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1. Visiting Philadelphia Written by: David H. Urmann
   Discover the many interesting things that Philadelphia has to offer including historical places and a large compilation of dishes Philadelphia is the sixth most populous city in the US, the largest in the state of Pennsylvania, in the east coast (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
2. Hotel Choices in Philadelphia Written by: David H. Urmann
   If you are planning a trip to Philadelphia, begin your search for accommodations with Philly’s hotels such as Sheraton, the Windsor Suites, and Loews Hotel Philadelphia It guarantees the most luxurious accommodation services (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
3. Fun Facts About Philly Written by: David H. Urmann
   Find here the interesting things about Philly, the City of Brotherly Love It is home to the oldest zoo and oldest outdoor market in the United States (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
4. Philly Holiday on a Budget Written by: David H. Urmann
   Do you need to take a break from the humdrum of life but don’t have a lot to spend for it Discover what fun you will get out of your meager holiday budget in Philly (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
5. Cancun Hotels in Low Rates Written by: David H. Urmann
   Cancun is the favorite place of all tourists who love beaches So, many hotels here offer cheaper rates of accommodation and lodging (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
6. An Insider's View of Marbella Spain Written by: Jackie De Burca
   People love to travel to the in place and the in place changes over the years sometimes purely because people are so keen to find the next trendy in place Some of these places are further afield and for those of us based in Europe with tighter budgets it is great to be able to rediscover one that is within easy reach (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
7. Driving and Texting Written by: Brenda Williams
   Driving and texting has turned into such an issue that the state of North Carolina has now banned it completely from being allowed In fact, if a police officer catches you doing this while you drive, you will get a ticket for it (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
8. Five Star Hotel Alike in Puerto Vallarta Written by: David H. Urmann
   Puerto Vallarta has great deep blue waters and white sand Explore its beauty and marine ecology now (Posted: 2009-08-09)
   
   
9. Oregon, USA, What a Great Place to Visit Written by: Ben Royman
   In Oregon there is Ainsworth State Park which is a park full of waterfalls It is snuggled in amazing Columbia River Gorge (Posted: 2009-08-08)
   
   
10. Unforgettable Honeymoon Destinations Written by: David H. Urmann
    Honeymoon is a getaway celebration for newlywed couples Make it very memorable and choose wisely where you will spend lasting memories with your partner (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
11. Make Sure You've Got Mexican Car Insurance Before You Head South of the Border Written by: Anthony Peck
    It's not uncommon at all for Americans and Canadians to take a quick trip across the border into Mexico In fact, for people living in Arizona and California it's simply a matter of hopping in their cars and heading south (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
12. Pennsylvania is Definitely Where You Want to Holiday Written by: Anne Watson
    In Pennsylvania, USA, established there during 1732, is Independence Hall which used to be the prime building of that time Most significant were lawyers like Andrew Hamilton who planned and materialized this building and defended the freedom of Press (a historic one) (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
13. South Carolina is Where I Want to Be Written by: Andy Townsend
    You will find in South Carolina Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum that presents everything connected to Air-Force during a war Aircraft carrier Yorktown, bomber planes, their hangar bays and mementoes of the crew are all on display (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
14. Taking it Easy on the Roads Written by: Brenda Williams
    There is no doubt that these days we have to be careful when we drive I know that when I get in my car and prepare to pull out into traffic, it isn't my driving that I'm worried about so much as it is the other drivers on the roadway that worry me (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
15. Traveling With Pets Written by: Brenda Williams
    Traveling with an animal should be thought of as similar to traveling with a small child The worst thing I think I've seen to this day was someone who had several dogs loose in her car- all with their bodies half way out the windows (which were rolled all the way down) as well as one dog in her lap while driving (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
16. Commuting to Work and Saving Gas Written by: Brenda Williams
    In this day and age of economic crisis, every single penny that you spend counts (unless you're a self-proclaimed millionaire) And for a lot of people, nowhere else do they see themselves losing more money than when it comes to driving (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
17. Controlling How You Drive Written by: Brenda Williams
    Controlling how you drive has a lot more to do with your skill as a driver as well as your knowledge of the rules and regulations governing the roadways Controlling how you drive also means knowing how and when to control your emotions while you are driving (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
18. Preparing Your Children For a Ride Written by: Brenda Williams
    Children can be cute, fun and for the most part, enjoyable However, when it comes to riding in a vehicle, many parents are often taking a gamble on whether or not their child will behave during the trip (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
19. Other Drivers and Their Habits Written by: Brenda Williams
    I'm not one to brag, but I will take this opportunity to say that I think I am a good driver Having been a police officer in the past, I have certainly grown accustomed to the bad driving habits which seem to habitually follow certain drivers around (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
20. Shopping Along the Malls of Gurgaon Written by: David H. Urmann
    Gurgaon is the sixth largest city in India It is situated in NCR of Delhi and it is considered as the unofficial mall capital, attributing to the growth of its economy (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
21. Walking in England’s Southernmost County Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    There’s much more to Cornwall than the Cornish pasty A popular destination for UK hiking holidays, the county is famous for its Celtic and Breton cultural connections, as well as its spectacular undulating coastline of cliffs and coves (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
22. Ten Reasons To Visit Sarasota Florida Written by: John Allen
    Sarasota Florida attracts an abundance of visitors from around the world each year who love the water and the beach Sarasota’s warm climate attracts “snowbirds” down for its high season from January through March each year (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
23. Visiting Brazil Written by: Lisa M
    Brazil is the largest country from South America, bordering each country of the continents except for Ecuador and Chile It is a country of contrast, of great beaches, the fantastic Amazon forest, great soccer players and of course Carnival time (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
24. Main Attractions of New York City Written by: A Nutt
    For many people, New York is like the most important or fun place to be Because of its metropolitan nature, New York is where most suburban dwellers want to go visiting (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
25. Edinburgh - A City For All Ages and Every Nationality Written by: Michiel Van Kets
    The UK is full of interesting and historical cities and Edinburgh is fashionable with worldwide visitors and domestic travellers Its combination of culture and history, dining venues, shopping opportunities and visitor attractions can compete with any other city in Europe and if you are looking for a weekend away or a short break with the family it is the perfect base from which to explore the rest of Scotland and its beauty (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
26. Caribbean Wedding Packages: What to Look For Written by: Melissa Aldridge
    Caribbean weddings are the dreams of many brides If it is your dream, you can easily turn that dream into a reality (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
27. Caribbean Vacations: 5 Things to Look For in a Resort Written by: Bill Yaconis
    If Caribbean vacations appeal to you, there are many choices you have to make The most important choice of all (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
28. New Zealand - A Country With Something For Everybody Written by: Michiel Van Kets
    Planning a vacation in New Zealand can be as exciting or as quiet as you choose; within the country is an unbelievable quantity of activities, entertainment and sights The country is perfect for families, couples, independent travelers and groups (Posted: 2009-08-08)
    
    
29. Cheap Cancun Hotels Written by: David H. Urmann
    Cancun is one of the beautiful cities in Mexico where many tourists spend vacation for relaxation Many Cancun hotels are offering low prices that lure visitors to pack on a trip to the city (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
30. Ohio - USA is Worth a Visit Written by: Clyde George
    In Ohio, Fallen Timbers is a small park having the monuments of soldiers and natives who died in a battle with Indians on 20 August 1894 This area was partially destroyed by a storm, so the name came as Falling Timbers (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
31. Four Steps to an Internationl Career Written by: Chris Soames
    Starting a new job can be a daunting experience and it's even worse when you're miles away from home Here at i-to-i we do everything we can to make the whole experience as simple and stress free as possible (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
32. Visit Michigan USA Soon Written by: Chris Cagness
    The French were exploring a great river called 'Messissippi' by the local Indian tribes In 1679 a Fort Miami was built at present day St (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
33. Las Vegas Main Attractions Written by: Amy Nut
    Imagine a place where you can visit Paris, New York, and Italy, all on the same street Las Vegas is that place, and there is so much to see and do in "Sin City," it is impossible to get it all done in one visit (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
34. Traveling the Great Lakes Written by: David H. Urmann
    The Great Lakes is a beautiful legacy of the glaciers that melted thousands of years ago Leaving behind spectacular huge inland seas, they continuously fascinate thousands of writers, geographers and travelers over the centuries (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
35. Obeying the Law on the Road Written by: Brenda Williams
    There is a Judas Priest song called “Breaking the Law” and I think about that song title often when I'm on the road It simply never ceases to amaze me at how many bad drivers there are out there (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
36. Relax on a Turkish Blue Cruise Written by: Dan Williams
    When most people think of cruise ships they imagine huge ocean going liners equipped with all kinds of luxuries where guests are treated to five-star service as they are journeyed around the oceans, stopping over at busy resorts to disembark for sightseeing trips and excursions Cruising is still a very popular activity, particularly for older generations, who in some cases may have saved for many years before making their trip of a lifetime (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
37. Emotional Driving Written by: Brenda Williams
    There are a lot of people who become distracted easily while driving For many people, this can be due to other passengers and/or children in the car as well as the use of technological devices such as cell phones, pagers, ipods, mp3 players, cds and changing radio stations (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
38. Travel Guide Experts - Jigsaw Conferences Corporate Travel Written by: xdavid
    Travel guide experts can guide businessmen to the heart of the business district and locate a hotel that fits the budget requirement without skimping on quality. With unlimited information available on the best venues for staging all manner of events. (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
39. Driving in the Dark Written by: Brenda Williams
    What can't be said about driving in the dark It's inherently more dangerous than driving during the day because there is less light to illuminate our pathways (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
40. Driving While Texting Written by: Brenda Williams
    Recently, the state of North Carolina just passed a law that bans all drivers and motorists from sending text messages on their cell phones while driving Ironically, I just received a Blackberry phone from my mother as a gift and had been spending some time trying to figure out all of the features as well as how it works (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
41. How Bad Weather Affects Your Driving Written by: Brenda Williams
    You don't have to be a horrible driver to get into an accident In the state of North Carolina, where I have lived for the past few years now, I have never seen more people get into accidents than when the weather is poor (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
42. More to Know About the Great Lakes Written by: Amy Nutt
    The enormous size of the Great Lakes water system is very awe-inspiring The Great Lakes consist of five lakes that include: Lake Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
43. The History Of The Toronto Island Ferry Written by: Amy Nutt
    Just offshore from Toronto, The Toronto Island Ferry service allows visitors to access the island and island residents to access the mainland The history of the Toronto Island Ferry is both a unique and fascinating story (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
44. A Visit to Ford, Michigan Written by: David H. Urmann
    You will definitely enjoy visiting one of the largest cities in Michigan Ford City greatly improved its economy while preserving its culture (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
45. Where To Go On Your New Mexico Trip Written by: Valerie Hill
    Want to feel fire in ice, come to Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano where you get shining blue-green ice and another trail takes you to scenic Bandera Volcano National Atomic Museum tells everything about atomic age etc (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
46. Fun Family Days at Family Resorts Written by: David H. Urmann
    The most rewarding thing that you can give your kids for achieving in school would be an exciting family vacation It may be an outdoor weekend holiday, a cruise, or an out of town escapade (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
47. The Seven Ghaziabad Festivals Written by: David H. Urmann
    Ghaziabad is in the middle of Ganga and Yamuna Doab in India It is very rich in heritage and culture (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
48. Fayetteville Hotels: Arkansas Pride Written by: David H. Urmann
    Fayetteville is home to Arkansas It is the state’s third most populous city, and noted as “The Track Capital of the World (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
49. All About Faridabad Written by: David H. Urmann
    Faridabad is the economic zone of the Haryana District The city is also the headquarters of different large scale industries (Posted: 2009-08-07)
    
    
50. You Must Trek to North Carolina Written by: Harold Murphy
    To enjoy the scenic beauty of Black Mountain Range, come to Lake James State Park and spend a day in leisure You can swim in the area provided for swimming (Posted: 2009-08-06)
    
    
51. Why Not Holiday In New Hampshire Written by: Ben Royman
    In New Hampshire the 191 years old Ruggles Mine, "The Mine in the Sky" is a magnificent open pit mine, with shining walls and huge tunnel rooms With over 150 minerals dug out including Mica and Uranium minerals (Posted: 2009-08-06)
    
    
52. New Jersey - A Brief Description Written by: Anne Watson
    At Atlantic City, which offers thrilling excitement to all visitors with aplenty of Casinos and thrilling nightlife with all other activities Stroll along America's first Boardwalk and feel the thrill that this City provides (Posted: 2009-08-06)
    
    
53. New York is a Perfect Holiday Written by: Andy Townsend
    A home to Sir William Johnson, a popular public figure, built Johnson Hall State Park in 1763 and was later, acquired by the state in 1906 making it a historic site House tours are offered to stroll in this site and feel like Sir William Johnson and how it bustled with activity during those times (Posted: 2009-08-06)
    
    
54. Butterflies and Ghost Towns Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    Holidays in Olu Deniz offer plenty to do for the foreign tourist, from a perfect sandy beach to bustling nightclubs and boutique shops However, if you’re after something completely different on your holiday in Olu Deniz then why not take a trip to Butterfly Valley (Posted: 2009-08-06)
    
    
55. Top Campsites For a Family Holiday in Brittany Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    Brittany campsites offer the ideal destination for a family holiday, with superb accommodation and well-equipped campsites on offer Many campsites have spectacular waterparks plus a wide choice of entertainment and activities that will keep your children happily occupied for days (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
56. Top Turkey Holiday Destinations Written by: Jane Wilkinson
    Beach holidays to Turkey offer beautiful scenery, white sands and warm waters And with a number of excellent resorts to choose from, you can expect a holiday that ideally suits you (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
57. Longboat Key Florida Travel and Vacation Guide Written by: John Allen
    An 11-mile long island, Longboat Key borders the Gulf of Mexico to its west and the serene waters of Sarasota Bay on to its east There are 8,000 permanent residents on Longboat Key that reside in a variety of residential styles from condominiums, townhouses, small single-family homes to luxury waterfront estates (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
58. Casey Key – A Private Island Paradise On Florida's Gulf Coast Written by: John Allen
    Casey Key is an 8 mile barrier island located about 25 minutes south of downtown Sarasota, FL The island stretches from Sarasota Bay to the beautiful azure waters of the Gulf of Mexico and is only 300 yards wide in some spots (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
59. Visit New Zealand and Bring Home Unforgettable Memories Written by: Michiel Van Kets
    New Zealand is the perfect destination for those who enjoy traveling alone The country is small enough to easily find your way around and lodging is affordable and the people welcoming and affable (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
60. Explore the Australian Outback Written by: Michiel Van Kets
    Taking a trip to Australia should create memories never to be forgotten but it is such a large country it could be difficult to decide exactly where you should explore There are many different exciting places to visit on your Australian trip, but there are a few special places you can’t afford to miss, and one of the most popular is Alice Springs (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
61. Dwarkas Most Popular Hotels Written by: David H. Urmann
    Dwarka is considered as one of the oldest cities in India It is a very interesting place to visit (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
62. Feng Shui - Clean Your Clutter Clean Your Mind For Life's Trips & Travels Written by: Arthur T. Fellon
    Feng Shui – “Clean Your Clutter Clean Your Mind” Imagine you are planning to go on a most magical trip touring the world visiting all the new, assorted and unique cultures that you have never been initiated or exposed to (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
63. Cheap Traveling to Jamaica and the Caribbean! Written by: Pieter Le Roux
    The island does, despite poverty and financial destitution, still have a charm and lure all of its own When you travel to areas like the Royal Palm Reserve, Lost Beach, or Mayfield Falls, this attraction starts to be more understandable (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
64. Will Your Travel Insurance Get You Mel Gibson? Written by: Patrick Chong
    Have you seen a film that has made you afraid to travel Films like ‘Taken’ and ‘Ransom’ should serve as a warning to prepare properly with travel insurance (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
65. Airborne Over Olu Deniz Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    Now a tremendously popular destination for summer holidays, Olu Deniz is famous for its long beach and its blue lagoon, but increasingly those that take a holiday to Olu Deniz are enjoying sightseeing from the air by taking a flight on a paraglider The exciting hybrid sport of paragliding has found a steady fan base in the hundreds of people who try it on their holidays to Olu Deniz (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
66. Adventure Travel in North Cyprus Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    On a Northern Cyprus holiday there are plenty of adventure sports and activities that you can partake in, from paragliding in the Five Finger Mountains to scuba diving amongst sea turtles in the azure blue ocean Here is a selection of the best adventures that a holiday in Northern Cyprus has to offer: Scuba Diving The azure blue ocean which surrounds Kyrenia doesn’t just attract divers on their Northern Cyprus holidays but it also attracts many sea turtles that flock to the white sand beaches to lay their eggs (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
67. Croatia’s Haunted Island Written by: Jane Wilkinson
    Hugh Hefner’s ex-girlfriend, Bridget Marquardt, is a huge fan of horror and the occult and so on her recent Croatia holiday she couldn’t resist visiting the haunted island of Lokrum However, as Bridget soon found out the haunted island was not full of ghosts, but rather scenic plunge pools and hidden coves (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
68. The Top Activities on an Olu Deniz Holiday Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    Holidays to Olu Deniz can be exhilarating and exciting, with beautiful beaches affording fantastic outdoor activities From jet-skiing to paragliding to simply lying on the sand, Olu Deniz holidays are sure to be sun-filled and relaxing (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
69. Escape the Hustle & Bustle of City Life - Warm Beaches, Friendly People - The Caribbean on a Budget Written by: Pieter Le Roux
    Puerto Plata is the capital of the Dominican Republic province of the same name With a total population of under 500 000 people, this quaint Caribbean town is famous for its tourist resorts and stunning beaches (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
70. How Much Does it Cost to Park at Sydney Airport? Written by: Bishop
    In this article Bishop explains how you can lower your airport parking fees when travelling from Sydney airport. If you usually park at the airport and are concerned about the cost, you might find this article useful. (Posted: 2009-08-05)
    
    
71. Amazing Everest Trekking Stories Written by: Kirsty Parsons
    Everest trekking is certainly not something attempted by many individuals, and climbing far beyond Everest Base Camp is reserved for the select few who have the bravery and physical fitness to consider attempting scaling the highest peak in the world Here are three amazing individuals who reached the top of the world (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
72. Mar Menor Scuba Diving Written by: Michael J Lee
    The Mar Menor is an ideal for a memorable Mar Menor scuba diving experience Basically a salty lagoon, the Mar Menor is located in Murcia in the south of Spain (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
73. Choosing the Right Barcelona Accommodation Written by: Olga Simon
    Choosing the right Barcelona accommodation for your short-term vacation in Barcelona or business trip is not as straightforward as most people believe it to be Most people automatically look for a hotel directory to find their accommodation, but there are several alternative options that might better suit your needs (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
74. Most Common Variables Considered When Calculating Travel Insurance Rates Written by: Amy Nutt.
    Travel insurance is a form of limited or special situation insurance that covers loss arising from a specific event This could be flying in an airplane or riding in a train (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
75. A Comprehensive Guide To Motor Scooters Written by: Suzie Goldie
    With so many different types of motor scooters available today buyers must do their homework before making a purchase. Vespa, Honda, Piaggio, big engine, small engine, gas, electric, mobility, foldable, seats, handgrips, where do I start? Before the 1920s it was an easy decision, a foot-powered push scooter or none at all. But once Gino Tsai from Shanghai, Taiwan developed the Razor scooter it changed everything. (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
76. The Best of Durham Hotels Written by: David H. Urmann
    North Carolina welcomes a good crowd always who wish to see their natural attractions They go to Durham City to stay in very affordable and comfortable hotels around there (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
77. Hotels With Discounts Around Disneyland Written by: David H. Urmann
    Going to Disneyland is expensive but is a once in a lifetime experience There are many hotels near this theme park offering discounts depending on the season or choice of the guests (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
78. Facilities of Disneys California Adventure Written by: David H. Urmann
    Disney’s California Adventure is a newly made theme park in California It has a variety of beautiful sceneries, rides and facilities that excite the tourists (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
79. Exciting Adventure in Hong Kong Disneyland Written by: David H. Urmann
    Hong Kong Disneyland is the newest addition to Disneyland theme parks around the world It takes visitors on a magical journey inside (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
80. Exploring the Ancient City of Famagusta Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    Famagusta is one of the best preserved medieval villages in the Mediterranean, with a history that rivals that of Carcasonne and Ragusa Nowadays, the destination is a popular place for a holiday in Northern Cyprus although visitors can still spend time exploring the historical sights of the region (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
81. Turtle Watching in Northern Cyprus Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    You may think you know everything there is to know about the island of Cyprus, but chances are that you’re thinking of the tourist friendly south with its sandy beaches and towering hotel blocks A holiday in Northern Cyprus is completely different and visitors are flocking to this region for a relaxing break, where they can experience the regions incredible wildlife, from the ample birdlife to the turtles which are indigenous to this area (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
82. Enjoy Turkey’s All Inclusive Holidays Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    There is a growing trend in travel worldwide, as well as in Turkey, for holidays to be all inclusive Hotels increasingly offer this format as an option, and there are always new custom made resorts emerging with everything included under one umbrella price (Posted: 2009-08-04)
    
    
83. Totes and Opt Art Coach Purses Written by: shawn parker
    The Coach Tote Purse is a great summer bag and can be used day after day for any occasion. They offer a variety of sizes as well as colors. (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
84. 5 Great Restaurants on Siesta Key, Florida Written by: Marc Rasmussen
    Siesta Key is a gorgeous barrier island off the coast of Sarasota, Florida People flock to the island every year because they love the very relaxed, bohemian, old Florida beach feel (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
85. Dubai Tennis Championships Written by: Roger Frazier
    Any city which wishes to be up there with the most attractive in the world, needs to be able to call on some sort of a sports scene It is no coincidence that three of the four major Grand Slam tennis events are held in arguably the world’s three most enduring tourist hot spots, with the US Open hosted in New York, the French Open at Roland Garros in Paris and the legendary Wimbledon championships a major part of London’s sporting and cultural calendar (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
86. The Sherpa People of Nepal Written by: Kirsty Parsons
    The Sherpas are an amazing people adapted to living in the demanding and stunning region around Mount Everest, so that trekking in the Himalaya has come to rely on the Sherpa people’s expertise and endurance If you visit Nepal you will quickly develop an affection and respect for the Sherpas that makes the classic Everest Base Camp Trek possible (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
87. Vets Go Wild in South Africa Written by: Mark Bottell
    Maybe you’ve been a qualified vet for years or are currently at university in the midst of completing your animal care training Either way if you’re after a change of scenery, then why not take a break from the norm and shadow our qualified vets in South Africa (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
88. Eating Out on a Northern Cyprus Holiday Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    Eating out on a Northern Cyprus holiday is a great way to experience the local culture, and with so many delectable dishes you won’t want to leave until you’ve tried all of them So make like a local and try some local cuisine on your holiday in Northern Cyprus (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
89. Discovering Istanbul on a Turkish Walking Holiday Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    Istanbul is a culturally and geographically interesting city On a Turkey walking holiday in this fascinating metropolis, you could see some amazing architecture and even do some shopping at buzzing local markets, getting a feel for the dynamic and diverse culture (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
90. Share a Holiday Adventure With Your Family Written by: Jude Limburn Turner
    Family treks are a great option for a family holiday with a difference, where the old and young can enjoy trekking and hill walking together There are a number of family adventure holidays created so different generations can explore the world’s most dramatic landscapes together (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
91. Low-Cost Carriers Ignore EU Laws Written by: Patrick Chong
    You may think that buying travel insurance with your flights is a great way to save yourself both time and money However, low cost carriers have come under fire recently for continuing to flout EU laws regarding holiday insurance (Posted: 2009-08-03)
    
    
92. How to Enjoy Family Staycations in a Recession Written by: Dr. Rosemary Lichtman
    Now that the summer solstice has given us more time between sunrise and sunset, Americans are officially in summer mode - using the extra daylight hours to spend with the family But unemployment rates are above 10% in many states and the recession isn't showing signs of an early end (Posted: 2009-08-02)
    
    
93. Thinking About Vacations in Denmark - Helpful Travel Assistance Written by: Erik Simonsen
    Denmark is a small country, but that doesn't make it less appealing as a vacation destination since, it is full of special natural attractions and a wide range of attractions. Regardless of whether you choose to take your holiday on the mainland or at its many islands, there will be plenty of varied activities for you. Its many islands and mainland combine to make a coastline that is nearly limitless. From exciting coastal destinations to awe inspiring countrysides, from remnants of bygone days to contemporary cities, Denmark melds the old versus new to create a truly unique culture. (Posted: 2009-08-02)
    
    
94. Barcelona – Nightlife You'll Never Tire Of Written by: Mark Hazard
    Barcelona is undoubtedly one of the Europe's most exciting cities and nowhere is this more apparent than in the variety of night-time activities to be found Let's be honest, when you have a city with wonderful beaches, modern port developments attracting sailing enthusiasts, a huge student population and all the attractions in and around Las Ramblas, you really are likely to be spoilt for choice (Posted: 2009-08-02)
    
    
95. Food and Drink in Barcelona - Much More Than Crema Catalana Written by: Mark Hazard
    Crema Catalana might well be Barcelona's most famous contribution to the world's menus, but there is much more variety to the food you're likely to find when visiting this city trapped between the mar i muntanya – the sea and the mountains Catalan cuisine, which is known to have been flourishing as far back as the thirteenth century, is a beguiling melange of the best ingredients that the Mediterranean and the grazing slopes of the mountains can offer (Posted: 2009-08-02)
    
    
96. Budget and Youth Hostel Travel For Today’s Traveler Written by: Michiel Van Kets
    People travel for all kinds of reasons, to have some time alone, or with a partner away from the stresses of every day life, for business, or simply because they enjoy traveling to experience different cultures, new things and enjoy meeting people The current global economy hasn’t stopped people from pulling on their travelling boots, it has just led them to look for alternative options that are affordable (Posted: 2009-08-02)
    
    
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98. Yellowstone Park: Top 6 Things to See and Do Written by: Rex Bush
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