What to do with the family dog when vacation time comes is a common conundrum. Most dogs end up in a kennel. Some with a family friend. Just one will end up on a $73,000 luxury vacation of its own. In conjunction with the Paw Seasons luxury dog hotel …

The inn's owners, Bob and Lisa Dews, have went out of their way to make tourists in the city feel as if they are pulling up to their own home when they check-in for their stay at Laurelwood. And that even includes their use of real wood … Those …

Rather than battle major carriers for customers on routes between major cities, Allegiant uses its marketing muscles to convince people in small towns to fly away for a vacation. "Allegiant tends to bring people into the airport who wouldn't normally …

But you also can't ignore the diminishing distinction between luxuries and necessities in people's minds. Make no mistake about it, a 4th of July vacation is a luxury, so if you're in debt you might want to stay home. The great thing about the 4th of …

I decided that as far as vacation homes go, I want to have something” close to family. … The 4,500-square-foot luxury second-floor apartment includes a full kitchen, two bathrooms, a main room that can host more than 30 people and a bedroom for two.

Developer Moses Bensusan said he developed an affinity for Hollywood's beach after spending a family vacation there five years ago. It was then that the idea for the project was born, as he saw the area's potential … They're attracted to the condo …

Prices in vacation areas are rebounding more slowly than prices generally because vacation homes are luxuries and luxury spending takes more time to recover after a severe recession, says Jed Kolko, Trulia chief economist. In Phoenix, median home …

… prompt people to take advantage of any opportunities to save money while enjoying the holiday. Noted CardHub CEO Odysseas Papadimitriou: "Make no mistake about it, a Fourth of July vacation is a luxury, so if you're in debt, you might want to stay …

Vacation gap: Wealthy seek luxury; middle class stay close to home. When it comes to vacations, recent years have shown a growing gap between high- and low-income families. email print. By Jenae Pauls Staff Writer. McPhersonSentinel – McPherson, KS.