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They say the three most important aspects of a piece of property are location, location, location. The location of the Five-star Millennium Hotel in Chengdu, China is excellent. The hotel is located in a quiet area with a lovely Shen Xian Shu linear park across the…
Added by Sandra & John Scott on March 31, 2012 at 9:14am — No Comments
Morocco a Favorite Backdrop for Action-Adventure Movies
When you think about films associated with Morocco, your mind can’t help but shift to black and white, as the faces ofIngrid Bergman…
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Having a Whack at Mexico's Colorful Piñatas
I was at a Mexican restaurant recently, and its colorful assortment of piñatas reminded me of all my trips to Mexico - not to mention one of my oldest childhood memories. You know that car commercial that’s been all over the tube recently, the one with a kid…
Added by David Paul Appell on March 29, 2012 at 12:45pm — 1 Comment
Think you’re in Dubai, not this time. You’ve entered a land that only can be called “so Japanese.” Who else, outside of the United Arab Emirates, could create the world’s largest indoor beach, complete with surf and even a man-made volcano that erupts in fake flames. Why the Japanese, of course. Travel a mere 1200 miles south of Tokyo, on the island of Kyushu, and you’ll hit it. Yes in Miyazaki, Japan there lies an amazingly beautiful beach, where you can…
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Bali – The World's Most Romantic Island?
There’s something about islands… If you close your eyes for a moment, you can almost hear the wind softly rustling through the palm trees and the waves lapping against the shore. The idea of being cut off from the world and its hustle and bustle, in the company of a loved one, appeals to something deep within us all. It’s no surprise, then, that the exotic island of Bali always makes – or tops – the…
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Sarah Browne, nutritionist and chef from Roscommon, Ireland, strives to use all natural foods locally produced or found in Ireland. Her carrageen pudding makes use of a species of red algae that is found along the rocky coast of the Atlantic in Europe and…
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How BlogFrog Monetizes the Massive Influence of Women Bloggers
How BlogFrog Monetizes the Massive Influence of Women Bloggers
How do you get to be called the largest woman-blogger network in the country?
You believe in what …
Added by Kaleel Sakakeeny on March 27, 2012 at 2:56pm — No Comments
Brazil 2014: The World Cup Comes to Salvador da Bahia
by Andy Jarozs
There may have been some controversy about who should've hosted the future football (aka soccer) World…
Added by Iberostar Hotels & Resorts on March 27, 2012 at 11:43am — No Comments
In U.S., FAA Rethinking Electronics Ban for Take-Off and Landing
At some point in the future, you may be able to continue skimming your Kindle or playing Words with Friends when jetting off the runway, The New York Times…
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The visit by Pope Benedict XVI to Cuba, and the worldwide headlines that accompany a Papal visit, may encourage more of us to add Cuba to our "bucket list" of must visit destinations, if it's not already there.
Cuba has been forbidden fruit for most Americans since the 1960s. But it's easier to visit Cuba with a US Passport than you think, and part of the reason the New York Times named Cuba, especially Havana, one of the…
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Godswargjjistubu Delicatessen of Albinen, Switzerland
You will most likely be frolicking in the public spas of Leukerbad or skiing the pristine snow fields of the Torrent before discovering the ancient Valais village of Albinen only about…
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On the train from Cuzco to Machu Picchu, thinking about my upcoming climb up the picture-postcard peak of nearby citadel Huayna Picchu, known as “the young mountain,” I realized I'd left my hiking shoes behind! But I'd traveled great distances to climb Machu Picchu’s highest peak, so even a lack of proper footgear wasn't going to stop me. Perhaps I would be the first person to hike this majestic peak in Hugo Boss loafers - maybe I could get Hugo to pay me for bringing his brand to the top of…
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The Royal Flora show in Chiang Mai is an amazing array of flower that covers acres with beautiful displays. Luckily there is a hop-on hop-off tram for touring the site. Take the tram and decide what is of most interest to you as there…
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The Real Cuban Motorcycle Diaries: Riquimbilis
by Andy Jarosz
Walk along the streets of Old Havana, Cuba and you’re quite likely to stop to admire a very curious sight that will pass you by. You’ll probably hear it…
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Top Five Great Springtime Destinations
When the days grow longer and the dreary winter slowly melts away, it’s time to pack your suitcase and head out to meet spring! Our favourite season is simply more beautiful in some places – and some places are simply more beautiful in spring. Stuck for a place to go? Choose one of our top five spring destinations below.
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Ethiopia has so much to offer visitors: the Historic Route, covering the ancient town of Axum, with…
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Why Many Travel Companies Stress Brand Promotion Over Customer Service
You can’t blame travel suppliers and companies for their myopia. For all too many years they’ve had a Pavlovian response to their brands: promote them, and get around to taking care of customers later.
Or maybe never.
In spite of all the brouhaha that suggested social media was the way of…
Added by Kaleel Sakakeeny on March 21, 2012 at 10:35am — 2 Comments
On March 3, the Holiday Inn Ch-am, located three hours south of Bangkok, held a housewarming party to introduce their recently completed upgrades. Upgrades included sprucing up the Regent pool, changing all beds and bedding to Holiday Inn international standards, and other…
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A Trip to the Future in Masdar, Abu Dhabi
When I was young, I remember commenting aloud that in the future cars should be something people ride in, not drive. A person would just hop in, say where you want to go, then sit back and read a newspaper. People laughed at me.
Today, I experienced that world, except that now a person just reads their Iphone. The future has arrived, at least in …
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Most Beautiful Villages in France: Brittany
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