HOLLYWOOD, FL, August 27, 2010 (Press-News.org) Topless Travel has launched and is in full effect to register couples for lifestyle travel.
Topless Travel has been given the responsibility to create, organize and facilitate travel events specifically for the members of www.SwingLifestyle.com. The staff at Topless Travel have15 years of experience in the "Lifestyle" travel industry.
The travel destinations range from a Costa Rica adventure, to a Jamaican getaway. The exotic destinations are an "open" adult adventure for couples and singles. Couples can meet local Latin ladies interested in joining the swinger activities and the outdoor day trips. Adventure trips include whitewater rafting, zip-lines and ATV tours.
The Costa Rica trip has an optional 3 day add-on to Jaco Beach on the Pacific side.
For more information on Topless Travel, please visit Topless Travel at www.toplesstravel.com.
ToplessTravel.com (A division of SLS Events, LLC), has been given the responsibility to create, organize and facilitate travel events specifically for the members of SwingLifestyle.com. Our staff has 15 years of experience in the "Lifestyle" travel industry. We have not only created specialty trips to the usual swinger destinations, but new and exciting events in unique "Main Stream" destinations that are "lifestyle friendly" and are conducive to meeting the "locals" to play with.
Topless Travel Site Launches, Offers #1 Topless Travel Destinations
ToplessTravel.com, a division of SLS Events, LLC, the #1 swingers dating site, is drawing attention to the swing lifestyle.
2010-08-27
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