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PostHeaderIcon Baby Travel Pros Association Adds New Member, Derenter Baby Equipment Rental

Baby Travel Pros is the first national baby rental equipment association in North America with a growing member base that currently includes over 50 companies worldwide. Baby Travel Pros Association announces a new member based out of Kissimmee, Florida, Derenter; a full service baby equipment rental company. Central Florida is a popular destination for travelers of all ages. Disney World brings thousands of visitors to the area throughout the year including many toddlers and babies making baby rental equipment very popular.

“Baby Travel Pros Association is continually looking for new members worldwide. We now have a new baby rental company to provide baby equipment for Central Florida and Disney World.”, states Sarah Wyles, Co-founder. Although all member companies are individually owned and operated, affiliated companies demonstrate pride and commitment in providing safe, clean, high-quality baby equipment rentals. With a focus on customer service and satisfaction, members of Baby Travel Pros rent cribs, pack-n-plays, high chairs, booster chairs, car seats, strollers, toys, wagons, beach gear and more.  Rentals are available for daily, weekly or long-term rates

The easiest and most convenient way to travel with babies and toddlers is to find a local baby rental equipment company to deliver the necessary baby items directly to the destination. Not only does this save time, but also the cost of checking the equipment. Many frustrated travelers reach their destination to find the stroller, car seat or crib is damaged and sometimes unsafe to use. Baby rental companies completely eliminate this worry and make for a stress free trip. Browse Baby Travel Pros directory for the nearest baby rental company.

Baby Travel Pros was founded in 2009 as the first national association for independent baby equipment rental companies. Its mission is to establish safety and cleanliness standards across member companies so that consumers have access to a stress-free, reliable resource to meet their family travel and vacation needs. All of the transportation, safety, comfort and entertainment essentials that a family needs can be waiting for them at the airport, car rental agency, hotel or relative’s house when they arrive. For more information on Baby Travel Pros, visit http://www.babytravelpros.com.

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PostHeaderIcon Baby Travel Pros Association Adds New Member, Derenter Baby Equipment Rental

Baby Travel Pros is the first national baby rental equipment association in North America with a growing member base that currently includes over 50 companies worldwide. Baby Travel Pros Association announces a new member based out of Kissimmee, Florida, Derenter; a full service baby equipment rental company. Central Florida is a popular destination for travelers of all ages. Disney World brings thousands of visitors to the area throughout the year including many toddlers and babies making baby rental equipment very popular.

“Baby Travel Pros Association is continually looking for new members worldwide. We now have a new baby rental company to provide baby equipment for Central Florida and Disney World.”, states Sarah Wyles, Co-founder. Although all member companies are individually owned and operated, affiliated companies demonstrate pride and commitment in providing safe, clean, high-quality baby equipment rentals. With a focus on customer service and satisfaction, members of Baby Travel Pros rent cribs, pack-n-plays, high chairs, booster chairs, car seats, strollers, toys, wagons, beach gear and more.  Rentals are available for daily, weekly or long-term rates

The easiest and most convenient way to travel with babies and toddlers is to find a local baby rental equipment company to deliver the necessary baby items directly to the destination. Not only does this save time, but also the cost of checking the equipment. Many frustrated travelers reach their destination to find the stroller, car seat or crib is damaged and sometimes unsafe to use. Baby rental companies completely eliminate this worry and make for a stress free trip. Browse Baby Travel Pros directory for the nearest baby rental company.

Baby Travel Pros was founded in 2009 as the first national association for independent baby equipment rental companies. Its mission is to establish safety and cleanliness standards across member companies so that consumers have access to a stress-free, reliable resource to meet their family travel and vacation needs. All of the transportation, safety, comfort and entertainment essentials that a family needs can be waiting for them at the airport, car rental agency, hotel or relative’s house when they arrive. For more information on Baby Travel Pros, visit http://www.babytravelpros.com.

PostHeaderIcon Amsterdam Centrum Tour

Amsterdam Centrum refers to the main city center of the city of Amsterdam. Many of the main attractions (restaurants, coffeeshops, bars and clubs) are concentrated in a small area of canal belts spreading out from Central Station, the main train station. Here we embark on a walking tour around Amsterdam Centrum, taking us through the most popular sights.

Arriving at Central station after the 35 minute journey from Schipol airport, you are greeted by the large covered glass roof overhanging several platforms serving journeys to and from other regions of the Netherlands as well as further afield in continental Europe. We depart Central Station and emerge on Damrak.

Damrak is the main strip leading from Central station to Dam Square. It is heavily populated by pedestrians, trams and bikes — cars are restricted to only a single lane. You can find a multitude of cheap restaurants and snack bars, hotels, souvenir shops and bureaux de change. Nearly all the stores on Damrak exist to serve the tourist trade and you can find pretty much anything you need here.

Parallel to Damrak is the main high street, Kalverstraat. This has your typical fare – local versions of global brands. Whether you are looking for fast food, women’s clothes, sports gear, cell/mobile phones or travel agencies — the names will look new to you but somehow the street will have a familiar feel to it!

At the end of Damrak, maybe 300 or 400 meters walk, you will find Dam Square. Dam Square is considered to be the center of Amsterdam. It is so called because a Dam was constructed here over five hundred years ago. Over the years, it has played host to regular new years celebrations and also political demonstrations and carnivals. Opposite the monument in Dam Square, you can see the imposing Koninklijk Palace, or Royal Palace. Don’t hang around for hours on end waiting for a glimpse of the Queen though as the Dutch Royal family no longer live here!

East of Damrak and Dam Square is the famous Red Light District of Amsterdam. Tourists and locals alike cut through this area or wander around looking at the obvious sights — ladies ply their trade in the windows offering a whole range of services at different prices. You don’t have to buy if you just want to look, indeed most tourists are simply here for the sights. Although often missed, the Red Light District contains some beautiful sights, such as picturesque canals at night and old architecture. The Oude Kerk or Old Church, was built in the 13th century but various parts of it have been rebuilt due to damage or fire over the years.

Leidseplein, south-west of Dam Square, is a popular tourist spot. Away from the hustle and bustle of Dam Square and Damrak, Leidseplein is a little more relaxed and offers many things to do. To get there, you cross four of the most famous and picturesque canals in Amsterdam — Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht, Herengracht and Singel. Here, you can find nearly fifty restaurants — whether you like Indonesian, Italian, Japanese or any other cuisine — you can find it here. You can also find some coffeeshops, bars, clubs, comedy venues and tourist shops. Many hotels are situated near here and, unlike the Red Light District and surrounding areas, there are very few, if any, beggars in this area.

Amsterdam Centrum is only a small part of what Amsterdam has to offer. Further afield is the museum quarter, Ajax ArenA football stadium and the outlying towns.

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