The following links will be of use for anyone considering travelling to another country and/or immigrating. Specifically to the USA. I don't check all of these regularly, if you find a link that's broken, please let me know.

• http://www.timeout.com/london/index.html
  TimeOut: London
• http://www.nationalexpress.co.uk/
  Bus and Coach Travel UK - National Express, the long distance express bus and coach service specialists
• http://www.state.ky.us/tour/
  Kentucky Tourism
• http://www.state.ky.us/tour/tour.htm
  Official Kentucky Vacation Guide
• http://hastings.webpub.com/~jhagee/bgg.html
  Blue Grass Grotto, Kentucky Caving Club
• http://www.kytravel.com/ktg01.html
  Kentucky Travel Guide, Louisville
• http://sydney.usconsulate.gov
  US Consulate, Sydney, Australia.
• http://www.ins.usdoj.gov/forms/index.html
  Ordering US INS Forms online
• http://www.connect.net/waw/
  Online ticket reservations: Worldwide Air Wholesalers.
• http://www.etn.nl/discount.htm On-Line Discounted Air Fares & Flight Reservations.
• http://www.itn.net/cgi/get?itn/air_inq:cVPZDkAA3ew
  Online Flight Reservations.
• http://www.travel.com.au
  The Travel Specialists. An Australian Travel Agency on the net. Check airfares, arrival times and even make reservations and bookings. Also contains an increasingly sizable database of travel related information for foreign countries.
• http://www.travel-library.com/
  The rec.travel WWW site: Worldwide Travel and Tourism Information. A HUGE database and heaps of travel links
• http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/mkant/Public/Travel/airfare.html
  Air Traveler's Handbook Home Page, the FAQ posting for the rec.travel.air newsgroup. This web page includes a comprehensive annotated collection of links to air travel and general travel resources on the Internet.
• http://www.vais.net/%7Etraveltime/ppreitn.html
  Travel Time, the Travel Information Centre. Similar to the Australian site mentioned at the top but this one allows you to use the ITN/APOLLO Airline Reservation System where you enter in your desired travel plans and it will search the WWW and find you the best ticket deals possible from the listed travel agencies/airlines. It will give quotes in non US currencies.
• http://travel.state.gov
  Obtaining your ticket is probably the easiest part of travelling overseas (even if the most expensive part). Before you do that you should make sure your visa is in order. Check the local consulate/embassy of the country you wish to visit. For the USA this site, the US Department of State Consular Affairs is a good place to visit. It costs nothing and is usually more helpful than the consular receptionist. The site contains information on all types of US entry visas, both immigrant and visitor.
• http://www.qantas.com.au
  As an Aussie I can't leave this section without including a link to the Flying Kangaroo airline, Qantas - the airline with the world's BEST safety record.

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