11-Oct-2005  (yacht cruise)

• 'ZAMAN DAILY NEWSPAPER (2005101125140) (Zaman Online)
Following the five million-dollar real estate investment to Istanbul by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, Crown prince of Dubai, a new investment project is coming to the city.
• 'Cybertrips: Single women have boatloads of travel options (USA Today)
Websites specializing in women's travel offer a host of opportunities, from luxury travel to rugged outdoor adventures. Most of the sites were founded by women for women, and many seek to create a safe environment that allows women to form bonds of friendship while seeing the world.
• 'Yacht club full of character (The New Zealand Herald)
Harold Kidd has done it again. This time it is 226 pages of words and pictures that record the evolution of the Devonport Yacht Club. Titled A Centennial History, the large-format publication is lavishly illustrated with pictures not previously widely published.
• 'Elite Island Yachts" Cruise Club Offers the Avid Sailing Enthusiast a Unique Alternative to Yacht Ownership (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
Asheville, NC (PRWEB) October 4, 2005 -- Elite Island Yachts offers one of the most unique experiences to be found in the world of luxury yacht chartering. Elite Island Yachts" sailing vacations offer an all-inclusive, full service experience rarely found in the yacht charter industry. With a fleet of brand new Lagoon catamarans based in Tortola, British Virgin Islands, St. Maarten, and St.
• 'Elite Island Yachts? Cruise Club Offers the Avid Sailing Enthusiast a Unique Alternative to Yacht Ownership (PR Web)
Elite Island Yachts offers one of the most unique experiences to be found in the world of luxury yacht chartering. Elite Island Yachts? sailing vacations offer an all-inclusive, full service experience rarely found in the yacht charter industry. As a low-cost alternative to the avid sailing market, Elite Island Yachts has developed a membership division called ?The Cruise Club?. Membership in the
• 'Show time: Boat shows bring local business boom (HometownAnnapolis.com)
As soon as the sailboat show ends on Monday, hundreds of powerboats will cruise into town. The 34th annual U.S. Powerboat Show will be held Oct. 13-16 at the City Dock and harbor.
• 'The other end of Jamaica (Chicago Tribune)
PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica -- Within a mile of Montego Bay's International Airport, we've already passed a goat grazing on a soccer field and fishermen hawking freshly caught lobsters and stringers of fish by the side of the road.
• 'Army helps soldiers ease back into their family life (Miami Herald)
Stepping off the shuttle at Tampa International Airport, Air Force Senior Airman Lincoln Pitcher scanned the waiting room for his wife and two daughters.