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London Still Celebrating the Royal Wedding

The wedding day of Will and Kate is over, but the occasion is still very much alive in London. Everywhere I go, people are talking about it...where they watched it, how lovely the dress was, how sad it was that Diana wasn't there to see it, how poised the young couple was, how wonderful it is for the country. The shop windows are full of their congratulations, and the street parties carry on for another day. …
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I had a wonderful opportunity of traveling in an airline that’s, well let’s just say different from the other leading airlines. I am talking about Sir Richard Branson’s well-thought out creation, Virgin America. So, what’s so different about Virgin America? Well, for one, the airplanes have a unique interior to them. It doesn’t feel like you’re entering into a regular airplane. The mood lighting throughout the airplane and the elegant seats add to the sleek interior.
Now, I am…
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International Fireworks Festival 2011 In Da Nang City, Vietnam
Da Nang International fireworks Festival 2011
Duration: on 29th and 30th April 2011
Event: International Fireworks Festival thousands of Tourist In Danang City, Vietnam
With the permission of the Prime Minister, Danang has been honored as the host city to run the International Fireworks Competition every…
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A great place for short day trips,such as this one.
Early morning departure from Hotel, for a full day tour visiting the beautiful royal “Taman Ayun Temple at Mengwi. Then drive up to the lovely Lake Beratan on the climbing and winding mountain road. At the picturesque mountain resort of Bedugul on the shores of the Lake Bratan with its cool and refreshing mountain atmosphere. Stop at the market of Bukit Muingsu, where…
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Unusual Bars in Paris - Part 3: Large Venues
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William and Kate’s Guide to London
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Western Australia features the best places of interest in the nation. Year-round warm weather, spectacular shorelines, rich valleys, and also amazing deserts make this side of the nation really exceptional. This state is also famous for its sophisticated cities, hospitable people, and lively nightlife. For individuals that fancy a little bit of adventure, though, they can bypass Perth and head right to Kimberley and stay at any Broome accommodation.
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Tapeña Comes to New York
by Denise Mattia
IN VINO VERITAS
Finally there’s a Spanish wine that suits most palates. Branded Tapeña, it’s a clever combination of the Spanish word Tapas (TAH-paz), foods to share, and peña, a slang word for a group of close friends.
The grape comes from the Tierra de Castilla region in the heart of Spain, an area that’s highly…
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Yellowstone National Park is the most popular park in Montana attracting millions of visitors every month. The park is full of scenic beauty, science and has a long history. It is also the first national park in America that extends from Wyoming to Idaho and Montana. The park is popular for its varied wild life and eco systems. Its popularity is further enhanced with its geothermal features. The old faithful geyser is the best and most commonly visited place at the…
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Snapshot: Egypt, Tourism and Islam
Added by Kaleel Sakakeeny on April 27, 2011 at 11:48pm — 5 Comments
Another Electric Bus for Tourists Opens in Hanoi
Another electric car service to open in Hanoi

Another electric car service for tourism is scheduled to go into operation at Tay Ho district, Hanoi on Sep 2 to…
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Love Chocolate? Here Are the Top 5 Countries for Chocoholics
Belgians love chocolate almost as much as they love beer – which is to say, a lot.
Added by Velimira Velikova on April 27, 2011 at 2:53pm — 3 Comments
Far Out Wineries of Paso Robles, California
So what do you get when you take a handful of diverse people like chefs, photographers, investment bankers, hippies, actors, financiers, studio drummers, brew masters, wine importers, engineers, developers, and an attorney-- place them on land in the gnarly limestone hills west of Paso Robles… and let each one craft their own unique vision of the perfect wine experience? Well, in short, you get the Far Out Wineries group, and it is my…
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Queens Day in the NLS 30-04-2011!
I'm looking forward to Q-day & the orange craze here in the Netherlands. Each year mostly accompanied with sunny weather, people going crazy in orange, lots of music and parties. Canals in Amsterdam full with boats and the streets full of happy faces en enjoying faces and orange decoration. Have u ever been in the NLS during this unique national event, how did you experience this day?
What did you like, dislike or maybe were amazed…
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I have a travel-editor friend whose open enthusiasm for Detroit I’ve always found hard to comprehend. Sure, it’s got a good cultural and arts scene and a vigorous melting pot going for it. But the larger picture overshadowing it all has always seemed to me that notorious blight, the derelict buildings, the stench of what to many is practically a failed city.…
Added by David Paul Appell on April 26, 2011 at 2:00pm — 2 Comments
Guard Your Goodies When You Travel
Smart travelers pack carefully for their vacations and take everything they need to stay healthy, and it's equally important to safeguard those items while you're on the road.…
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Can Shopkick Kick the Travel Industry into Action?
Can Shopkick Kick the Travel Industry into Action?
Imagine if a travel destination or property rewarded you for just visiting it, or just walking through the door of a hotel or B and B, or setting foot on an island.
Would that encourage a more loyal…
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Top Things to Do Near San José, Costa Rica
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Afo-A-Kom: The Lost Totem
The Afo-A-Kom is far from the world's greatest piece of art—or even Africa's. A 5-ft. 2½in. image of a king, it is rather crudely carved in iroko wood, the torso covered with sackcloth stitched with reddish-brown beads, the face masked in copper. But the Afo-A-Kom (literally, the Kom thing) is sacred to the approximately… Continue
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Gray Line Downtown Loop Tour Great for Exploring Manhattan Eateries
I was deeply chagrined to learn that Gray Line recently suspended its culinary walking tours in NYC but nevertheless wanted…
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