With a few weeks left in the year, many Americans will leave vacation days unused — unless travel discounts lure them out of the office. Here are a few deals.

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Don’t let those vacation days expire

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The new prestige in globetrotting lies in exploring far-flung destinations the masses have yet to invade. Even better: a vacation spot so exotic that no one has even heard of it. Here are under-the-radar island alternatives.

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10 new luxury islands

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When it comes down to it, there’s no place like home. So some business travelers prefer staying in furnished vacation rentals, corporate housing and inns versus hotels, particularly for lengthier stays.

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Business travelers opt for homier digs

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Traveling to the Caribbean during hurricane season is always a gamble, so if you bet on a storm-free vacation this week, you are out of luck but not out of options.

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Travelers flee Hurricane Irene

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Traveling to the Caribbean during hurricane season is always a gamble, so if you bet on a storm-free vacation this week, you are out of luck but not out of options.

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Travelers brace for Hurricane Irene

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We are planning a mini vacation the end of July to Dallas. I know about Six Flags and Hurricane Harbor in Arlington. Does anyone recommend Hurricane Harbor or is it a waste of time and money? What other places are fun for teenagers in or around Dallas? My son is 14, and three daughters ages 13 12 and 11. Any ideas are welcome. Thank you.

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Carolyn Hax: Family’s vacation plans devolve into scorekeeping
Hi, Carolyn: My spouse is one of three siblings, and there are nieces but we have the only two boys (grandkids range from 3 to 12). One sister-in-law asked us to come on vacation with the rest of family (14 of us), but wants our family of four to stay in a separate house so we have enough “space….

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I purchased a vacation home early last year for my use only and was able to pay for the home.

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I am in charge of tracking sick and vacation time at my job. I am looking for a software that is inexpensive and easy to use. Do you have any suggestions??
I am currently using an Excel spreadsheet and it works ok but not great. Excel is easy to get things off and it does not look very professional. My boss would rather use a professional program that could easily track, would be easy to train new employees on, and is easily expandable for future growth.

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I would like to plan a vacation, but am not looking forward to booking a hotel that is filled with children splashing in the pool and screaming. Is there a way to search for such things?

No offense to families with children, I just wish to have quiet on my trip.

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