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The rainy season helps cool us down from the scorching sun these days and where better to enjoy the cool air but in a stream inside a jungle.
A closeup view of Da Ban Stream on Phu Quoc Island |
So, pack your bags and head to Phu Quoc Island off Kien…
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Here's another key question that I have been hearing a lot (both in emails and the comments on this blog) and give you a couple more examples of social proof (video testimonials). The question is this:
“What about traffic to my web site?”
In other words, how do you…
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In our second instalment of West Africa’s best adventure travel destinations, we explore Ghana, a Land of sunshine and reputed for the friendliness of its people. Rich in history, and home to the Ashanti Kingdom, a once prosperous and powerful dynasty, this country is a great place to start of in…
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Mokokchung is a modern town complete with concrete houses, tarred roads and even traffic jams.It is the district capital of the district of Mokochung, home to the Ao Nagas. With mostly inhabited by the Ao Naga tribe, Christianity is the predominant religion of this district. Around 95% of the population residing within the destination is Baptist and the Ao Naga tribe were the ones who introduced Christianity in the region in 19th century. In…
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The Jerusalem walking tours will take about twenty minutes, though there is so much to see here that one may take as long as four hours to cover the attractions and linger longer in the places that offer spiritual enlightenment.
A typical Jerusalem walk tour begins from Agron. You will go through the neighborhood south of Rachavia, where many immigrants who are a mix of Anglos and Israelis speak English. When you continue on the…
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Israel is much more than what it appears on the surface, and as you start exploring, you will find a plethora of mystic attractions and natural wonders that will take your breath away. If you wish to treat your eyes on the pristine beauty of the region then you must opt for the Israel shore excursions. The enigmatic aura and breathtaking vistas of Israel are not to be enjoyed from the streets of a harbor town, but you should take a Mediterranean cruise and allow the beauty of the…
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Small joys seem to multiply and big troubles vanish when you are in a group! And, the same holds true when you enjoy group tours. The cities and landmarks of Israel feature so widely in the holy books that people around the world flock in large numbers to see this “promised land” and if you are planning to visit the country with your friends then Israel group tours can be helpful. The biggest advantage of these group tours is that everything is pre-planned and arranged so that you do…
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For a long time, Hoa Binh Province has been considered the cradle for ancient Muong people with many significant cultural features, more than 200 historical relics and landscapes, of which 64 have been recognized as national relics.
A romantic scenery in Hoa… |
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With special love for Vietnam, two Korean men are making a trans-Vietnam journey to explore culture, tradition, customs and the beauty of all regions to promote good images of Vietnamese people to international friends.
The trans-Vietnam journey is taken by Chang Sung-taek and Ahn Joung-Ho. The trip started on June 30, 2013, and is scheduled to last about two months, from the northernmost…
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It's official: gastronomy is overtaking gambling as Vegas' highest grossing attraction. Most of us want a sure bet these days and our palates rather than the comp card increasingly drive the buying decisions. Thanks to celebrity chefdom and farm-to-table ethos, our awareness of fresh ingredients and demand for exquisite dishes prepared by culinary artists has…
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There´s several places in Lisbon, Portugal or surroundings where you can taste wonderful portuguese wines and cheese´s. Besides of all this offer, we tried to be different, unique, almost tailor made service on our private tours.
After receive some feedback from customers (our real friends), we started to work and the contacts to develop something unique, not available…
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Saturday, August 17, 2013
HEAT's Pink Apron Party + Celebrity Chef Tasting 7-10 pm. Benefit for The Ellen Hermanson Breast Health Center at Southampton Hospital. Private Residence. Honorees: Iris Dankner + Dr. Harold Freeman. Honorary Chair: Christie Brinkley. Celebrity Chef Host and MC: Anne Burrell. Celebrity Chef Chair: Alexandra Guarnaschelli. Founding Chairs: Emily Levin, Esq. and Julie Ratner, Ed.D.
CELEBRITY CHEFS: Einat Admony of…
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The Wall Street Journal report pretty much says it all: At $6.9 billion, Expedia is now worth 40% less than TripAdvisor, which is worth more than $11 billion.
How did TripAdvisor, a recent former subsidiary of Expedia, pull off such a gain when just a year and a half ago, it was an Expedia…
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Nearly 5.3 million tourist arrivals to Quang Ninh in seven months
Quang Ninh welcomed nearly 5.3 million tourists in the first seven months this year, a year-on-year rise of 12 percent and 70.3 percent of the year’s plan.
Of these, foreign arrivals reached more than 1.4 million, 55.2 percent of the year’s plan, and…
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Many people ask us:’’ why are you fully booked all the times and have a high direct bookings from guest?” our simple answer is “Keep our guests happy during their stay” because a happy hotel guest will want to come back and stay again. There is no better advertising than a glowing testimonial from a satisfied guest and we really want to share you how do we keep our guest happy:
Never make guest wait to check in:
We…
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Located on Chau Long-Chau Vien Mountain, not too far from the well-known five-star beach resort of Anoasis (Long Dat District, Ba Ria–Vung Tau Province), is Minh Dam which was a guerilla base during wartime (1933-1975).
A view of Minh Dam Mountain. |
Thanks to its advantageous…
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Let’s explore the most romantic beaches in Vietnam this summer!
1. Tra Co, Mong Cai
Tra Co beach is relatively unspoiled and unpolluted as well as not being too rapidly urbanized. The coastline here is long, wide with big waves, and romantic sunsets. Visiting Tra Co beach, visitors can also enjoy fresh seafood caught from the sea.
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Looking for a Costa Rica family adventure out in nature? Spend a fun-filled day splashing in the mild…
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Governor Diego Velázquez was so overawed by lush beauty of this fabulous part of Cuba that he decided to call it the Jardines del Rey (King’s Gardens) in honour of the Spanish monarch Ferdinand the Catholic. And this Spanish explorer could not have thought of a more suitable name for the chain of islands…
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With its strategic position overlooking the strait that parts the Mediterranean from the Atlantic, Gibraltar remains in British hands. For tourists, it also makes an almost unique journey back to the colonial times when Britain ruled the world, reports Erik Bergin.
After the British handed back Hong Kong to China in 1997, there’s not much…
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