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150 Travel Tips: Celebrating a century-and-a-half of CWT
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150 Travel Tips: Celebrating a century-and-a-half of CWT in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $6.19
Original price: $6.78


150 Travel Tips: Celebrating a century-and-a-half of CWT in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $6.19
Original price: $6.78
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A free collection of 150 top travel tips and a few inspirational quotations, in a whimsical collection intended to provide some assistance for travellers who may be pausing for thought, looking for light relief, planning trips, or starting out on their own adventures in life.
They are not instructions or recommendations, nor should they be adopted as a policy guideline, but viewed merely as things to potentially consider when travelling - either for business or pleasure.
The number of tips is a recognition of the 150th anniversary of one of the world's leading business travel and meetings partners, CWT, which traces its origins back to the introduction of the first sleeping car to European railways in 1872.
A free collection of 150 top travel tips and a few inspirational quotations, in a whimsical collection intended to provide some assistance for travellers who may be pausing for thought, looking for light relief, planning trips, or starting out on their own adventures in life.
They are not instructions or recommendations, nor should they be adopted as a policy guideline, but viewed merely as things to potentially consider when travelling - either for business or pleasure.
The number of tips is a recognition of the 150th anniversary of one of the world's leading business travel and meetings partners, CWT, which traces its origins back to the introduction of the first sleeping car to European railways in 1872.

















