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Departure Lounge
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Imagine an upscale interactive travel discovery zone that also happens to be one of the best coffee shops and wine bars in Austin. Here you’ll be transported to the world’s top destinations via outstanding organic coffees, small-batch boutique wines, artisan chocolates and cheeses, gourmet sandwiches and veggie wraps, delicious desserts, and large touch screens that showcase the best places on earth for a future getaway
3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people
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Referral from
December 30, 2015
Canberra M. asked:Holiday advice: we would be grateful for advice on accommodation for a family holiday at the Gold Coast for a week at Easter: mid range accommodation to keep a 2.5 year old entertained. We also have a six month old and will be taking grandparents. Theme parks? Resorts? Thanks so much for any suggestions.Narelle H. replied:Hot tip.. Go to departurelounge.com.au password entertainmantra will save you an absolute BUCKETLOAD... We stayed in GC for a week in Nov at a breakfree 2 bedroom apartment and we loved it a block from the beach and fully renovated.. Going back in may and still deciding on accom but its sooooo cheap booking thru departure lounge
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Referral from
March 28, 2014
Tim M. asked:Anyone know a good travel agent in Texas?
Monica P. replied:Keith Walden at Departure Lounge in Austin (512) 322-9399, www.departurelounge.com
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Referral from
August 30, 2013
Lisa H. asked:I hate hate hate finding my own plane tickets, spending hours on Orbitz and Hipmunk and sundry airline websites with horrendous, illogical interfaces. I long for the good ol' days when I could pay a travel agent $10 to do it for me. Is there anyone who still does that? Suggestions, please!Shalini R. replied:So this place just opened in Austin: http://www.departurelounge.com/index.php/component/content/article?id=30
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