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1. China Introduction Written by: zhai
   China's hosting of the 2008 Olympics showed off to the world a nation on the rise, where ancient riches are complemented by modern marvels of architecture and engineering. The energy of the place is palpable as the world's largest population emerges from the shadows of recent history and rushes headlong into a future as a (perhaps the) major global player - and a must-see travel destination. (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
2. Great Museums in the Rhodes Town - Rhodes Island, Greece Written by: Frank Jaeger
   Spending time in Rhodes town during your Rhodes holidays is a dream of almost everyone. Especially when you visit the Archaeological Museum of this town you will come across with completely different experience. This museum is beautifully designed with two story building and situated in the medieval town of Rhodes. (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
3. Once More to Agincourt – Historic France Written by: Lorraine Waddell
   The picturesque Pas-de-Calais has plenty to offer tourists camping in France’s north coast department Its proximity to England, and the convenience of the Eurotunnel and ferry transport options from Calais ensures easy access to its most important features (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
4. Over & Under the Dordogne, France Written by: Lorraine Waddell
   When it comes to choosing a holiday destination for camping in France, the Dordogne has plenty to offer Because of the geology of the region, some of its most famous attractions are actually under the Dordogne in some of its many cave formations (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
5. In Fair Verona, Where we Pitch Our Tents Written by: Lorraine Waddell
   On a visit to Italy, camping is undoubtedly the best way to immerse yourself in the great outdoors and enjoy the wonderfully scenic Alps However, with several campsites to be found close to the cities, there is a chance to make the most of the Italian urban culture as well (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
6. Strange Accommodation in the United Kingdom Written by: Patrick Chong
   For many, the suggestion of a holiday at home in the UK prompts visions of rainclouds, and apparitions of boredom However, finding an exciting place in which to stay can change all of that (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
7. Ayutthaya’s Rise Written by: Manora
   From the very beginning of his reign, King Ramathibodi launched Ayutthaya on a vigorous diplomatic and military campaign, seeking domination of the entire Menam Chao Phya basin including the established Northern kingdoms of Sukhothai and Chiang Mai, the Khmer empire including Angkor to the east, and major principalities to the west and south (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
8. St. Kitts' South Friars Bay: The Beach With Something For Everyone Written by: Justin Burch
   With an interior landscape dominated by immense, dormant volcanoes – including the 3,800-foot Mt Liamuiga – it is certainly no stretch to say that St (Posted: 2009-11-26)
   
   
9. Cruising North to the Natural Paradise of Isla Contoy Written by: Justin Burch
   Though Cancun makes most travelers think of white sand beaches and luxurious resorts, the fertile areas surrounding the city are home to some of the world's most captivating natural sights This environmentally diverse region of the Yucatan Peninsula – known commonly as the Mayan Riviera – boasts numerous national parks, protected areas and ecoparks (Posted: 2009-11-25)
   
   
10. Exploring the Small Towns of Eastern Aruba Written by: Justin Burch
    When visiting Aruba, tourists often spend most of their time near the western shore, home to the island's capital and cultural center – Oranjestad – and most of the top beach resorts Though the eastern half of Aruba lacks the glamour of the western beach areas, the area is home to many charming destinations waiting to captivate curious travelers (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
11. Winter Travel in the Caribbean Written by: Justin Burch
    When the snow is falling and cold temperatures reign throughout much of the United States and Europe, the Caribbean is warm and sunny as ever As a result, the winter months have become the Caribbean's high tourism season, supported by travelers from throughout the Northern Hemisphere hoping to escape inhospitable weather (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
12. Why Should You Take a Holiday in the UK Written by: Chris Grimes
    If you are a sun, sea and sand sort of person, then you probably won’t even think about taking UK holidays But it’s amazing how many people don’t even consider taking a break in this country even if they were staying in one of the finest countryside cottages (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
13. 5 Great Reasons to Visit Clearwell Caves Written by: Chris Grimes
    No matter where you decide to spend your UK holiday, there are always ‘must see’ places at every location And if you happen to be booking a holiday in one of the beautiful countryside cottages somewhere in the Forest of Dean, you’ll want to add Clearwell Caves to your list of ‘must see’ places to go (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
14. Great Farm Shops to Visit in the Cotswolds Written by: Chris Grimes
    There is something about farm shops that many people find very attractive For starters no two are the same (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
15. Why Should You Think About Staying Near Broadway? Written by: Chris Grimes
    No we’re not talking about Broadway as in New York and top theatre shows – we’re talking about a very different Broadway indeed This particular Broadway is very sleepy and relaxed in comparison to the New York version (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
16. Why Pick Stratford Upon Avon For a Short Weekend Break? Written by: Chris Grimes
    Stratford upon Avon is a very popular destination when it comes to escaping somewhere for weekend break But why is this (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
17. Superb Reasons to Visit the Bath at Work Museum Written by: Chris Grimes
    When you visit somewhere on holiday, you tend to forget there are people who live in that place all year round As such, they will also work there too (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
18. Why Do Kids Love Birdland? Written by: Chris Grimes
    If you’ve never heard of Birdland, the chances are you have never visited the Cotswolds before It is situated in the pretty village of Bourton on the Water, an ever popular place to stay for those spending a weekend break in the Cotswolds, or perhaps a longer UK holiday too (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
19. What is Short-Term Corporate Housing? Written by: Adrianna Noton
    Staying in a traditional hotel for more than a few days can end up being very expensive Whether you are traveling to an area for business or personal purposes, if you are going to be staying for a period that could result in a high hotel expense, you may want to consider short-term housing (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
20. Travel Insurance For Elderly People Isn't Impossible Written by: Ian SG Smith
    Travel Insurance for Elderly People isn't impossible or even difficult to arrange if you know where to look Elderly people love to travel and visit faraway places as much as the young, but they come up against the same old problem which is getting travel insurance (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
21. 400 Years of Santa Fe Written by: Frank OMAHONY
    Four hundred years ago, in October 1609, Santa Fe was founded That’s a simple statement, right (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
22. Must See Places for Honeymoon on Rhodes Island Written by: Frank Jaeger
    Being a largest island of the series of Greek Dodecanese islands, Rhodes is no far from the Aegean Sea. It has a total area of about 1400 square kilometers. It has also a shoreline of about 220 kilometers. Rhodes Island has a population of approximately one lakh people. (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
23. Various Chinese Operas Written by: zhai
    Diverse Chinese operas (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
24. Sariska National Park and Other Nearby Attractions Written by: David H. Urmann
    Sariska National Park boasts of its project tiger and the other animals inside the park As there are lodging facilities inside the park, there are also lots of attractions to see near this park (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
25. Sanjay Ghandi National Park Tourism and Wildlife Written by: David H. Urmann
    Sanjay National Park or the Borivali National Park is situated close to Mumbai It is considered as the largest park in the world with so many species of flora and fauna to see (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
26. Periyar Hotels and Resorts Inside the Periyar Tiger Reserve & Sanctuary Written by: David H. Urmann
    Visitors traveling to Periyar Tiger Reserve opt to stay in nearby Periyar hotels However, you need not go further for accommodations because there are already lodging facilities inside the reserve (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
27. Pench National Park India Nature Trail Tips Written by: David H. Urmann
    Many are familiar with Pench National Park because it’s featured as the setting for “The Jungle Book” It is a wonderful forest reserve to visit, especially with its leopard and deer population (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
28. Kaziranga Park Travel Guide Written by: David H. Urmann
    Kaziranga Park was initially recognized in the year 1940 although it was established in the year 1974 It features different species of birds, mammals and fish (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
29. Kanha National Park Accommodations, Activities and Safari Reservations Written by: David H. Urmann
    Kanha National Park India is a highly commercialized park in Madhya Pradesh It is favored by many tourists because of its wonderful sceneries, especially sunset point (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
30. Life Preservation and Breeding of Asiatic Lions in Gir National Park India Written by: David H. Urmann
    Asiatic lions are now regarded as a nearly extinct species This is why Gir National Park India aims to preserve and multiply its number by giving them a home (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
31. Accommodations and Tours Around Jim Corbett National Park Written by: David H. Urmann
    Jim Corbett National Park ranks as the oldest national park in India Guests can even stay in one of the accommodations situated inside this park (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
32. Tadoba National Park of Maharashtra Written by: David H. Urmann
    Tadoba National Park is a secure forest reserve that assures guests with an exciting trip It is the pride of Maharashtra (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
33. Sundarbans National Park, Activities to do and Lodging Facilities Written by: David H. Urmann
    Sundarbands National Park has certainly proven its worth in the preservation and conservation of wildlife species, especially the Royal Bengal Tiger There are lots of exciting things to do inside and outside of this national park (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
34. Why -- And How -- To Choose a Chiropractor Written by: Darla Blackmon
    Being healthy is something that goes hand in hand with enjoying a high quality of life When you are healthy, not only may you live longer but you may also be able to be a more active participant in a happier life (Posted: 2009-11-25)
    
    
35. Long Beach Events: Plan Your Vacation Around a Local Festival or Special Event Written by: Darla Blackmon
    There’s no doubt that a city like Long Beach, with a population close to half a million, is going to have plenty of events going on no matter what time of year you visit The coastal city is a popular destination for tourists and Southern California natives who are looking for a weekend getaway (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
36. Long Beach Attractions -- Popular Things to Do in Southern California Written by: Darla Blackmon
    Tourists that come to Southern California often visit Los Angeles and Orange County, yet over look the city that sits right between the two If you're looking for entertainment, then you don't want to miss the Long Beach attractions (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
37. Car Rental Deal- Getting the Most For Your Dollar Written by: David Patullo
    Do you need a rental car, are you and your friends going out of town on spring break, are you trying to impress that new client in hopes he will hire you for his next project If you have rented in the past then you already know what to expect from the whole process (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
38. Car Rental Comparison- Ensuring the Best Deal For Your Money Written by: David Patullo
    You have spent the last few months planning every detail of your trip You have a room reserved and have saved up your money and are ready to have some fun in the sun (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
39. Car Rental Rates- How to Tell if You Are Getting the Best Deal Written by: David Patullo
    Renting a car is a lot like buying a stereo If you know what you are looking for then you will have no problem finding the best car rental rates (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
40. Car Rental Discounts- Getting the Biggest Bang For Your Buck Written by: David Patullo
    When every dollar of savings counts, car rental specials can help save you money on your rental this summer If you go to company websites you will often see a tab for deals or specials, and they often have their best or current offers advertised right on the home page (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
41. Car Rental Deals- Know Where to Look and How to Look Written by: David Patullo
    These days there is an overwhelming number of places to rent a car This can leave a person over whelmed as to the many choices that they are faced with (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
42. 5 Reasons to Try the Royal Route in the Forest of Dean Written by: Mark Smalls
    If you have never heard of the Royal Route, you have missed out on one of the real treasures of this part of the country Not only is it inspiring, it also gives you lots to see and do during a UK holiday to the Forest of Dean (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
43. Why Stay in a Classic Holiday Cottage? Written by: Chris Grimes
    There are plenty of places you can stay in when you go on holiday in the Cotswolds But arguably the best option of the lot is the country cottage (Posted: 2009-11-24)
    
    
44. 4 Advantages to Booking a Late Holiday in the Cotswolds Written by: Mark Smalls
    It feels as if the summer is nearly over already But is it too late to book a UK holiday in the Cotswolds (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
45. Things to Do When it is Raining in Bath Written by: Mark Smalls
    We’d all love to have a guarantee of good weather when it is time to take a short weekend break or a longer UK holiday in Bath But of course with the wonderful British weather the way it is, things aren’t always that simple (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
46. Get Paid to Travel the World and Start Today Written by: John Beede & Tyson Hale
    Do you want to get paid to travel the world For some, it can be quite hard to imagine but some already live this lifestyle (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
47. Careful – A Furnished Apartment May Be Just That! Written by: M.R. Ross
    It is important to make a distinction between a serviced Furnished Apartment and a non-serviced Furnished Apartment The former is also referred to as Corporate Housing, according to the Corporate Housing Providers Association (CHPA) or Serviced Apartments, according to the Association of Serviced Apartment Providers (ASAP) (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
48. Surviving Airport Security Written by: Lauren Dzuris
    I recently traveled from Detroit to Atlanta on Delta/Northwest Airlines I must admit my dread as my only experience with the new airline security regulations four years ago was agonizing (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
49. Four Great Places in South Africa For a Wildlife Conservation Holiday Written by: Mark Bottell
    South Africa has long been regarded as one of the premier destinations when it comes to wildlife watching From big game safaris to diving with Great White Sharks, animal lovers are spoilt for choice on a holiday in South Africa (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
50. A Taste of Barcelona: Top Restaurants Written by: Beatriz Lopez
    A fine taste of the cuisine in Barcelona is available at a number of different restaurants The trick is to find one or more that go that extra step to provide a unique experience along with satisfying your hunger (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
51. A Traveller's Checklist For Camping in France Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    So, you've booked your campsite, packed your luggage, and you're all set to go camping in France But before you jump in the car and head off on your holiday, run through this checklist to make sure you haven't missed anything essential (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
52. 4 Interesting Cities For a Camping Holiday in France Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    For those who like to incorporate city visits into their camping holidays, France offers a number of exciting destinations Camping near a major city can give you the best of both worlds – the relaxation of spending your evenings under canvas in the countryside along with easy access to the attractions and sights of a city (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
53. The Wine Lover's Guide to Camping in France Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    What could be better than relaxing in the peace and quiet of the French countryside, watching the sun go down with a glass of local wine in your hand For wine lovers, camping in France is about more than finding a good campsite to relax in – it's also about discovering the local vineyards to try the wines right at the source (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
54. Choosing Where to Take a Camping Holiday in France Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    If you are interested in camping holidays, France will no doubt be near the top of your list of destinations It’s easy on the budget and conveniently located (with many campsites in the north of France just a few hours drive from the UK), but it offers much more than just good value and convenience (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
55. Utah Bed and Breakfast Written by: John Slater
    When people hear about the state of Utah they don’t automatically think vacation destination but the state has more to offer the vacationer than many realize In fact many people come to the state of Utah every year to enjoy the many attractions here be they natural wonders, historical sites, or just plain old family fun (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
56. All-Inclusive Jamaica Vacations - 5 Things to Before Leaving For Your Trip Written by: Richard Teesdale
    So a few months back you booked your stay at an all-inclusive Jamaica resort You have been excitingly awaiting your trip and now that time has arrived (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
57. Caribbean All-Inclusive Resorts - How to Find That One Perfect Fit Written by: Melissa Aldridge
    It doesn’t matter whether you are traveling to the Caribbean for a solo relaxing vacation, a trip with friends, a romantic getaway, or a family vacation; you want to choose the Caribbean all-inclusive resort that is the perfect fit What is that perfect fit (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
58. All-Inclusive Resorts in the Bahamas - How to Choose the Perfect Resort Written by: Dominiq Gallagher
    So you decided to vacation in the Bahamas, great choice But what type of trip are you planning: a trip with friends, a relaxing solo vacation, a family vacation, a destination wedding, or a romantic getaway (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
59. Tips For Planning a Trip to Negril Jamaica Written by: Boris Ralston
    Do you want to vacation in Negril Jamaica If so, there are a number of factors you want to take into consideration before making your travel plans (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
60. Tips For Planning a Trip to Runaway Bay Jamaica Written by: Erin O'Dougherty
    As you know, Jamaica is a popular vacation destination Throughout the island you will find many beautiful beaches and warm, sunny, tropical weather (Posted: 2009-11-23)
    
    
61. The Buenos Aires Experience Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    How many of you people have actually been to or planning to go on vacation in Buenos Aires, Argentina For those who have been there, I know your experience is well worth it (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
62. New Zealand Walking Holidays – North Versus South Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    If you are looking for a place that offers some of the most diverse and exciting countryside in the world, you need look no further than New Zealand From high mountains to icy glaciers, lush forests to breathtaking fjords, a New Zealand walking holiday will give you plenty of great landscapes to enjoy (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
63. New Zealand – a Hobbit’s Tour Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    New Zealand - the Land of the Long White Cloud - has become inextricably linked with some of the most loved motion pictures of our times Peter Jackson’s epic Lord of the Rings trilogy was filmed entirely on location amidst the breathtaking, fairytale scenery, and on a holiday to New Zealand, walking the spectacular landscape can place you in somewhat familiar territory (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
64. Top 4 Trekking Destinations WorldWide Written by: Tony Mandarich
    There are many tourist destination spots in the world, but why not choose an exotic location for your next vacation Why not choose a spot where you are able to learn about the environment, interact with other cultures and explore the most beautiful places on earth (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
65. What Not to Do While Traveling Internationally Written by: Tom Tessin
    I’ve been lucky enough to have been able to travel to a number of foreign countries, and in doing so, I’ve learned a lot about airline travel Most people know what to expect when flying, and are pretty well versed in what to do (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
66. How to Be a Rude Traveler Written by: Tom Tessin
    If you have had the opportunity to travel much, you will have undoubtedly stumbled across some of those people who have the knack of being rude and obnoxious, making the entire airline experience miserable for everyone around them, including the crew aboard the flight Maybe your parents taught you differently, and explained that you should be considerate of your fellow passengers when you travel (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
67. 3 Romantic Luxury Villa Holiday Destinations Written by: Lucie Evans
    Let’s paint a picture – you, your loved one, a couple of cocktails and a tray of tapas, and an endless summer stretching out before you Or at least a week or two anyhow (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
68. 3 Tips to Find a Villa Holiday Deal Written by: Lucie Evans
    Picking up a late villa deal is an excellent way to save money on your family holiday However, special offers on villas in popular locations can often be hard to find (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
69. 4 Great Reasons For a Late Villa Deal Written by: Lucie Evans
    As the recession bites, it is getting harder to find affordable, yet still exciting ways to spend our precious holiday time A perfect way to solve the dilemma and tick all the boxes for a fantastic holiday abroad is by booking late villa deals (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
70. 5 Fantastic Mauritius Festivals Written by: Claire Bryant
    One of the most unique aspects of a holiday in Mauritius is seeing first hand the melting pot of cultures and traditions that the island has adopted from its people Throughout history, people of many different races and religions have all chosen to settle on the shores of this paradise isle, bringing with them their own folklore and religion (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
71. 3 Ways to Get up Close to an Elephant in Sri Lanka Written by: Ricky Coates
    Statistics say that the chances of having a close encounter with an elephant are higher in Sri Lanka than anywhere else in the world So if you’ve always dreamed of getting up close and personal with Dumbo’s distant cousins, a Sri Lanka holiday is your opportunity to make those wishes come true (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
72. Journey to the Valley of the Kings Written by: Claire Bryant
    The rest of the world has been fascinated with Egypt for much of modern times Whether it’s the incredible feats of engineering or the rich cultural history, the mysterious countenance of Egypt continues to intrigue us (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
73. 3 Unusual Restaurants in the Maldives Written by: Sally Rushbrooke
    With the Maldives consisting of more sea than land, it isn’t unusual that fish should feature prominently on Maldivian menus However, with the Maldives being an important crossroads in the Indian Ocean, it’s only natural that over time different cultures have left their mark on the islands’ cuisine (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
74. Take a Fly Drive Tour of Cuba Written by: Rossella Colella
    On a Cuba holiday you may be tempted to spend a fortnight lying on the sandy beaches of Varadero, Guardalavaca or other beach destinations enjoying fresh pina-coladas, but the island of Cuba offers so much more than this Why not take a fly-drive tour to discover so many unexpected parts of the island (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
75. Around Lombok on a Motorbike Written by: Peter Vasilou
    Ever felt like just getting away from it all Heading off to a tropical island, climbing on a motorbike and setting off with the wind in your hair (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
76. Ubud in Bali - An Art Lover’s Paradise Written by: Peter Vasilou
    For art lovers, Bali holidays offer the opportunity to uncover a plethora of contemporary artists and unique galleries The resort of Ubud is literally teeming with art galleries, museums and workshops, with some establishments even selling on the work of their artists (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
77. The Land and Its People (Thailand) Written by: Manora
    The world’s oldest civilization was flourishing in Thailand at least 5,600 years ago Recent archaeological discoveries in the tiny, plateau hamlet of Ban Chieng, 500 kilometres northeast of Bangkok, provide compelling evidence of a civilization 600 years older than the ancient Tigris-Euphates valley settlements, hitherto regarded as mankind’s first “Cradle of Culture” (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
78. The Land and Its People (Thailand) Part 3 Written by: Manora
    Cherishig personal independence, and seeking to escape the Chinese yoke, compact groups of Thais had migrated southward and settled in northern Thailand centuries before Kublai Khan’s 1253 conquest of Nanchao The counter-theory holds that the Thais originated in Thailand and were driven northwards by numerically superior Khmers and Mons (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
79. The Land and Its People (Thailand) Part 2 Written by: Manora
    A natural, self-contained geopolitical unit, this river basin was destined to play a central role in Thailand’s development becoming historically and agriculturally as important to the Thais as the Nile is to the Egyptians Later, it would become the Thai heartland and contain future Thai capitals and for centuries, remain the major means of transport and communications (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
80. Sukhothai - The Dawn of Happiness Written by: Manora
    Early 13th-century northern Thai kingdoms were actually scattered city-states with limited human, military and economic resources Usually located in fertile, naturally-protected surroundings, self-sustaining in terms of food, fuel, building materials and cloth, and separated by dense jungle, they were individually powerless to defy Khmer suzerainty (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
81. Sukhothai - The Dawn Of Happiness Part 2 Written by: Manora
    Ramkamhaeng’s cordial relations with China secured hi snorthern borders and kept the fragmented but nonetheless power-full Khmer kingdoms perpetually off-balance; Sukhothai’s role as a regional counter-force to the Khmers had full Chinese approval and the Thais’ friendly relations with China undoubtedly inhibited ambitious Khmer commanders from unleashing invasion forces into the Thai heartland (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
82. Two Family Friendly Hotels in Mauritius Written by: Claire Bryant
    It is undeniable that Mauritius holidays are popular and enjoyable for most people Situated in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa, this island is surrounded by bright coral, pearly white beaches and the clear warm waters of the Indian Ocean (Posted: 2009-11-22)
    
    
83. Mauritian Birdlife Written by: Ricky Coates
    The Indian Ocean island of Mauritius is a haven for bird lovers, hosting some spectacularly beautiful and interesting birds Sadly, the island is also home to stories of species’ extinction, but successful conservation efforts have saved many species from a similar fate (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
84. Capturing the Spirit of Peru in the Colca Canyon Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    With landscapes dotted with snow-capped volcanoes towering at over 6,000 metres, walking holidays in Peru will take you to dizzying heights However if you should find yourself tiring of upwards hiking, Peru has plenty to offer at a slightly lower altitude – most notably, the Colca Canyon (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
85. Life on Lake Titicaca Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    Located high in the Andes, on the border between Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is an idyllic inclusion in many walking holidays Peru’s Lake Titicaca is arguably one of the most fascinating lakes to be found; situated 3,860 metres above sea level, it is of sacred significance to the Inca civilisation (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
86. Enter a Foreign Country With the Protection You Need Written by: Adrianna Noton
    Accidents can happen, whether you are 5 or 5000 miles away from home When visiting a foreign country, it is important that you are protected (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
87. The Colours of Bali Written by: Peter Vasilou
    Bali holidays are full of colour Bali is a visually stimulating island of traditional costumes, brightly painted canoes and sailing boats on the shore, craft markets, and decorated dragons in the temples (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
88. On Holiday in Havana Written by: Rossella Colella
    Havana is by many, considered the hub of Cuba, being not only its capital city, but also its cultural centre On any Cuba holiday, visiting this vibrant city is an absolute must, and there are a number of ways to make the most of you holiday (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
89. It's Never to Early to Start Preparing for the Holidays Written by: Cathy Lopez
    If you come from a large family or have a large family yourself then you know how stressful it can be to prepare for holiday gatherings Many individuals wait until the holidays draw near to begin preparing even though there are a number of things that can be gotten out of the way well before the holiday season begins (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
90. Gay Travel To China And Bhutan Written by: Howie Holben
    As a communist-led country steeped in old-world traditions that influence even the most modern, advanced cities in the nation, China may not seem like the ideal location for gay holidays; however, travelers will find that there is a vibrant scene in China, including pride celebrations, clubs, bars, neighborhoods and a level of acceptance that is on the rise as the visible, well-organized LGBT community grows (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
91. Transforming London Into the “best Big City on Earth” Written by: Chantel
    In spite of the UK’s emergence from recession lagging behind the rest of Europe, London is still an international business powerhouse According to the Office of National Statistics (ONS), the financial services centre drives more than £200bn of revenue into the UK economy each year (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
92. BellaMayaResort Written by: BellaMayaResort
    In the tourism industry there are few secrets that people don’t know about – Belize isn’t one of them. When Mother Nature was making the world she didn’t outsource Belize – she made it herself. (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
93. Hertz Rental Cars-Quality, Value, And Ease at Convenient Locations Worldwide Written by: David Patullo
    Hertz rental cars are truly a travelers best friend They are a life saver, especially at airports, there is nothing worse than having to deal with the hassle of fighting to get a cab at the airport and then the rate are astronomical, in some cases you can get a deal from Hertz rental cars fro two days on a clean, comfortable full size sedan for the same amount of money you would spend on one taxi ride from the airport to your hotel (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
94. Car Rental Agencies Written by: David Patullo
    When you plan a vacation or business trip you probably consider the option of renting a car Rental cars are convenient and now a days are very economical (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
95. Economy Car Rentals- Renting on a Budget Written by: David Patullo
    Many people are quick to rent a car when they are going on vacation, or on an out of town business trip, and many of these people are unaware of the fact that they can save money on economy car rentals for their trip These specials are not always posted in neon letters on the rental website and have a fancy box drawn around them pointing them out (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
96. How Interval Training Will Improve Your Fitness While Traveling Written by: Callie Durbrow
    Business travel is a very common aspect of life in today's society As a personal fitness trainer in Boston, I work with many corporate clients that travel for days or weeks at a time (Posted: 2009-11-21)
    
    
97. The Best Beaches in Sri Lanka Written by: Ricky Coates
    There are plenty of reasons why people take Sri Lanka holidays You might want to experience the unique culture of the island, visit ancient Buddhist temples, relax in a traditional Ayurvedic spa or experience the frantic nightlife of Colombo (Posted: 2009-11-20)
    
    
98. Golf Holidays in Bali Written by: Peter Vasilou
    If you think of things that people like to do on their Bali holidays, golf isn't likely to be the first thing that comes to mind But, while it isn't as famous as countries such as Dubai or Portugal as a luxury destination for 'short sleeved golf', golfers keen to practice their swing whilst in Bali will have plenty of opportunities to do so (Posted: 2009-11-20)
    
    
99. How to Find the Best Guardalavaca Resorts Written by: Emma Lelliott
    In a place like Guardalavaca, your hotel isn't just a place to sleep, it is your entire holiday – your accommodation, catering, entertainment, and recreation are all likely to be provided for in the hotel itself That makes getting it just right doubly important (Posted: 2009-11-20)
    
    
100. An All-Inclusive Caribbean Vacation - The Perfect Christmas Gift Written by: Bill Yaconis
     Are you a husband or a wife who has been wracking your brain trying to come up with that one perfect Christmas gift for your spouse If so, I have a great idea for you (Posted: 2009-11-20)
     
     

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