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U.S. Consulate
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Travel in the U.S.  |
 Geography and Travel
Guide to key sites and features of the United States. Includes visa information and destination guides.
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Travel and Tourism Information |
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| Organizations for Disabled Travelers |
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 National Rehabilitation Information Center
- fax: 301-587-1967
- Society for the Advancement of Travel for the Handicapped
- fax: 212-725-8253
- Access Travel: A Guide to the Accessibility of Airport Terminals
- Consumer Information Center, Department 578Z, Pueblo, CO 81009
- Air Transportation of Handicapped Persons
- US Department of Transportation, Distribution Unit, Publication Section, M-443-2, 400 Seventh St. SW, Washington, DC 20590
- Travel Tips for Hearing Impaired People
- American Academy of Otolaryngology: fax: 703-683-5100
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| Organizations for Elderly Travelers
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- American Association of Retired Persons
- 601 E st. NW, Washington,DC 20049
- Mature Outlook
- Customer Service Center, 6001 N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60660
- National Council of Senior Citizens
- fax: 202-624-9595
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| Home Stay |
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- United States Servas
- 11 John St., Room 407, New York, NY 10038 fax: 212-267-0252
A nonprofit organization to promote international understanding and peace. Travellers should be interested mainly in their hosts, not in sightseeing, during their stays.
- Pacific Intercultural Exchange
- P.I.E.- USA American Homestay Program
- The Experiment in International Living
- An opportunity to explore the world with new friends from around the United States.
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