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• Quickaid has airport and airline information for all over the world.
• The Airport Search Engine contains more than 200 links to airport pages around the world, though most are in North America.
• Epicurious Travel's Terminally Hip helps you round over 100 airports worldwide.
• Want to maximize your frequent flyer points? FrequentFlier has handy hints and historical info.
• The Argonne National Laboratory has developed a feast-fast-feast-fast Anti-Jet-Lag Diet for the time-zzzzzzone traveller.

• The Internet Travel Network is easy to get around and hooks up with travel agents around the world. Unfortunately, the flights they come up aren't particularly cheap.
• Flifo has an easy log-in procedure, comes up with cheaper flights than ITN and is more flexible. Its 'fare beater' is the best on the web.
• Microsoft's Expedia definitely has the prettiest interface and once you're registered they'll save your itinerary.
• Easy Sabre's menu driven interface verges on the obstructionist, but there's good information in here if you can ever get to it.
• Big Eye's site is straightforward enough, and consists of links to travel sites with a short rundown on each.
• Travelocity is good once you've got past the frustrating log-in procedure.
• Global Travel Network books cars and hotels as well as flights.
• The folks at Epicurious have put together hints and links to help you find Airfare Bargains on the Net
• travel.com.au handles bookings for travel out of and around Australia.

• One Stop-Shop is a guide to customs, duty free and prohibited imports for a number of countries.

• The Hotel Guide claims to have the largest database of hotels in the world. There's 58,000 of 'em, and they're everywhere from Ljubljana and Burkina Faso to Canberra.
• The Internet Guide to Hostelling has lots of info for hostel-bound travellers. For a more in-depth look at Europe, including the 'top five', try Hostelwatch, or the new Hostels of Europe.
• The new ResortsandLodges.com is not a complete listing by any means, but it does have plenty of accommodation and you can search by category. You can supplement it with Resorts Online to start getting a fuller picture.
• Just like being at home, only elsewhere. Home Exchange is a service which helps you swap houses with people overseas - it's an excellent alternative to hotels.

• If you're even thinking about maybe perhaps driving a car around Europe one day, go to moto europa right now. It has everything you'll ever need to know.
• RailEurope has information on fares and schedules, national and multinational rail passes and car rental.
• Hitch a Ride Do we advise it ? But then, hey, what if you should need it ?
• Amtrak's site allows you to plan an American rail journey, check schedules, see maps of your chosen route and read about the sights along the way.
• Greyhound's site has bus-fare and schedule information for the USA and Canada.
• The Association for Safe International Road Travel site could be more informative. Nevertheless, it does contain some useful tips and facts relating to safe road travel.
• If you've been looking everywhere for information on freighter travel, you've finally come to the right place: the Internet Guide to Freighter Travel.