the most common combination is to start with the train from Oslo to Myrdal where the Flåm valley plunges down towards the Aurlandsfjord. In Myrdal you board the famous and historic Flåm railway line that is also one of the highlights of the trip. It is fascinating to be on the train as it glides through tunnels and open stretches on its way down the wild Flåm valley from mountain to fjord in just 20 km! You have a view of an ever-changing panorama of huge mountains and thundering waterfalls. The railway ends in idyllic Flåm. Then you continue by boat on the Aurlandsfjord and into the Nærøyfjord, one of the narrowest fjord inlets in Western Norway, surrounded by mountains up to 1,800m high. This fjord inlet of the Sognefjord is both beautiful and charming. Small west-country farms lie dotted along the mountainsides and you can often see goats grazing along the edge of the fjord. If you are lucky, you will also see seals lying on the smooth rocks along the shore. The ship docks at beautiful Gudvangen. The next stage of the trip is the bus journey up the 13 steep, spectacular Stalheimskleivane hairpin bends, with views of the Stalheim and Sivle waterfalls, to the Stalheim hotel. After a brief stop here to enjoy the view, the journey continues to Voss followed by a relaxing train trip back to Bergen or Oslo. You can also do it as a day trip out of Bergen without even going as far as Oslo… Another popular route includes train Oslo-Myrdal, historic railway Myrdal-Flåm and boat along the Sognefjord from Flåm to Bergen (this combination is actually called the "Sognefjord Expressboat"). There are quite a few possibilities, so you should definitely do your homework and consult a travel professional to get the most out of all the options offered. This trip is perfect for somebody who wants to see the diversity of Norwegian countryside but does not have more than a day or two to spend. You can leave Oslo and return 24 hours later, having seen Bergen and caught a glimpse of the forests, mountains, fjords and waterfalls that Norway is so famous for! But if you have deeper interest in Norwegian nature, then it can serve as a brief introduction to all the fun things you are going to see and experience. BAGGAGE CLAIM KLM/Northwest Airlines Adjust International Free Baggage Allowance KLM Royal Dutch Airlines / Northwest Airlines has just announced that they will reduce the free weight allowance for international checked baggage for customers in Economy Class who purchase tickets on or after September 1st, 2005. The free baggage allowance for International flights will be 50 pounds (23 kg) per piece instead of the previously allowed 70 pounds (32 kg).They claim that this policy change will provide a more consistent weight limit between domestic and international flights. An overweight fee of $25 USD/$39 CAD will be assessed for bags that weigh between 50 (23 kg) and 70 (32 kg) pounds. Bags that weigh between 71 pounds (33 kg) and 100 pounds (46 kg) will still be accepted as checked baggage and are subject to the current fee calculation based on excess baggage rates for the applicable origin and destination. We haven't seen similar announcements from other airlines yet, but usually the others follow quite promptly, matching the new rules and restrictions. So for international flights this coming fall and winter - please verify the currently valid baggage allowance with the airline or your travel agent before packing your suitcases! RECENT EVENTS Destination Northern Europe On September 7th Valhalla Travel & Tours participated in the promotional event “Destination Northern Europe”, set up by the “European Reporter” newspaper at the Toronto Sheraton Centre. Together with several other key suppliers for the Scandinavian/Baltic travel market we met with representatives from travel media and our retail and wholesale customers. We would like to thank all our clients who took the time to visit our booth! On the picture from left to right: John Sondrup, Eva-Maria Vint-Warmington and Olga Breido. IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT Haircut before the Trip A man was getting a haircut prior to a trip to Rome. He mentioned the trip to the barber who responded, "Rome? Why would anyone want to go there? It's crowded, dirty, hot and noisy. You're crazy to go to Rome. So, how are you getting there?" - "We're taking TWA," was the reply. "We got a great rate!" "TWA?" exclaimed the barber. "That's a terrible airline. Their planes are old, their flight attendants are ugly, and they're always late. So, where are you staying in Rome?" - "We'll be at the downtown International Marriott." "That dump! That's the worst hotel in the city. The rooms are small, the service is surly and they're overpriced. So, whatcha doing when you get there?" "We're going to go to see the Vatican and we hope to see the Pope." "That's rich," laughed the barber. "You and a million other people trying to see him. He'll look the size of an ant. Boy, good luck on this lousy trip of yours. You're going to need it." A month later, the man again came in for his regular haircut. The barber asked him about his trip to Rome. "It was wonderful," explained the man, "not only were we on time in one of TWA's brand new planes, but it was overbooked and they bumped us up to first class. The food and wine were wonderful, and I had a beautiful 23 year old stewardess who waited on me hand and foot. And the hotel was great! They'd just finished a $25 million remodeling job and now it's the finest hotel in the city. They, too, were overbooked, so they apologized and gave us the fabulous presidential suite at no extra charge!" "Well," muttered the barber, "I know you didn't get to see the Pope." "Actually, we were quite lucky, for as we toured the Vatican, a guard suddenly tapped me on the shoulder and explained that the Pope likes to personally meet some of the visitors, and if I'd be so kind as to step into his private room and wait, the Pope would personally greet me. Sure enough, five minutes later the Pope walked through the door and shook my hand! I knelt down as he spoke a few words to me." "Really?" asked the barber. "What'd he say?" He said, "Where'd you get such a bad haircut?" The Haunted Hotels of America A few years ago, The Brown Palace Hotel in Denver embarked on an extensive refurbishment of its top two floors. From 1937 to 1986, permanent guests lived in the twenty apartments on these floors. Coincidentally, during the renovation, Julia Kanellos, the hotel's historian, conducted a series of historical tours highlighting the stories of some of those permanent residents. One tale was about Mrs. Louise Crawford Hill who ruled Denver society and lived in room 904 for fifteen years (1940-1955). Soon after the stories about her life and heartbreak over a lost love were recounted on the tours, the hotel's main switchboard began receiving calls from room 904. When the hotel operator answered, there was nothing but static on the line. This was a great mystery because the room was stripped of furniture, lights, wallpaper, carpet and telephones due to the renovation. Kanellos eliminated Mrs. Hill's saga from the tour and the telephone calls from room 904 ceased. In 1995, a bartender at The Tutwiler Hotel in Birmingham, Ala., was responsible for turning everything off in the restaurant and kitchen at the end of the day. Since it was past midnight, he was the only person on duty. He began by turning off the lights in the bar, then the restaurant and then he would go downstairs to turn off the stoves and the kitchen lights. He clocked out but noticed lights were on again in the bar, as well as in the restaurant and, in the kitchen, the lights and stoves were on. He then turned everything off again. The process was repeated four times before the bartender finally left. The next day, the hotel general manager wanted to know why everything was left on. The bartender explained what happened. The scenario repeated itself for five nights and each following day the bartender got in trouble. On the sixth day, the general manager called the bartender at home and told him to come to the hotel immediately. He could not believe his eyes. Someone had cooked a multi-course meal with candles, had drawn the curtains and taken a very old bottle of wine out of a locked cabinet. For years, rumors spoke of the spirit of Colonel Tutwiler, a local businessman, roaming the halls of the hotel. The bartender resolved the situation. Every night, the bartender would say, "good night colonel, please leave the lights and stoves off and don't make a mess!" CRUISING ALTITUDE Introducing Freestyle Cruising with Norwegian Cruise Line When Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) introduced its innovative "Freestyle" concept, they ushered in an extraordinary era which transformed the traditional cruise into a unique and far more personal choice experience. Designed to meet the changing needs of today's discerning cruise passenger, Freestyle Cruising offers guests a truly relaxed, resort-style experience, with perhaps most importantly, complete personal flexibility. There is only one schedule on NCL's freestyle ships, and that is yours. Freestyle Dining: Dine wherever, whenever and with whomever you choose. There is never a need to sit with strangers as there are no assigned tables or specific seating times. In fact, restaurant hours are extended. Choices vary by ship of course, however you can anticipate taking your pick from à la carte, gourmet, ethnic, continental and sumptuous buffet presentations. And whether it's a casual party of 10 new friends, or a romantic dinner for two, just let NCL know and they'll take care of the rest. As just one example of NCL's extraordinary selection, the Norwegian Star features the following dining options. Aqua, for light menus; Versailles, an ornate main restaurant with traditional dining; The Soho Room, upscale California cuisine; Le Bistro, distinctive French Mediterranean fare; Blue Lagoon, a 24-hour food court with everything from burgers to stir-fry; Endless Summer, Tex Mex cuisine; La Trattoria, casual Italian for pizza and pasta; Market Café, buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner (includes a Kids Café where children have their own menu); Cagney's Steakhouse; Ginza, a Japanese, Chinese and Thai dining complex with a sushi bar, sake bar and teppanyaki room. Last, but not least, Sprinkles Ice Cream Bar. Screens throughout the ship will display the status of all restaurants, indicating whether they are empty, half full or full. You can simply check the screen and decide which of the restaurants suits your fancy at the time. This clever idea isn't yet on all ships but is planned for implementation fleet wide soon. Freestyle Attire: This is one of the most important and welcoming features of a Freestyle cruise. Simply dress according to your mood. After all, this is your vacation. There is no policy on attire and "resort casual" is as dressy as you'll ever need to get. However, on NCL, you can express your style whenever and wherever you choose, so if it's elegance you dream of, you're invited to indulge yourself too! Many restaurants have formal options and really, is anything more glamorous than the swish of silk, a glass of champagne, and a night dancing under the stars? Freestyle Service: There is more staff than ever before to take care of you and the service ratio is nearly one crew member per stateroom. The polished, friendly, courteous and non-intrusive service is filled with quick smiles and equal to the finest resorts on land. Freestyle Activities: For those who like to be active, NCL's new Lifestyle Programme features a host of activities perfect for decompressing, recharging and challenging your mind as well as your body. You'll find physically active excursions, health and wellness programmes, yoga, computers, cooking demonstrations and the like. Freestyle Disembarkation: NCL has streamlined the whole process of disembarkation. No more "hurry up and wait." Unless you have an early flight, you can relax, have breakfast and enjoy more of your final morning aboard ship - right up until 10:30 a.m. Freestyle Gratuities: NCL now automatically applies a service charge to your shipboard account: US$10 per guest per day for guests age 13 and above, US$5 per day for children age 3-12, and no service charge for little ones under three. Staff is permitted to accept cash gratuities entirely at the discretion of guests who wish to acknowledge particular staff members for outstanding service, e.g. a 15% gratuity is suggested for bar bills. As our last group special on the Norwegian Cruise Lines to Hawaii on December 07, 2005 was a huge success and was sold out in no time, we are offering you our next departure: 10-Day Exotic Southern Caribbean MS NORWEGIAN SPIRIT, departing New York on February 9th, 2006. Price from $1369 CAD + taxes, per person in Category G, Oceanview Cabin In a very quiet way, the Southern Caribbean, probably the least known part of the region, is becoming one of the most interesting. The islands of the Southern Caribbean, which translate roughly to those lying east and south of St. Maarten/St. Martin, have always been slightly more exotic than counterparts in the Western and Eastern Caribbean. Part of that is due to the very strong colonial influence that pervades many of these islands, a great percentage of which are still related to France, the Netherlands and the U.K. usually the cruise itineraries try to include islands of a different flavor. On this cruise the ship visits St. Thomas, Antigua, Barbados, St, Maarten and Tortola. Cruise Itierary: Day 1 Depart NEW YORK CITY, US 4 PM Day 2 Cruise 12 AM Day 3 Cruise 12 AM Day 4 Arrive/Dock ST.THOMAS, US 11 AM Depart ST.THOMAS, US 6 PM Day 5 Arr./Dock ST. JOHN'S, Antigua 8 AM Depart ST. JOHN'S, Antigua 5 PM Day 6 Arr./Dock BRIDGETOWN, Barbados 9 AM Depart BRIDGETOWN, Barbados 4 PM Day 7 Arr./Anchor PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten, 11 AM Dep. PHILIPSBURG, St. Maarten 6:00 PM Day 8 Arr./Dock TORTOLA, VG 6:00 AM Depart TORTOLA, VG 1:00 PM Day 9 Cruise 12:00 AM Day 10 Cruise 12:00 AM Day 11 Arr./Dock NEW YORK CITY, US 8:00 AM For further questions and bookings please contact our cruise specialist Birgit Sondrup at dk@valhallatravel.com. She will be happy to help you with any other cruises that you might be interested in. READER CONTEST READER CONTEST No right answers to the spring issue’s Reader Contest! The tower in the picture in our Spring issue is located on Mount Skaala, in Western Norway. The tower was built by a doctor in 1891 who thought that bringing patient with tuberculosis up here, in the fresh air at 1.852 m, would cure their illness. It didn't. In 1895 it became the first hut in Bergen Turlag, a part of the Norwegian Hiker's Association. Unfortunately, none of our readers recognized the place in the picture. But where in the world is THIS picture taken? Please e-mail the answer to: contest@valhallatravel.com or call it in at (905) 737-0300. We will draw $35 CAD gift certificates from Valhalla Travel between the readers who have sent us correct answers. If you have an interesting picture that you have taken during your travels and you would like to offer it for our contest - please send a hi-res copy of it on the e-mail address above. In case we decide to use your photo - the author also gets a $35 CAd gift certificate. GROUP DEPARTMENT Christmas Magic in Bavaria and Austria 8 days from Munich to Vienna: Featured Toronto departure on December 20th! This winter we offer you a fabulous chance to participate in a tour that is designed to take you to the heart of European Christmas magic! Munich, Innsbruck, Salzburg and Vienna are famous for their sparkling winter fairy-tale atmosphere. Your First Class hotels are centrally located, and there is ample time to explore the Christmas markets in all cities. You will also have a chance to spend the Christmas Eve in beautiful Salzburg. For less than $185 CAD per day for the land arrangements - you cannot imagine a finer Christmas adventure! Price for the land package: $1279 CAD per person in TWN room. Price including airfare from Toronto $2379 CAD p.p. plus AP taxes. Day 1 Board your overnight transatlantic flight. Day 2 Arrival in Munich, Germany. Time to rest or to start exploring the Bavarian capital . At 6 p.m. meet your tour director and traveling companions for a welcome dinner at your hotel. (D) Day 3 Munich. An expertly guided tour of Germany's "secret capital" includes the Olympic Stadium, 1,000-foot-high Television Tower, MARIENPLATZ with the Old and New Town Hall, and the Gothic Frauenkirche. Also visit NYMPHENBURG PARK and the exquisite AMALIENBURG hunting lodge. Afternoon to explore the town's well-known Christmas market at your own pace and try the famous Lebkuchen and Glühwein. Tonight is your chance to sample hearty Bavarian fare in one of Munich's lively restaurants. (BB) Day 4 Munich-Innsbruck, Austria-Salzburg. Drive into the winter wonderland of Bavarian Alps and Tyrolean Mountains to Innsbruck. Enjoy a pleasant walk through the quaint medieval lanes to Emperor Maximilian's GOLDEN ROOF. Time for a stroll through the local Christmas market and for a leisurely lunch. In the afternoon take the scenic route to Sound of Music Salzburg. (BB,D) Day 5 Salzburg. Walk with a local expert through the historic center. Admire exquisite MIRABELL GARDENS, the Great Festival Hall, ST. PETER'S CHURCHYARD, and the monumental Domplatz. Also visit MOZART'S BIRTHPLACE in the charming Getreidegasse. This afternoon, soak up the atmosphere of the "Adventszeit" (Advent season) and spend some time in the beautiful Christmas market famous for its local handicrafts and imaginative Christmas presents. You may want to join an optional excursion through the Salzburg region to the house of Gruber, the composer of "Silent Night, Holy Night". (BB) Day 6 Salzburg-Vienna. Morning drive to Vienna, once the center of the mighty Habsburg Empire. Start your afternoon sightseeing with vistas of the Prater Park with its giant Ferris wheel, and the ultra-modern United Nations City on the banks of the Danube River. Then drive along Ring Boulevard, pass the State Opera House, the Jewish Quarter and stop at the Hofburg Palace, winter residence of the Austrian Imperial Family. Marvel at the impressive courtyards and famous Heldenplatz, and visit the awesome St. STEPHEN'S CATHEDRAL. An optional excursion to the wine village of Grinzing is a possibility tonight. (BB) Day 7 Vienna at leisure. A whole day at leisure gives you an opportunity to discover the various Christmas markets located throughout the city. Hear well-loved Christmas carols and marvel at the local festive decorations! Why not join the Viennese in one of their famous coffee houses - don't forget to savor "Sachertorte" and watch the jolly crowd. Tonight enjoy a farewell dinner with the companions of a week well spent. (BB,D) Day 8 After breakfast transfer to the airport. Your homebound flight arrives back in Toronto the same day. (BB) Your land package includes: Accommodation in twin-bedded rooms with bath or shower at the listed hotels, 6 breakfasts, 3 dinners, hotel taxes, service charges, baggage handling, transportation in a private Deluxe air-conditioned motorcoach, sightseeing program, services of a professional tour director. Ask about additional nights before and after the tour! Other departures for this tour are 29 Nov, 01 Dec, 03 Dec, 06 Dec, 08 Dec, 10 Dec, 13 Dec, 15 Dec, and 17 Dec - with prices staring from $1970 CAD incl. airfare and from $1099 CAD land-only. SCANDINAVIAN SPECIALS.. Watch for Low Season Seat Sales! If you are planning to take advantage of the Low Season travel deals - start firming up your plans, as the fall/winter seat sales are out already! Ask about the Finnair special low fares to Scandinavia & the Baltics! VACATION SOLUTIONS Holiday Home Rentals in Denmark Are you thinking of traveling to Denmark and staying longer… but you are scared of those expensive hotel prices…? Why not rent a holiday home and enjoy your vacation near or on one of Denmark 's beautiful beaches for as little as 110 EUR per week for 4 persons? Now THAT is a bargain! Find the right holiday home quickly and easily on our web site. View the availability of 9,575 holiday homes and book online. Just go to the www.valhallatravel.com home page and click on the "Book Your Cottage in Denmark" link. These holiday homes are at reasonable prices from a reputable rental agency. Make the most of the possibilities Denmark has to offer. Enjoy the fresh air, lovely beaches and a stay in the countryside - with your holiday home or cottage as your base. INFO BOARD Community Events Calender Danish Lutheran Church 72 Finch Ave. W., Toronto, ON Saturday, 15 October Thanksgiving Dinner Saturday, 19 November Fall & Christmas Bazaar Sunset Villa RR # 2, Puslinch, ON, Ph: 519 824 0539 Oct 02, Nov 06, Dec 4 & 18 Danish Pastry Shop at Sunset Villa Harbourfront Centre 235 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON M5J 2G8 November 19-20 Swedish Christmas Fair At this annual fair there will be a large sale of handmade Swedish crafts and Christmas decorations, plus baked goods and delicacies, a Lucia pageant, and Swedish folk-dancing and singing. An ever-popular meeting place for all Scandinavians! CHECK-IN COUNTER E-mail updates As those of you on our e-mail list have noticed - we have our new software working and we have started sending you offers on seatsales, special tours and other travel offers. If you would wish to start getting those e-mail updates - please send an e-mail to listmanager@valhallatravel.com with “Join the E-mail List” the subject line. 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If you want to list an event in your community - please send the information to us at events@valhallatravel.com Valhalla Travel & Tours 120 Newkirk Rd , unit 25 Richmond Hill , ON , L4C 9S7 Ph: (905) 737-0300 Fax: (905) 737-0304 Toll free: 1-800-265-0459 Web site**: www.valhallatravel.com Newsletter advertising: John Sondrup advertising@valhallatravel.com Newsletter feedback: Eva-Maria Vint-Warmington newsletter@valhallatravel.com Bookings and general travel information: info@valhallatravel.com Ads found in Embark Valhalla Travel Newsletter October 2005 see below Newsletter advertising: John Sondrup advertising@valhallatravel.com






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