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Thailand Beach Town Hau Hin a Foreigners' Retirement Paradise
Hau Hin is a beach town 3 hours south of Bangkok by bus which offer foreigners everything Bangkok has to offer but in a concentrated area - a narrow town only a couple of kilometers wide at its widest. …
Added by Chef LeeZ on June 17, 2013 at 4:30pm — No Comments
Al Rico Sancocho: La Cocina de las Islas Canarias
por Cristóbal Ramirez
“Mojo picón, mojo picón, la rica salsa canaria se llama mojo picón”. Caco Senante alababa las delicias de su querido archipiélago en esta canción que ponía sabor en los 80. Pero se quedaba corto. Porque la…
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Family Travel Summit Predicts Vacations Must Change As Families Change
Added by Kaleel Sakakeeny on June 16, 2013 at 12:41pm — 2 Comments
A New Air BnB Alternative

Legal issues have recently plagued Air BnB in a growing number of cities. It's great to share your home with others but your lease or homeowners' association may forbid you from doing it on a routine basis. Restrictive City ordinances are next. Easynest steers clear of these pitfalls by getting you in a hotel room at half…
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7 Sights to See on Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula & Gulf
Costa Rica's southern Nicoya Peninsula is full of natural beauty and rich in biodiversity. Jagged and mountainous from its volcanic origins, with pockets of shimmering beaches, the landscape is a diverse transition zone between tropical dry forest and wet tropical…
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Driving in Italy: What is the 'ZTL' and How to Avoid It
Italy is a great summer destination, bringing together amazing weather, world-famous food, and countless cultural treasures. If you hire a car in Italy for the summer, there are some things you should know, the most…
Added by Auto Europe on June 13, 2013 at 5:48pm — 1 Comment
Summer Travel, Part 2: The Road Trip Through U.S. History Continues
We started you off on a cross-country road trip with Summer Travel Part 1. Now we're revving our engines for the next leg, which sees us passing through the…
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An Unforgettable Exploration of Vietnam's Great Mekong Delta
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Visual Storytelling Critical for Travel Industry Social Media Success
If it's true that 1-minute of video is worth 1.8 million words, then hotels and travel destinations may have found the "holy grail" that converts the grazing online process of looking at hotels, to actually booking them.
And there isn't a hotel or destination…
Added by Kaleel Sakakeeny on June 12, 2013 at 8:06am — No Comments
The Teatro Colón, The Essence Of Buenos Aires
Argentina's largest city, Buenos Aires, possesses several magnificent tourist attractions. The Teatro Colon is the largest opera house, which is one among all the other majestic attractions. Fly to Buenos Aires and admire this beautiful masterpiece.
The ‘Paris of South America’, Buenos Aires is known to the world…
Climbing Italy's Dolomites With Mountaineer Reinhold Messner
Italy is often associated with good food, romantic piazzas, Roman ruins and turquoise beaches – few know about the majestic mountains that run through Italy. From the Dolomites to the Apennines, the peaks of Italy boast dramatic heights and grandeur but are often overlooked by tourists and locals alike. Thanks…
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The Seven Wonders of Lviv, Ukraine
Added by Sara Cooke on June 10, 2013 at 6:00pm — No Comments
Lisboa: Los Gafapastas Miran al Tajo
por Cristóbal Ramirez
Una camiseta muy pop y un abrigo vintage. Diseños, bares modernos y captadores de tendencias. ¿Londres? Qué va, es Lisboa. Así como lo leen. La capital lusa quiere dejar atrás ese…
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A country with a varied topography, rich culture and some of the most unexplored and unspoiled…
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Great Travels, Great Writers: The 1800's - Stephens and Leonowens
For pics, more info and similar stories see the author's music, film and books blog.
Have you ever noticed that the best travel writers never really considered themselves as such? Look at anybody’s list of favorites and you’ll see names like Kerouac, Bowles, Matthiessen, etc. quite often, along with names like Theroux and Iyer, writers who…
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The World's "Undersea Rainforests" Need Protection
The mention of coral reefs usually brings to mind crystal-clear, warm tropical waters, bright colorful fish and coral … maybe even the movie, “Nemo.” Coral reefs form such vast, diverse…
Added by Shannon Farley on June 7, 2013 at 3:17pm — No Comments
Bangkok's Chinatown Represents Another Facet Of The City
Chinatown in Bangkok is a departure from the typical impression many have of a city with extravagant nightlife. If you want to have delicious food or enjoy your time at Chinese temples, visit its Chinatown. While strolling around, you would come across street side restaurants, market stalls and number of…
Added by Globe Hunters on June 7, 2013 at 11:42am — 1 Comment
Summer Travel: See History Come Alive Across the USA
This summer, you don't need to seek something exotic and adventurous abroad. The U.S. has plenty of adventures close at hand, from the storied Boston Harbor to a historic village in Ohio to the bridges of Yosemite Valley.
Just as with …
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Top "Must-See" Spots on a Visit to Vietnam
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