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Visitors to the site can avail themselves of the popular free e-mail service Hotmail, shop for a car via CarPoint, conduct personal finances with MoneyCentral or arrange a vacation through Expedia, the travel service that Microsoft recently spun off.

Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his wife Ann recently took a few of their 22 grandchildren on a vacation through the American West, a trip documented by Romney in a blog post on Medium.

The partnership allows travelers who book a vacation rental through HomeAway.com or VRBO.com, part of the company's portfolio of Web sites, to complete their vacation planning on one site, using a search powered by Priceline Partner Network.

Another draw of booking a vacation package through an online travel agency?

Sadly, we hear it time and time again that unsuspecting travelers reserve a vacation home through someone 'online', only to find that there is no vacation home when they arrive to their destination.

He was so fascinated by "Total Chaos" and its antihero, a hard-drinking detective from the slums of Marseille, that he rerouted a planned vacation through that city, which is France's second-largest.

But technophiles and early adopters keen to rent one of these high-tech scooters for a vacation idyll gliding through, say, Key West or Central Park will be disappointed.

Getting the passes, which Mr. Heumann bought through a vacation package at Ski.com, was critical in the family's decision of where to ski this year.

Now, he communes with fans at an annual birthday bash in Austin, on an annual trip to Belize (where he has a vacation house he rents through his Web site, www.jerryjeff.com) and in the small shows that for the last 15 years or so have taken him to places from Jacksonville, Ore., to New York City.

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