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Davis Travel

"Your Experts in Global Travel"

ABOUT DAVIS TRAVEL

Davis Travel is accredited by the Airlines Reporting Corporation, International Air Transport Association and State of California “Seller of Travel” program. We are proud to be a family owned and operated travel agency that has been in business over 25 years.

Why should I use a Travel Agent?

Imagine if you had the opportunity to speak with a globetrotter whose profession is wanderlust? Well, you can! Travel Advisor’s are those people, and here are six reasons they can make your experience come to life.

Your Time Is Valuable

Our extensive knowledge of cruise lines, resorts, airlines and tour operators allows us to cut through the clutter and zero in on the vacation you really want.

For Expert Insights

It’s our job and our passion to know the world’s greatest destinations inside and out. Our expertise and resources give you an insider’s view when planning your next vacation.

Unique Experiences

Our profession is to build experiences, if you want to step outside of the cookie cutter trip, even for a moment; we have a whole world of options.

Expecting The Unexpected

Sometimes the perfectly planned dream vacation hits snags, like a missed plane connection, a front desk clerk who can’t find your hotel reservation or a medical emergency. When you book with us, all you have to do is make one simple phone call and we will handle the rest.

Personalized Service Focused On Your Needs

Through our global network of trusted travel partners, we can custom-tailor your vacation to perfectly match your needs and desires. We can open up a world of possibilities you would have never realized on your own.

Peace of Mind

When you are tired of planning your own trip or you’ve realized that you aren’t very good at it, contact a professional travel advisor and experience the countless benefits that will keep you travelling with a smile from ear to ear.

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• Multi-generational & Family Vacations
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Our mission at Woodland Worldwide Travel is to provide personalized travel planning solutions for each valued client with attention to detail and quality. We strive to exceed our clients’ expectations by continually expanding our knowledge, while utilizing the latest travel products and tools.

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No matter where in the world you want to go, we can help get you there. Our experienced agents will take the time to answer your questions and listen to your ideas, before making expert recommendations that fit your budget. We believe extraordinary vacations begin with careful planning, that's why we are devoted to ensuring our clients always have the best possible experience—both before they leave and while they're away.

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Causeway Connection: Zero-Emission Buses Connecting UC Davis

The Causeway Connection (Route 138) is a zero-emission bus service   free   to UC Davis Affiliates (through May 3, 2025). Managed by SacRT , this hourly service runs between Davis and Sacramento, Monday through Friday, and offers trips between the Silo Terminal at UC Davis and the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. All trips serve all three Davis stops:

• Mondavi Center
• Genome Biological Science Facility
• Silo Bus Terminal 

UC Davis Affiliates Ride at No Charge!

The Causeway Connection will be open to everyone and UC Davis is covering fares for all affiliates (students, faculty, academics, staff, retirees, and volunteers).  Affiliates will be able to ride for free through May 3, 2025.  When you board the bus, just show the bus driver your official UC Davis or UC Davis Health ID/Badge and you're good to go! Non-affiliates may pay their fare with cash, Connect Card , or through the SacRT mobile app .

Bus Schedule Highlights

By switching from diesel to electric buses, and offering expanded route timing, we can help reduce regional emissions and congestion on the I-80 Causeway. The planners at UC Davis, SacRT and Yolobus appreciate the ideas and input provided by current riders, which helped inform this schedule.

• Multiple non-stop and express trips between UC Davis and UC Davis Health during peak commute hours 
• Hourly direct trips between the Davis Campus and UC Davis Health during midday hours
• 30 trips daily  between UC Davis and UC Davis Health
• Early morning and evening service
• Peak-hour seating capacity for 99 people
• Most trips can deliver riders to their destination before the start of each hour

Click here to see Causeway Connection Route Schedule

About the Causeway Connection Schedule

The Causeway Connection will run on weekdays, its operating hours will be comparable to today, with extended evening hours (first bus arrives at each campus around 6:15 a.m., last departure at 8:20 p.m.). Barring significant traffic delays, a trip between the Davis Campus and UC Davis Health should take approximately 35 minutes. The daily schedule will be determined by Sac RT and YoloBus, which will operate the Causeway Connection.

• Click here to see the Causeway Connection Route 

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Global Grad Grants

Funding opportunity overview.

The Global Grad Grants, supported this year by the Pitzer Family Foundation, provide funding opportunities for UC Davis graduate or professional students seeking to participate in a globally-focused social impact program or  in a globally-focused research opportunity or program during the summer.

Students will be able to choose between two funding tracks: the Social Impact Track or the Research Track .

• The Social Impact Track is ideal for students who want to deepen their knowledge of the complexities of striving for justice across differences of culture and power and examine their own location within global flows of power and resources.
• The Research Track is ideal for students who have identified a global research opportunity or program that relates to their academic and/or professional goals and want to explore how concepts of culture, identity, power, global systems, and conflict relate to their work.

Please see more details below about the structure, eligibility, and timeline for each track.

• Log in through Experiential and Intercultural Programs portal
• Click “Start an Application”
• Click “Global Grad Grants”
• Click “Apply Now”
• Deadline March 15, 2024

Funding Tracks Criteria and Eligibility

Social Impact Track

For the Social Impact Track, students will be enrolled in the UC Davis Widening Circles Program and will need to complete all requirements of that program. The Global Grad Grant will cover your $500 program fee, and you will also be eligible for a $2000 travel grant to support a social impact internship or volunteer opportunity, either offered through the program’s partner, Omprakash or that you find on your own. To learn more about the program curriculum as well as internship and volunteer opportunities offered through Omprakash, register here .

Eligibility

• Continuing UC Davis graduate or professional students.
• In good academic standing.
• Demonstrated financial need.
• International students are eligible.
• Verification from department that you are able to receive additional funding in the form of a travel grant stipend.
• Demonstrated connection between the UC Davis Widening Circles program learning outcomes and your graduate studies.
• Demonstrated connection between one or more UN Sustainable Development Goals and your social impact internship/volunteer opportunity goals.
• Priority for internship/volunteer opportunities based in Latin America or Africa.

Additional Requirements

Social Impact Track recipients must:

• Complete all requirements of the UC Davis Widening Circles program.
• Participate in the Widening Circles virtual symposium at the end of the summer.
• Write a Global Aggies blog post about your experience for the Global Learning Hub.

Research Track

For the Research Track, students will be enrolled in the Global Leadership Pathway Micro-Credential Program offered by the UC Davis Global Learning Hub. You will need to complete all aspects of the micro-credential program by the specified deadline (see below). The Global Grad Grant will cover your $500 fee for supporting badge administration and you will also be eligible for a $2000 travel grant to support research activity in the summer.

• Demonstrated connection between the Global Leadership Pathway learning outcomes and your graduate studies.
• Identify a research opportunity/program related to your graduate studies.
• Demonstrated connection between one or more UN Sustainable Development Goals and your research opportunity/program.
• Priority for research opportunities/programs in Latin America or Africa.

Research Track recipients must:

• Complete the Global Leadership Pathway modules by June 15, 2024.

Both tracks

• Application Opens: January 8, 2024
• Application Closes: March 15, 2024
• Award Notification: week of April 8, 2024
• View the UC Davis Widening Circles webpage for more details about program dates.
• Program will be approximately 2 hours/week during program dates.
• Social impact internship/volunteer opportunity: summer 2024.
• The six asynchronous modules will take approximately 10 hours to complete.
• Research opportunity/program: summer 2024

Application Instructions

• Log into the Experiential and Intercultural Programs portal

Contact Information

Kimberly Bellows

Experiential and Intercultural Programs Senior Analyst Global Learning Hub, Global Affairs [email protected]

About Davis Travel Centers —

Mission Statement

Assist the needs of drivers, travelers and commuters while delivering outstanding customer service in clean, attractive facilities.

Company History

IN 1956, the Davis family opened a small restaurant in rural Sussex County, Virginia. That entrepreneurial spirit continued as the third generation of the Davis Family established two modern travel centers in Virginia, including one near the site of the original 15-employee restaurant.

Davis Travel Centers operates travel centers along I-95 & I-85 corridor .In addition to the large, clean travel centers in Stony Creek and Warfield, we also operate Exxon convenience stores in Stony Creek and Prince George, and many food brands in these locations such as Subway, Popeyes, Wendy’s, etc.

As members of AMBEST, a national association of more than 400 of the finest independent travel stops in America, we offer meals, refreshments and other amenities to keep our customers happy and energized as they continue their travels.

In January 2022, PMG Travel Plaza, LLC purchased the businesses, adding the “Davis” brand to its family of ever growing operations from Maine to Florida. PMG’s sole owner, Abdolhossein Ejtemai, began his career with a single service station acquisition in 1979 .Today, PMG employs over 800 people and serves 1,200 gas stations from Maine to Florida, making it one of the largest wholesalers and distributors of petroleum products on the East Coast all the while delivering exceptional customer service and treating customers and employees as FAMILY.

 PMG Travel Plaza, LLC takes pride in continuing the Davis family’s long tradition of great customer service and always make sure customer satisfaction is our main priority. We are striving to be the best travel center you have ever visited, and one that you will return to at every opportunity.

Greg Manzer

General Manager

434-246-2600x 1102 [email protected]

Bob Laviolette

Director of Retail

(434)-246-2600 x1111 [email protected]

Allison Talley

Asst. Controller

(434) 246-2600 x1110 [email protected]

Sylvia Jackson

Fleet Relations

(434) 246-2600 x1120 [email protected]

Jeanne Moseley

Human Resource Manager

(434) 246-2600 x1107 [email protected]

Travis martin

Director of Food Services

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Travel Tips and Resources

Tips and resources for safe and productive travels.

Safety and Security

Global Affairs considers the safety and security of UC Davis travelers of critical importance. Explore resources and tips for safe and secure travels. 

Communications

Reliable and redundant communications capabilities are critical to ensuring a safe and productive trip. Explore communications-related travel resources, to assist in trip planning.

Global Affairs has collected a variety of vital health-related resources and tips to assist in trip planning.

UC Davis and travel language tips and language resources available at UC Davis. 

Electronics

While cell phones, laptops, and other electronic devices have become necessities, traveling with such devices occasionally poses challenges. Explore tips and resources for traveling with electronic devices. 

LGBTQIA+ Travelers

Depending on destination and culture, LGBTQIA+ travelers may encounter unique challenges while in transit and abroad, including harassment, intimidation, discrimination, barriers to medical and law enforcement assistance, incarceration, and physical violence. Explore resources to help think through potential challenges and risk mitigation strategies before traveling.

More Information

For more information, see travel resources and tips related to communications , health , language , safety and security ,  traveling with electronic devices .

UC Davis travelers with general travel-related questions or concerns are encouraged to contact Global Affairs at (530) 752-4129 or [email protected] . 

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I really like how kim knew exactly where to send us, gave the best advice on the top things to do/experience, and we were never anywhere for too long. my husband and i both agreed that she planned the perfect amount of time in each place kim did a phenomenal job of listening to what we were interested in and planning the perfect trip to fit all of our needs i highly recommend her services and we look forward to using her again in the future, it was spectacular kim. we told you we wanted a healthy mix of being active and relaxing, access to being outdoors and hiking, as well as being able to find good places to eat and lively streets to walk down. you absolutely delivered and helped us to create a trip that we will remember forever. there was one point close to the end of our trip that we were sitting eating dinner and we both agreed that this was the absolute best way we could have spent our honeymoon. thank you for all your help and all you provided for us and thank you for being so accessible throughout the whole process, i cannot say enough positive things about our experience with kimberly davis… she planned the most amazing trip for our family. we told her our goals and limitations and she found activities that met all of our needs. she found activities that satisfied the thrill-seeker in me, the beach lover in my husband, and the adventurers in my kids not only was the trip amazing, but she guided us through the whole process and [her online itinerary] app made everything so accessible and easy to navigate. she thought of so many things that us novice travelers would never have thought of and made it so that the trip was everything we wanted it to be i can’t recommend her highly enough and will definitely plan all my future trips with her thanks so much kimberly davis, i really like how kim knew exactly where to send us, gave the best advice on the top things to do/experience, and we were never anywhere for too long. my husband and i both agreed that she planned the perfect amount of time in each place kim did a phenomenal job of listening to what we were interested in and planning the perfect trip to fit all of our needs i highly recommend her services and we look forward to using her again in the future..

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Thank you so much for organizing the trip of a lifetime

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College sports | arizona cardinals pick hurricanes cornerback jaden davis in final round of nfl draft.

Jaden Davis spent one season with his hometown Hurricanes , and that vaulted him into the professional ranks.

The Arizona Cardinals picked Davis, who is a St. Thomas Aquinas alum, with the 226th pick in the seventh round of the NFL draft on Saturday. Davis is the second Hurricane picked in this year’s draft, following safety Kam Kinchens. 

Davis was a standout for the powerhouse Raiders, earning Super 11 and first-team All-County honors . He was a four-star prospect and the No. 25 cornerback in his class, according to 247Sports.

Davis, a 5-foot-10, 180-pound cornerback, signed with Oklahoma out of high school and spent four seasons with the Sooners before transferring to UM.

In his one year with the Hurricanes, Davis earned a starting role and was a solid contributor. Davis had 32 tackles, three tackles for loss, one sack and four pass deflections. Pro Football Focus gave him a 76.8 defensive grade and a 72.1 coverage grade.

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UDOT advises drivers to expect delays on Bangerter Highway and US-89 this weekend April 25, 2024

Expect weekend delays due for utility work in salt lake and davis counties.

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) advises drivers to plan ahead for two major closures in Salt Lake and Davis counties this weekend. 

Starting Friday, April 26, at 10 p.m., Bangerter Highway will be closed in both directions between 12600 South and Redwood while crews relocate utilities so UDOT can build a new interchange at 13400 South. During this time there will be no through traffic on Bangerter Highway for both the northbound and southbound travel lanes. This section of the highway will reopen Monday, April 29 in time for the morning commute.

Drivers traveling east and west on 13400 South will still be able to travel through the intersection but will not be able to turn onto southbound Bangerter Highway. Drivers traveling north and south on 2700 West will still be able to travel through the intersection but will not be able to turn onto northbound Bangerter Highway .

Drivers should expect delays in the area and can use 12600 South and Redwood Road as alternate routes. 

This work is part of the UDOT Bangerter South project , which is converting the intersections of 9800 South, 13400 South and 2700 West into freeway-style interchanges, which are anticipated to be complete at the end of 2025. These projects are a key part of UDOT’s efforts to eliminate stop lights along Bangerter Highway.

Also this weekend, southbound US-89 will be closed at South Weber Drive beginning Friday, April 26 at 1 p.m. while crews install a new water pipeline for the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District. The road will reopen on Monday, April 29, in time for the morning commute. All US-89 southbound traffic should detour to I-15 South from Riverdale. Through traffic will be detoured back to Riverdale on I-84 West.

Construction schedules are weather-dependent and subject to change. For the latest information on traffic restrictions during construction around the state, visit the UDOT Traffic website  or download the UDOT Traffic app for  iPhone  or  Android . Follow UDOT on social media, including Twitter , Facebook and Instagram . 

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It's Night and Davis for Huskies' Second-Year Defensive Tackle

The Minnesota product is much more involved in his second spring football.

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Sometimes we lose sight of the fact a good number of these University of Washington football players are just 18- or 19-year-old kids, dealing with being a long ways from home and not always in their comfort zone.

Take Elinneus Davis, for instance.

A year ago, this freshman defensive tackle from Minnesota arrived for spring football practice as an early enrollee, nursing some sort of injury that kept him on the sideline, and he often was spotted shuffling in and out of Husky Stadium all by himself.

At the Sugar Bowl, Davis didn't necessarily sound like he was long for Montlake when he offered a frank assessment of where his largely inactive first college football career stood at the time.

"This offseason is going to determine if I play or not, to be honest," Davis said in New Orleans. "I never want to be handed anything. I definitely want to work for it and, if I deserve it, then hopefully I'll get it. I need everything, to be honest. I feel like I've got a lot of room to grow."

Today, Davis is a former kid and a new man. Whereas last season he was largely out of shape and unsure of himself, he looks noticeably trimmer, upbeat and fully engaged with the Huskies.

Elinneus Davis heads for the locker room after a UW practice.

This past Saturday, the 6-foot-2, 322-pound player appeared surprisingly mobile as he jogged onto the field for the UW's ninth spring football practice, greeting and being greeted by teammates along the way.

Davis next dropped down on one knee, holding on tight to his helmet with his left hand, and he presumably said a prayer. Football-wise, his private moments are being answered.

Elinneus Davis, with his padded helmet perched on his head, makes the slow walk to the showers.

As music played loudly to get players moving and interested in practice, he jumped in line for UW defensive-tackle drills and did a little impromptu dance while waiting his turn. He was fully involved rather than be a spectator as before.

Into the scrimmage segments of this practice, Davis pulled plenty of snaps coming out of a stance with the No. 2 defense. He was as involved as all things Huskies as much as he was disengaged the previous spring.

In just a few months, he was night and Davis.

He was proof that teenagers in pads and helmets, with a little patience and growth, can turn into men on the football field almost overnight.

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