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Saharan Sand Tourism

Saharan Sand

There are countries that are obviously uninteresting to anyone. For all my conscious life, I numbered Tunisia among them. I thought that people go there only because they don't have enough money to…

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Europe Welcomes the Rat Tourism

Europe Welcomes the Rat

February in Europe is a month of carnivals and Chinese culture. Almost simultaneously, in large and small cities of the Old World, a fun week takes place with parades of fools and parades of giant…

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Events That Will Shake Up Tourism Tourism

Events That Will Shake Up Tourism

The Olympic Games, a solar eclipse in Siberia, Euro-2008, and love in the time of cholera - these are what will occupy the mind and heart of the traveler in 2008. The British Association of Travel…

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World's Restaurant Capitals Tourism

World's Restaurant Capitals

It is high time to break the stereotype that America is a land of Coca-Cola, hamburgers, Big Macs, American pie, and Thanksgiving turkey, while the British exclusively prefer oatmeal and puddings…

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Jazz South of Angels Tourism

Jazz South of Angels

Thailand is a very popular vacation destination. But to see familiar places in a new way, you need to deviate a bit from the standard route.

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Don't go, people, to Africa for a walk Tourism

Don't go, people, to Africa for a walk

Despite freedom of movement and open borders, there are countries on the planet that it is better not to visit without a special need. Or visit, but be extremely cautious. There are plenty of dangers…

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January's Snowy Experiments Tourism

January's Snowy Experiments

January's lineup is standard and predictable: in Austria, they will hold a ball again; in Britain, a Celtic festival will be organized; and in Italy, new technologies in cinema will be demonstrated…

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Buenos Aires: The Woman City Tourism

Buenos Aires: The Woman City

The ferry from the Uruguayan town of Colonia crosses the border with Argentina. The muddy waters of the Río de la Plata are restless, a storm is brewing, many passengers feel sick. This is my last…

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Change of Places Tourism

Change of Places

On the eve of the New Year, the desire for a change of place among citizens takes the form of a fixed idea - compatriots, especially residents of megacities, strive at any cost to go anywhere, even…

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Europe in the Hands of Santa Claus Tourism

Europe in the Hands of Santa Claus

In many European cities, on the eve of Christmas and New Year, festivals and fairs dedicated to them will take place. Of particular interest are Tollwood in Munich and Winterland in Maastricht…

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Travel with a Twist Tourism

Travel with a Twist

Admit it, you've always dreamed of spending the night in a house with hippos? Or at least hoped to dance at a real Indian wedding? Well, you can consider yourself a European. As 'Financial News'…

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Last-Minute Tours: Fear Has Big Eyes Tourism

Last-Minute Tours: Fear Has Big Eyes

Who doesn't want to have a good vacation, spending as little money as possible and enjoying all the conveniences of modern recreation? Sometimes our demands do not match our capabilities, but that…

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