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Travel Channel's Samantha Brown to Appear at AAA Great Vacations EXPO

Samantha Brown, the inspiring and popular host of several programs on the Travel Channel, will share her travel experiences with AAA Great Vacations EXPO guests on Sunday, January 23, 2011.

Travel Channel's Samantha Brown to Appear at AAA Great Vacations EXPO
2010-11-25
COLUMBUS, OH, November 25, 2010 (Press-News.org) Samantha Brown, the inspiring and popular host of several programs on the Travel Channel, will share her travel experiences with AAA Great Vacations EXPO guests on Sunday, January 23, 2011. Brown takes the AAA Travel Stage, presented by Best Western, at Noon and 2:30 p.m. at Franklin County Veterans Memorial in downtown Columbus.

Brown, who spends more than 200 days traveling each year, started her TV travel career started with "Great Vacation Homes," which offered an insider's view into vacation home ownership. From there, she was asked to host "Great Hotels," offering the audience a unique and emotional perspective on each property. In 2008, Brown's adventures continued with the installment of two new Passport series. She takes viewers on short getaways with the premiere of "Samantha Brown: Passport to Great Weekends" and then heads overseas for "Samantha Brown: Passport to China." Her series, "Samantha Brown: Passport To Europe," is a perfect example of sightseeing, Samantha Brown style.

Brown's easy-going, playful personality instills trust in her viewers and encourages them to explore new places. Her programs are always shot on location, not from the armchair of a television studio. "I'm not an expert, as much as I am a real person with whom people can connect. I immerse myself in the culture and invite viewers to do the same."

A one-stop shop for everything related to travel, the EXPO offers information, EXPO-only deals and the very best travel values on everything from cruises and European vacations, to affordable escapes that are close to home. So visitors are encouraged to come prepared with calendars & favorite forms of payment, ready to book at the show. Only EXPO guests will have access to this unheard-of pricing and wide selection of travel offerings. With more than 200 exhibits, attractions and events, special areas within the EXPO will include Great Outdoors area brought to you by Metro Parks and the AAA Travel Stage, presented by Best Western.

The AAA Great Vacations EXPO opens Friday, January 21 and runs through Sunday, January 23, at Franklin County Veterans Memorial in downtown Columbus. Show hours are Friday 12 p.m. - 8 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tickets are available at the door or beginning December 1 at any AAA Ohio Auto Club office for $9 or $6 for any AAA member. Children ages 16 and under are admitted at no charge. For additional event details or to purchase tickets in advance, visit www.AAAGreatVacations.com.

Weirick Communications, Inc. is a Midwest-based PR firm focused on telling the world about great travel, culinary and event experiences. Contact Weirick Communications at 614.848.8380 or amy@weirickcommunications.com.

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[Press-News.org] Travel Channel's Samantha Brown to Appear at AAA Great Vacations EXPO
Samantha Brown, the inspiring and popular host of several programs on the Travel Channel, will share her travel experiences with AAA Great Vacations EXPO guests on Sunday, January 23, 2011.