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Mexico's San Pancho Music Festival 2012
Added by Pablo Gonzalez on February 21, 2012 at 12:00pm — No Comments
Pita Hot, Astoria, Queens, New York City
Sometimes you just gotta put the spotlight on the little guy. I doubt anyone cares about a tiny gyro shop tucked away on a busy street in Astoria, Queens, NYC, but my son is such a fanatic about their shawarma (sliced, ground lamb in a pita) that I had to give Pita Hot a try. First of all, the name is awfully…
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Port Houses & Events in Porto, Portugal
Tourists who are intending to do tourism in Portugal generally complaints about scarcity of reference materials. However, there is information about tourism in Portugal that are scattered around the web in small blocks especially when it comes to Porto Portugal attractions. It is not easy to switch from one website to another to gather as many information about Porto Portugal attractions. Nevertheless, there are of course some websites and blogs that publish…
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| The town bulletin board |
Two weeks can be a long time. But two weeks of sparkling, clear days, one just like the next, can never be long enough.
There is something about the…
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After a long flight to Hong Kong take the free shuttle to the SkyCity Marriott just a few minutes from the Hong Kong airport on Lantau Island. Make an appointment at the Marriott’s Quan Spa for a Foot Reflex Massage to get the circulation back in your legs after…
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As I just finished a major historical fiction novel and, after a year of readers critiques and editing I've just turned it over to a professional editor for the final run-through before submitting. (The novel is titled 'SHADOW OF THE LION', set in Babylon, Asia Minor and Greece after Alexander the Great's death in 323 BC). The novel itself was a long, long journey. And now the editing/publishing part is the last long haul.
Thing is, it costs to have a professional editor…
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What Is 'Sustainable' Ecotourism?
The WIKIPEDIA Definition:
A diagram indicating the relationship between the three pillars of sustainability suggesting that both economy and society are constrained by…
Added by Uwe Ahlgrimm on February 19, 2012 at 6:28pm — 2 Comments
Shopping in San Josė, Costa Rica
Shopping in Costa Rica has improved dramatically over the past ten years as gigantic malls, mini-malls, superstores and sophisticated boutiques have entered the marketplace.
You can find everything from designer clothing to latest-fashion shoes and accessories, everyday clothing and footwear to anything you could possibly need for your home. There are construction and “fix-up-your-home” superstores, stores for custom-made furniture of wood, iron, rattan, cloth, leather and even…
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The Most Beautiful Villages of France: The Atlantic Coast
Added by Jean Dabrowski on February 17, 2012 at 5:49pm — 1 Comment
Luzon & Baguio, the Philippines: Fruits & Veggies, Gardens & Flowers
Baguio’s cool, and I don’t just mean the weather, though that’s significant at this altitude of some 1400 meters, around 4500 feet. It’s a nice place also, a true garden city in every sense of the term, complete with “orchidarium,” a term I was heretofore unfamiliar with. The markets are replete with broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, beans, and all kinds of greens, a fact reflected in the local cuisine, too, with quite a few more vegetarian options than seemed readily available in Manila, or…
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After years of being isolated due to economic sanctions the country of Burma/Myanmar is poised on the brink of change. Sanctions are being lifted and the government has eased its position in many areas. For many years Myanmar as been a favorite destination of…
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Continued from 5 Top Reasons to Visit Ethiopia:
6. Lost Ark of the Covenant: You must have seen the movie ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ starring Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones. It must have your sensations arisen.Graham Hancock, Philip Marsden and Richard Pankhurst are few of the prominent writers and travellers of our times. Their researches and…
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Colombia: A Country of Different Tales
Photo by Colombian Film Commission
Reading and searching in different travel blogs and publications…
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Gay-Friendly Rosario, Argentina
By Roy Heale
Rosario is a radiant city on the move with a tolerant and gay-friendly population. The city is nestled in a gentle twist of the mighty Paraná River about 300 km northwest of the city of Buenos Aires. Due to this close proximity to the Capital City, it is often…
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Up Close and Personal With Blue Whales in Sri Lanka
I never thought I would see a blue whale outside of the Smithsonian museum. In fact, I thought they were almost extinct. On January 23, 2012 I saw four pairs of them. Blue Whaleswere not even on my bucket list. When we started doing research on …
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Can Apple Put an End to Boring Visitor Information Centers?
One of the vexing ironies of travel is that Visitor Information Centers (VIC) do little to nothing to enhance or promote the destination they represent. If anything, they can be a “turn off” for the destination.
Visitor centers are usually some functional building filled with tired staffers…
Added by Kaleel Sakakeeny on February 15, 2012 at 8:19am — No Comments
http://www.examiner.com/culinary-travel-in-national/love-is-everywhere-on-valentine-s-day
Love is everywhere on Valentine’s Day
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Tortuguero, A Costa Rica Ecotourism Highlight
Costa Rica offers to its visitors a wide range of activities and attractions, spread out all over the country; from coast to coast our visitors can find lots of options and destinations to explore in our country.
Tortuguero is one of the highlights, very popular among the nature lovers; this national park offers wide biodiversity of flora and fauna…
At the Palm Springs International Film Festival, Books as Well as Movies
Sometimes the best vacation is one where you don't go anywhere at all. For the last three years Ray and I have been spending a week in Palm Springs just like the other tourists going to the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Sonny Bono started the film festival 23 years ago and it keeps getting better every year.
The weather was warm and sunny, the relatives flew in from Florida to join us, and we got to do my two favorite things, go to the movies and…
Added by Cara Bertoia on February 14, 2012 at 9:30am — 2 Comments
The Philippines' Ilocos Sur & Vigan: Restaurants & Ruins, Empanadas & Españoles
Baguio is the only bump in a long ride up the coast from Manila to the far reaches of north Luzon. I’m sure there’s a route that hugs the coast the entire way, but I wanted to stop at Baguio first, before continuing on to Vigan. Manila is only 150mi/250km away from Baguio, but after a seven-hour bus ride, seems much farther. That’s because the going is so slow through town after congested town full of motorbikes and three-wheelers putt-putting around and clogging up the main road, that…
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