span class=”mt-enclosure mt-enclosure-image”a href=”http://www.greyhound.com/HOME/Default.aspx”img alt=”greyhound.jpg” src=”http://blogs.nationalgeographic.com/blogs/intelligenttravel/greyhound-thumb-200×59.jpg” class=”mt-image-right” style=”margin: 0pt 0pt 20px 20px; float: right;” height=”59″ width=”200″ //a/spanWell, sort of. Earlier this month American bus operator a href=”http://www.greyhound.com/HOME/Default.aspx”Greyhound/a introduced its own a href=”http://www.greyhound.com/HOME/en/NewsRoom/ViewRelease.aspx?PressID=349″Travel Stimulus Package/a. The discount deals include, according to its site:br /br /ullibFriends and Family Companion Fare:/b Up to three companions can travel at 50 percent off with the purchase of one adult standard walk-up fare. A three day advance purchase is required.br /br / /lilibDeeply Discounted Advance Purchase Fare:/b Ten day advance purchase fares are 75 percent off adult standard walk-up fare. Two hundred fifty tickets are available for purchase daily. br /br //lilibExpanded E-Fare:/b E-Fares are priced at a 20 percent discount off the adult standard walk-up fare. br /br //lilibHoliday Bounce-Back Coupon:/b For all tickets sold in terminals during the holiday period (Dec. 15 - Jan. 5), a coupon will automatically print that will offer customers a 20 percent discount for their next trip during the redemption period (Jan. 6 - March 31). /li/ulThe deals might not be as great as a href=”http://blogs.nationalgeographic.com/blogs/intelligenttravel/2008/11/comparing-the-cheap-buses-rd.html”BoltBus or MegaBus/a (where you can get one-way tickets for as little as $1), but if Greyhound is the only bus you can take, then the bus operator provides some rather stimulating options.br /br /iImage: a href=”http://www.greyhound.com/HOME/Default.aspx”Greyhound.com/a/ibr / br /
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There are several M words you can use to describe Malaysia - mysterious, mystical, magical, and, well, modest. An etiquette book for tourists going to Malaysia recommends, “no public displays of affection” (not even holding hands). It further suggests that women travelers to this equatorial hot zone not wear sleeveless tops or V-necked shirts to be respectful to local customs.