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The Travel Professor
Join me on a journey across the broad spectrum of interesting travel topics. We’ll discuss destinations domestic and abroad, some familiar and some off the beaten path. We take a look at suppliers like cruise lines, air carriers and tour operators and find their bargains and special offerings. Got questions? Email thetravelprofessor@gmail.com.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Seat rotation

"Hey Travel Prof! We were looking at taking an escorted tour of China and the brochure mentioned that there was daily “seat rotation”. What in the world is that?"

It is a practice on tours in which passengers are moved from seat to seat so as to give all travelers equal access to the "good seats." You move from front to the middle then to the back of the coach. Does this make sense?

Steve Call
"The Travel Professor"

Steve Call gets paid to tell people where to go as the director of the Travel, Tourism and Hotel Management associate degree program at Ohio University-Ironton. Professionally, he's a certified travel consultant and accredited cruise counselor and holds two college degrees. He has visited all the continents with the exception of Australia and Antarctica.

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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Seat rotation

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