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Friday, October 5, 2007

Travel to Mexico

Where is Mexico?


Mexico is located in the northern region of the American continent between the Gulf of Mexico on the east and the Pacific Ocean on the west. It is bordered by the United States on the north and by Guatemala and Belize on the south. Mexico?s land area extends 1,964,375 sq km, which is divided into six tourist regions.



> Northern Mexico. Known for its extreme weather conditions and characterized by its deserts, nature reserves and rugged mountain ranges. Some cities in the region are key industrial and business centers.



> Central Mexico. The Mexican heartland. Here you?ll find plenty of natural surroundings, picturesque towns full of life and color, and beautiful colonial cities, some of which have been declared World Heritage sites.



> Southern Mexico and the Gulf of Mexico. Lined with the shores of the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific Ocean, this region offers an abundance of marshes, mangrove swamps and forests, all of which are ideal for ecotourism outings and exciting outdoor adventures.



> The Yucatan Peninsula. The gateway to the Mayan world. Here you can enjoy the white-sand beach resorts and the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, where you can scuba dive along the world?s second largest coral reef. You can also swim in fresh water pools in submerged caverns, known as cenotes.



> The Pacific Coast. In this region, you?ll find cities and towns with rich cultural and culinary traditions, as well as some of the best beaches for water sports like surfing and fishing.



> The Baja California Peninsula. Territory that has been inhabited from time immemorial, in this region you can play golf on world-class courses, discover the underwater treasures of the Sea of Cortez, and witness the amazing migration of the Gray Whale.


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Travel to Slovenia

Where is Slovenia?

"Ljubljana, the capital city"


With its points of interest and natural beauty, Slovenia is, even for those who live here, a surprising and interesting country. With such diversity it is sometimes difficult to decide where to go. To make your decision easier, the most frequently visited destinations in 2006 are listed below – destinations which you really MUST SEE in our country. Among them you can find natural attractions, museums and galleries, swimming areas, casinos and gaming salons. Have an interesting and enjoyable day!

"Rafting on the Soča River"


Places you must see!
Postojna Cave
Museum on Bled Island
Virtual museum and Observation tower on Ljubljana Castle
Predjama Castle
Lipica Studfarm
Škocjan Caves
Vintgar Gorge in Bled
Savica Waterfall, Bohinj
Kobarid museum
Ptuj Regional museum
Škofja Loka museum
Arboretum Volčji Potok
Savinjski gaj Mozirje
Tehnical museum of Slovenia, Bistra
Old Castle in Celje

For more information about Slovenia, click here.


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Thursday, October 4, 2007

About London


With over seven million people, three hundred languages and 500,000 years of history, you’ll never be short of things to do in London.

Whether you know the capital well or are visiting for the first time, this is a city full of secrets and surprises, but in a city packed with museums, art galleries, theatres and historic buildings, it’s sometimes difficult to know where to begin!

Watching the city spread out before you as you are gently lifted over London on the Millennium Wheel, or watching the pomp and ceremony of the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace are experiences not to be missed, but where should you go if you’re trying to get off the beaten track?

London’s top 10
1. Shopping
2. Tea at The Berkeley Hotel
3. Spitalfields Market
4. Brick Lane
5. The V&A
6. The Natural History Museum
7. The London Museum
8. St James’s Park
9. Soho
10. Hyde Park



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Take a Tan in Cuba


The opinions of all the visitors who have come to Cuba, and those who always want to come back to enjoy once more of the good things about our island are enough reasons to have Cuba among the main sun and sand destinations in the Caribbean.


Noted by its clean condition, the Cuban coasts feature marvelous ecosystems easily notice through the high level of conservation of its more than 300 beaches.

You can add to that the wonderful weather, privileged by the geographical location of the country, the constant refreshing effect of the winds and the warm water temperature (24º -29° C)

Cuba features virgin beaches in isolated keys all along the north and south coasts. Either long or short, anonymous or unknown at all, they can be found in the Guanahacabibe Peninsula, Biosphere Reserve, in the central part of Cuba or in the peaceful Baracoa, the first villa founded in the easternmost part of the country.

But if you really want to know the truth, visitors prefer Varadero, Guardalavaca, Esmeralda, Santa María del Mar, Santa Lucía or Ancón. When it comes to keys you must visit Cayo Coco, Guillermo, Largo del Sur, Santa María, Las Brujas or Levisa and you won’t regret your choice, whatever it is.

In the main beaches, keys or tourist destinations, the hotel infrastructure combines with the extra hotel offers: rent of means of transportation, nautical; marinas; diving centers; shopping; beauty offers and quality of life, as well as programs of day or night entertainment, excursions to nearby cities, medical services and special packages for families or honeymooners.

Cuba features an average of 330 sunny days a year.


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Sunday, September 30, 2007

Istanbul, European Capital of Culture in 2010




Istanbul, The City of 4 Elements
Throughout history, then, Istanbul has been home to countless societies and cultures. Yet this “beautiful harmony”, which is embedded in the city’s foundations and entwined in the branches of its family tree, is not just a pleasant memento from a bygone era. Istanbul retains still its rich cosmopolitan character, sometimes concealing and sometimes revealing the evidence of its unrivalled physical and cultural legacy. The city is a living example of the much sought-after meeting of civilisations - something so desperately missing in the modern world that the search for it seems almost utopian. For more than two thousand years, as if inspired by Aristotle’s theory of the four elements, the city has captivated humankind’s attention.

Once it was gold that people saw as the perfect blend of the four elements. Istanbul, which once ruled lands on three continents, throughout the ages has served as a magnet for migrants for whom its streets are paved with that proverbial gold. After all the traumas it has experienced since its foundation, symbolically guided by the four elements, Istanbul is now promising to revitalise the formula imprinted in its genes. In cultural and in artistic terms it will be worth its weight in gold to the world as a European Capital of Culture.

Source: http://www.istanbul2010.org.tr

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Friday, September 28, 2007

Travel to France with Air France



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Welcome to Miami

Crazy place, Miami...


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