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Saturday morning
September 2,
2006 Good Morning San Diego.
Nothing is stopping New Orleans...nothing !
Sandy Dhuyvetter
presents New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Taking a spontaneous trip to New Orleans was one of the easiest decisions TravelTalkRADIO has made this year. New Orleans is one of
our favorite destinations and it has always been more about the people,
the music and the rich history that has attracted us rather than the night
life or extravagant celebrations for which NOLA is traditionally known.
This trip we decided to just show up, unannounced and find our accommodations and whatever else we needed. We needed to know
from the tourist point of view what was to be expected on a short trip
to New Orleans.
New Orleans is a major United States port city and historically the largest city in the U.S. state of Louisiana.
It is in southeastern Louisiana along the Mississippi River, just south of Lake Pontchartrain, and is coextensive with Orleans Parish. New Orleans is named after Philippe II, Duke of Orlιans, Regent of France, and is one of the oldest cities in the United States.
New Orleans is known for its multicultural heritage as well as its music and cuisine. It is considered the birthplace of jazz. Its status as
a world-famous tourist destination is due in part to its architecture and its annual Mardi Gras and other celebrations. It is called a unique
city in America.
The city's several nicknames are illustrative. "Crescent City" alludes to the course of the Mississippi River around and through the city; "The Big Easy" was possibly a reference by musicians in the early 1900's to the relative ease of finding work there, but most New Orleanians attribute the term to the city being more carefree and slowed down than cities like New York (the Big Apple); and "The City that Care Forgot" refers to the outwardly easy-going, carefree nature of many of the residents.
Hurricane Katrina was the costliest and one of the deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States. It was the sixth-strongest Atlantic hurricane ever recorded and the third-strongest land falling U.S. hurricane ever recorded. Katrina formed in late August during the 2005 Atlantic hurricane season and devastated much of the north-central Gulf Coast of the United States.
The 2000 U.S. census put New Orleans's population at 484,674, but Hurricane Katrina in 2005 caused the city's evacuation. Population estimates as of June 2006 range from 192,000to 230,000.
Southwest Airlines does a fantastic job in supporting New Orleans and
has added six new flights to New Orleans that are starting from Dallas, Houston and Nashville. Working with Southwest Airlines has always
been our pleasure and going to New Orleans was no exception. http://www.southwest.com Southwest Airlines had originally planned a marketing meeting in another city but realized that New Orleans needed
the commitment of the industry and with the blessing of the already reserved city, Southwest Airlines brought close to 350 marketing staff members to plan the years work and enjoy the French Quarter.
Listen to Jerry Fein's interview with Sandy
on February 19, 2006. ClickHERE
Before leaving the Crescent City we decided to visit Jerry Fien, our good friend and owner of the French Quarters oldest and most celebrated restaurants, The Court of Two Sisters. This beautiful establishment is owned by Jerry and his brother, having been passed down years ago from their father. Jerry warmly greeted us upon our arrival and invited us in. We spoke at length about the future of New Orleans. The Court of Two Sisters Restaurant symbolizes the pride, and commitment of New Orleans and most specifically, the French Quarter. New Orleans stands tall and warmly reaches out to its visitors with a welcome that glows from deep within the heart. For more information on the Court of Two Sisters go to: http://www.courtoftwosisters.com.
Listen to the interview of
Chris Smits
from the Cajun Pride Tours
February 5, 2006. ClickHERE
Sandy at
Cajun
Pride
Tours 2
years
ago.
Sandy is
holding
Squiggy,
today
Squiggy
is 10
feet
long and
could
swallow
Sandy in
one
gulp!
DIRECTIONS
to Cajun
Pride
Tours:
From New
Orleans
I-10
West
(towards
Baton
Rouge)
to
La Place
Exit
209.
Right at
bottom
of ramp
for ½
mile to
Cajun
Pride
Swamp
Tours.
Call Valentino New Orleans Hotels
+1 800 800 0550
WANT YOUR
OWN HOME BUSINESS
that allows you to travel
on pennies on the dollar?
Call David Heidel at
800 313 0485
or directly at 805 552 1921 This is a
simple and extremely profitable home- based business that also allows you to
travel the world for pennies
on the dollar.
For
more information
go to
www.unlimitedtravel4less.com
TravelTalkRADIO will
broadcast live from Egypt September 10, 2006!
The TravelTalkRADIO
team will be traveling to Egypt for the
2006
Mediterranean Travel Fair
September 5 - 7 in
Cairo. Live
broadcasts Sunday, Sept 10.
Listen to TravelTalkRADIO and discover some
of the
world's most ancient and important monuments and the
great
Egyptian civilization.
TUTTO The Official Luggage
of TravelTalkRADIO.
A simple and extremely profitable home- based business that also allows
you to travel the world for pennies on the dollar. To learn more, mark
your calendar -on August 19 the Coastal Synergy Group will be holding a
Regional Drive In Event at the Red Lion Hanalei Hotel in San Diego where
you can learn first hand about the business and travel packages. For
more information go to
www.unlimitedtravel4less.com
