Decipher Misleading Travel Brochures

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Uploaded by on May 8, 2008

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So what's the difference between 'ocean view', 'ocean front', and 'steps from the beach' when it comes to brochure language? Well, if you don't pay attention, it could make a big difference in your vacation. NBC Travel Editor Peter Greenberg has the scoop...

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  • Best,Greatest,Most Finest Video ive seen! :]

  • same with housing ads

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  • thanks peter thats good information!

  • Informative....thanks..^^

  • Brochures's languages diabolic as "disclaimer" in the bottom of any invoice... thanks Peter!!

  • I actually had a reverse situation with a condo I own and was trying to rent out. A management company that I contract with to oversee the place (since I'm out-of-town) placed ads that said "near public transportation". In this case, the condo was right at public transportation. I wanted language in the ad that emphasized the closeness, but they said they had to adhere to standard industry terminology. Maybe because of so many instances where the more exact terms had been so misleading!

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