Hi,
I'm having trouble thinking of an optimal menu structure for a country to travel site I'm currently in the process of building. My current menu structure is:

Information:
* Facts
* Location
* people
* Prices
* Security
* Visa
* Weather
Business:
* Banks
* Real Estate
* equity
Cities:
* City 1
* City 2
* etc.
Currency
Destinations:
* d1
* d2
* etc.
Food
Hotels
Language
Tickets
Regions:
* r1
* r2
* etc.
Store
Tips
Transportation:
Stir
* Flight
* Car
* Railways
Video Gallery

This is the menu that I plan to be at the launch of the site. I am also planning to add the following afterwards:

Photo Gallery - I would have added this from the beginning, but I lack of content. I do not think I have problems getting pictures once my site is up and running for a few months, but it is a problem now. Someone knows where I can get quality photos without violating copyright?
Beverages
Restaurants
Sports
Tours
Travelogues / Magazines

I would appreciate any posts from you about how I could further improve my current menu structure to read. Do you find it confusing? Do you think the "currency" actually should be a sub-menu of "Business, etc.?

I think this is the appropriate forum here for this type of mail.

Thanks in advance,

I've checked a couple and all of them have quite confusing (at least for me) menu structures. Especially when it comes to structuring the country's attractions. I chose to structure them in: cities, destinations (e.g.: lakes) and regions. I'm wondering whether a better way to do this exists. So far I've not found one through the travel sites I've browsed and thus me asking here about the menu structure.

Alternatively, if there are near each connection part of the business model and practices, can receive a special guest or client in person and serve you better than hiring a vehicle for them.

The gateway arrangement will present access to exterior web sites that can be ... and be included into the portal menu structure and progression flow for travel requests.