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Ed Perkins, a state-approved journalist, novelist and lawyer, concentrates on how travellers can find the best offers and prevent fraud. In 2000 he wrote "Online Travel" and "Business Travel: As It' s Your Money" (2004), the first step-by-step tutorial specifically designed for small businesses and self-employed people.

It was also co-author of the Consumers Union's yearly " Best Travelling Deal " campaign. At MyBusinessTravel.com, Perkins' corporate traveller tips are a website that helps small businesses and self-employed professionals find the best value for their corporate travellers. Mr. Kerkins was a charter publisher of Consumer Reports travel letter, one of the country's most authoritative travel magazines, which he stepped down from in 1998.

Also wrote for Business Traveller magazines (London). Perkin's travelling experience has resulted in a number of TV shows such as ABC's "Good Morning America" and "This Week with David Brinkley", "The CBS Evening News with Dan Rather", CNN and a number of TV and Radios. Prior to writing Consumer Reports Travel Letter, Mr. Perkin worked in research and consultancy on travels for 25 years, with responsibilities that ranged from developing domestic tourist strategy to developing computer-based tourist business plans.

Perkins was a native of Evanston, Illinois and he and his spouse live in Ashland, Oregon. In the same way that the worlds of cruises, tours and hotels [% 1285803 || || | seem to be fixed at dual use % ], almost all widespread fare reservation schemes are preset for outward and return flights. Though this may work for the vast majority of travellers, one fits not all, and many travellers are interested in multi-stop travel.

A number of low-cost carriers offer their best offers on a one-way base, such as AirTran, JetBlue and Southwest. Book your journey on these routes simply as a set of one-way flights. Others charge the cheapest fares for return flights and you can book them on an airline's own website or through on-line tour operators.

Click Expedia under "Additional Options" on "One-way Trips" and then on the next Flight Types page browse to "Multiple Destinations". "On Orbitz, click on "Advanced Find Options" and then on the "Multi-City" Buttons. "Click on Travelocity on the first page on "Multi-Destination". The kayak has an optional multi-stop, but most others do not.

Normally, multi-stop journeys are qualified for at least one roundtrip. Tariff calculations by on-line agents should take into account what offers are available for your journey. Admittedly, multi-stop ticket-taking has always been associated with a certain amount of dark music. Maybe it's better for you to go to a tour operator that knows multi-stop ticketing.