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Travelling has never been easier with the Internet offering various services which were unavailable before. These services cater to all the needs while travelling, right from directions and maps to airfares and car rentals.
For the planning stage of travelling, Bing Travel takes the limelight because of its ability to compare ticket prices and also to analyze the history of ticket prices and go for better bargains. AutoSlash is another such useful site while travelling since it allows the users to reserve a vehicle from some agency and then it tracks the rate charges by the agency. As soon as some deal comes along it automatically upgrades itself to that lower price reservation. The travelling website befrugal.com helps people find out whether their travel by car or flight will be cheaper. It gives estimates based on the current fuel prices, car model, flight prices and more.
Another site called Plnnr.com will provide an entire itinerary for a trip depending on the duration of stay, level of activity and areas of interest. This service is only available in North America and Europe though.

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TripIndex, is a new service launched by TripAdvisor which can help in finding out the per day cost of one's trip. This budget travel planner is a travel portal that helps travelers make informed decisions and not end up paying through their nose on their vacation. The budget travel planner has been launched with the Indian audience in mind and it gives travelers an estimate of the per day cost of 11 tourist and metro destinations in India as well as 50 destinations abroad. A spokesperson for TripAdvisor stated that the budget travel planner, TripIndex is based on the combination cost of one night's accommodation at a three-star hotel, a core food item, a beverage, and a taxi journey at each destination.

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The USA Travel to Coral Springs, Florida annual art extravaganza will be celebrating it's 7th anniversary this spring, from March 19-20. The Coral Springs Festival of the Arts is a signature celebration of arts and culture, and it will transform The Walk on University Drive into a top notch outdoor art gallery.

The event is hosted by the Coral Springs Festival Committee and the city of Coral Springs and produced by the country's leading festival promoter, Howard Alan Events. The two-day fair is a local tradition that includes a fine art show, a contemporary craft festival, theatrical performances, literary workshops, a children's area, a Green Market and many live music performances. The even t is open to the public and surprisingly admission is free. Last year the festival attracted more than 40,000 visitors, and they expect another strong year in 2011.