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As always, our thoughts, condolences, and fervent prayers are with Japan and the Japanese people as they try to recover from this catastrophe and deal with the still unrpedictable extent of fallout from damage to the Fukushima nuclear power plant. In the meantime,…
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Rajasthan, the largest state of India, be synonymous with the world, such as hiking, travel, tourism, vacation and Rajasthan holidays, etc. In fact, it is now one of the most fascinating tourist destinations of India known travelers and tourists from all the world. It is the land of kings, brave, forts and palaces, sand dunes and rich culture and tradition. The state offers an opportunity…
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Mauritius, one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world, ranks among the most visited exotic islands almost every year. The island relies a lot on this industry and a lot of money is spend advertising its beauty to tourists from all over the world. Since the island is so popular, the number of tourist accommodations available is truly staggering. The 5 star hotels in Mauritius are particularly acclaimed, and have often been featured among the best luxury hotels in…
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What Can A Grocery Store Teach Travel?
So why isn’t the travel industry using Foursquare to increase business and build a loyal travel base the way Vons is?
Contrary to what the puerile think, Foursquare is not about badges and mayors.
The location based service giant is…
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Kerala is one of the most popular tourist destinations popular and ideal for a unique holiday in India. Also known as "God, AOS own country" is a beautiful Indian state situated on the southern tip of India beautiful curve along the majestic Arabian Sea. It attracts tourists and visitors with its unique culture and geography. In As a holiday destination in the country, has a series of picturesque holiday destinations. Some of the main…
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The best travel advice I ever received? “Pick your hotel carefully. More than any other factor, it will color your impression of the destination.”…
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San Diego’s favorite coastal community has a reputation for being expensive, but shoppers can find some great deals if they know where to look.
For example, the “Bargain Bash” at Torrey Pines Christian Church on Friday (9am-2pm) and Saturday (9am – noon), March 11 and 12, is…
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THIS WESTERN RESORT TOWN IS A BARGAIN NOW
I've been skiing, dining, watching wildlife, and visiting spas in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and I'm here to say that if you're able to get there before April 3, the last day of winter season, go for it. This area has gotten a ton of snow, so the Tetons look beautiful, the sled dogs feel good, thousands of big-antlered elk…
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The Pacuare river is one of the most important rivers in Costa Rica, with approximately 108 km long, it is originated in “Cordillera de Talamanca”. Surrounded by a rainforest that housed a variety of exotic animals such as jaguars, monkeys and a very large number of birds.
This river is divided in different sections, each one of them with their own characteristics, the first one is “The upper upper”, with 16 miles long, containing class II and III rapids. This section can be rafted…
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Many tourists traveling to Seychelles now choose to rent a car instead of relying on taxis and guided tours as they can be incredibly expensive. Due to this, the number of car rent Seychelles companies has been steadily increasing and even international agencies are now opening small branches in the main Seychelles islands which include Mahe and Praslin.
Here are the things you will need to be able to rent a car for your…
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JetBlue’s Manager of Corporate Communications, Morgan Johnston, says “The mission of JetBlue is to ‘bring humanity back to air travel.’
If that isn’t Mission: Impossible, what is?
So when I read that NY Times best-selling author and online community expert,…
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Amidst soaring mountains, lie age-old monasteries (Gompas) in the arid region of Ladakh reflecting ageless believes of Buddhism. These beautiful monasteries dotted all across this spectacular region registers visit by numerous devotees who come here with only purpose of getting their soul cleansed. It epitomizes faith of Ladakhi people who despite of its inhospitable circumstances are leading a cheerful life and do not miss even a single occasion to celebrate the beautiful…
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I was prepared to be impressed. The innkeeper, E. Scot Fuller, is a chef, so the breakfast part I was quite sure would be outstanding. The Chadwick Bed & Breakfast, located at 140 Chadwick Street in Portland, has it all, and I sensed it the moment I walked into the lovely foyer. To my immediate right was the guest dining room, done in cheery shades of blues and yellow and to my left was a large guest living room, complete with fireplace, plenty of books, movies, DVD's, games and puzzles.…
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My most spiritual tourist experience in India was to visit the home Gandhi was living in for the last four months of his life. The place has been turned into a museum to commemorate his life and his works. Like the man, it is both humble and impressive.
This was the only place in India that has no entrance fee. I was actually looking forward to paying a fee, because the tickets to places like the forts and the Taj make really great bookmarks! However I think the Mahatma would roll in…
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Washington State‘s best-known city is famous for its spectacular setting and downtown attractions, including downtown’s Pioneer Square, a few blocks south of Pike…
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