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Date Added: May 31, 2008 11:44:02 AM
Survey of U.S. millionaires finds that 48% will take a luxury vacation. Discount shopping for luxe travel is on the rise in the recession according to Halogen Guides, which highlights five star deals and debunks bogus deals offered by luxury hotels everyday. Lewis Schiff, author of Middle Class Millionaire, conducted study and concludes that luxury spending will survive the recession. (PRWeb ...

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