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1. Where can I travel in Burkina Faso? Written by: Limotek
   Burkina Faso or simply Burkina is a landlocked nation in West Africa. She has a size of 274,000 km sq. with an estimated population of 13 million people. Burkina Faso’s capital city is Ouagadougou and the official language is French. This landlocked country remains poor even by West African standards. However, the government is investing in tourism and measures have been taken to increase the accommodation available in the country and to make tourist destinations more attractive. (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
2. Never Get Lost When You Travel To Singapore Written by: Patricia Jones
   Any tourist travelling to Singapore for the first time can easily get lost in its labyrinth of high-rise buildings and interconnected roads. In this article you will learn more about Singapore and how to travel around this beautiful country without getting lost. (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
3. Cruise Ships: Advice On A Romantic Getaway for Couples Written by: James Lanka
   With large workloads, busy schedules, and children, a lot of couples need a break from their daily routines. This break often comes in the form of a romantic getaway. (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
4. Where can I travel in Botswana? Written by: Limotek
   Botswana is the epitome of a real African tourist destination. Game, flood plains, numerous salt pans and deserts full of diamonds are what describe Botswana. Over 40% of this country is made of national parks and reserves, which demonstrates the richness in wildlife and natural attractions. Located in Southern Africa, Botswana is a landlocked nation bordered by South Africa, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
5. Top Honeymoon Destination at Soufriere on St Lucia Written by: Kelly J Wilson
   Sometimes you need to look away from the big resorts on St Lucia for your honeymoon destination, so check out La Haut Plantation A top honeymoon destination on St Lucia is a hard one to call because there is a lot of competition especially in the Soufriere area with the romantic Pitons It is well worth checking out La Haut Plantation which gets rave reviews from guests, and has a great deal going for it, not the least of which are the stunning views (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
6. Enjoy the Luxury of an Executive Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
   Picture yourself cruising along the coast in an open top Mercedes, or meandering with an executive car hire such as, a top of the range BMW, or even mixing with the locals in a Porsche If you are traveling with friends, imagine their surprise when your executive car hire turns out to be an Audi A7 instead of a Vauxhall Corsa, or your partner thinks she will be traveling in a Ford Fiesta, when it’s actually a Mini Cooper Cabriolet (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
7. No Excuse – Five Reasons People Give For Not Buying Travel Insurance Written by: Patrick Chong
   When it comes to buying travel insurance, an increasing number of UK holidaymakers are digging out every excuse they can find not to pay for it But with cheap travel insurance so widely available, there’s no convincing reason to avoid buying it – here are five of the most commonly used excuses, and the reasons why you shouldn’t try and use them yourself… “It just costs too much…” With single trip cover available for just a few pounds, this really is no excuse at all (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
8. Celebrity Travel Disasters Written by: Patrick Chong
   Murphy’s Law dictates that whatever can go wrong, will go wrong, and nowhere is this more true than on holiday Whether it is torrential rain on the beach, cockroach infested hotel rooms, or luggage that disappears somewhere between one airport and the next, every traveller has their own holiday horror story (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
9. Financial And Holiday Protection Written by: Kieron Sellens
   For peace of mind and financial protection on your holidays, many people look to bigger brand names, mistakenly thinking them to be better because of their brand alone We examine travel protection from the main brands in greater depth (Posted: 2009-03-23)
   
   
10. Highlights of Valencia, Spain’s Culture Capital Written by: Carolina Pujol
    Perhaps as a Valencia shuttle driver I may be biased, but I think the city is a real gem that is too often overlooked in favour of the other major cities in Spain Madrid may be the Spanish capital and Barcelona popular for its arts scene and vibrant atmosphere, but for culture and architectural splendour, Valencia is the place to be (Posted: 2009-03-23)
    
    
11. Best Value Budget Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    There are many things to consider if you want to find the best budget car hire for your rental You will no doubt find the budget car looking on the internet and trawling through the various websites to find the lowest car hire price (Posted: 2009-03-23)
    
    
12. Choosing the Perfect Campsite in Italy Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    Italy is an ideal place to go camping With beautiful weather, stunning countryside, and local attractions that range from water parks to cultural cities, art museums to quaint villages, it is an outstanding holiday destination for couples and families alike (Posted: 2009-03-23)
    
    
13. Jamie Laguardia: Your Key to the Playboy Mansion Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    1) Before we get into Playboy, I have to ask you about how you wound up on the front page of Perez Hilton's website Yeah, that was interesting (Posted: 2009-03-22)
    
    
14. What to do in San Francisco at Night Written by: Mark Andersen
    San Francisco is an interesting city It’s the thirteenth most populated city in the U (Posted: 2009-03-22)
    
    
15. Visit the Canary Islands Written by: Jessica Nielson
    If you’re a nature lover or a beach bum, spending a holiday in a tropical island can be very relaxing and fun An island just off the coast of North-Western Africa is a spectacular holiday spot for those who want to enjoy the beach and the sand (Posted: 2009-03-22)
    
    
16. Booking Cheap Holidays Online Written by: Jessica Nielson
    Spending a great and fun-filled holiday with the whole family is one of the most memorable things that every person could wished for That is why it’s important to plan everything ahead in order to enjoy this family activity (Posted: 2009-03-22)
    
    
17. Things to Do and Places to Visit in Paris Written by: Jessica Nielson
    Planning the details of your vacation trip in Paris is very important by researching about the tourist attractions of the place You should also take into consideration the activities that you want to do, of course, those that interests you and your loved ones (Posted: 2009-03-22)
    
    
18. Best Places to Visit in Paris Written by: Jessica Nielson
    Paris is one of the most popular travel destinations all over the world This place is not only rich in panoramic views and sceneries but also in cultural treasures, classical architectures and considered as the center of the arts (Posted: 2009-03-22)
    
    
19. Interesting Africa Safari Animal Facts Written by: Jerry Wanga
    Baboons Face Attack In Battle Formation Baboons are common in most parts of Africa One of the greatest enemies of the baboons is the leopard (Posted: 2009-03-22)
    
    
20. 4 Fun Activities in Kauai Which Don’t Cost You Much Written by: Aaron Wilmont
    Like other parts of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai is also attracting the investors to come and build hotels, provide more services to the large number of visitors coming to Kauai By doing this, they are looking to generate more money and revenue out of it (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
21. Where To Find The Best Manual Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    When you are deciding to book your car hire you may want to consider hiring a manual car hire rather than an automatic transmission If this is the case then you will need to make a specific request for manual car hire as a lot of the vehicles on offer these days are automatic (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
22. Where To Find The Best Low Cost Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    Car hire does not have to be expensive as you can quite easily find low cost car hire Low cost car hire can be researched on the internet on your computer at home or work (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
23. Where To Find The Best Estate Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    If you are intending to take your family on holiday this year, why not consider an estate car hire There is a wide choice available through our search engine, with prices to suit most people’s budget (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
24. How To Find The Best Holiday Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    In order to make the most of your holiday in Spain, why not consider hiring a car for the duration of your stay It can often work out more cost-effective to pick up a holiday hire car at the airport, rather than have a transfer to your accommodation and a car allows you the freedom to go where you please (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
25. Where To Find The Best Family Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    With all the vast array of car hire companies available on the internet family car hire you will have hundreds of thousands of option available for you to choose from so surf the net with plenty of time to ensure you make the right choice for your family car hire When you are choosing your family car hire in Spain different priorities will decide which company or vehicle you eventually choose (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
26. Where To Find The Best People Carrier Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    If you are one of those families that likes to travel with everything but the kitchen sink, why not consider a people carrier hire for your holiday in Spain People carriers come in a variety of shapes and sizes and all have air conditioning as standard in a hot country such as Spain (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
27. How To Find Low Cost Car Hire Companies Written by: Michael J Lee
    As one of the most popular holiday destinations, Europe has a large number of airports, offering a variety of vehicles of all shapes and sizes At whichever airport, train station or port you arrive, it should be possible to arrange car hire for the duration of your holiday (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
28. A Canal Cruise: A Guarantee Against Seasickness Written by: Jackie Johnson
    Looking for a cruise with an almost ironclad guarantee for avoiding seasickness Then what could possibly be calmer, more serene, than a canal cruise (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
29. An Affordable Luxury Cruise – an Oxymoron? Written by: Jackie Johnson
    Have you checked the prices of four- and five-star hotels lately Wasn’t it just the other day that 0 - 0 a night would get you a fabulous room in any international hotel in Paris, London or New York (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
30. How About a River Cruise For Your Next Vacation Written by: Jackie Johnson
    Sometimes it’s a challenge coming up with something new for your next holiday, isn’t it There are so many choices for places to visit and so many things that still remain to be seen (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
31. Overseas Car Rental Written by: dave burton
    A Few Tips On Renting Car On An Overseas Vacation (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
32. The Natural Wonders of a Galapagos Cruise Written by: Jackie Johnson
    Ecotourism, like certified organic, is a buzz phrase that is being stretched to the extremes these days But there is one cruise destination that thankfully still manages to capture the full meaning of the phrase (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
33. Smaller Vessel Cruising With Cruise West Written by: Jackie Johnson
    In spite of the economic downturn, mainstream cruising is still proving to be a solid choice for many vacationers The year-over-year growth in bookings won’t be quite as robust this coming season, but that doesn’t mean no one will be cruising (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
34. Why You Should Travel Green Written by: Matthew Kepnes
    With more adventurers traveling the world increases every year, the environmental effect of travel only gets worse every year Travelers are inclined to produce lots of waste- few tourists recycle while traveling, hotels are wasteful, and airplanes spew carbon dioxide into the atmosphere (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
35. Good Party Islands Around the World Written by: Matthew Kepnes
    Everyone enjoys a good celebration Whether you’re a young traveler or someone who just likes having a good time while soaking up some tropical sun, then finding the perfect party island will be important to you (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
36. Split and Dubrovnik, The Cultural Charms of Croatia Written by: Jane Wilkinson
    Too long overshadowed by neighbouring Italy across the Adriatic, Croatia has quickly become one of the most prominent resorts in the Mediterranean region and has become the focus of some of the finest tailor made holidays that Europe has to offer The beautiful historical cities of Split and Dubrovnik can claim responsibility for much of this appeal and are revered for the attractiveness of their settings and the richness of their heritage (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
37. “Measuring Everest”: Q&A Written by: Jude Limburn Turner
    Anyone who has visited Everest base camp or who has an interest in the mountain will know that it stands at 8,848m Something fewer people know is when this figure was discovered and who was responsible for it (Posted: 2009-03-21)
    
    
38. Kennedy Space Center a “Must-See” Location in Central Florida Written by: Janice McSherry
    When you mention the words “Orlando vacation” to most people they think of Disney World and the other theme parks in Central Florida The imagination and creative effort that have been put into the theme parks is amazing and has attracted visitors from around the world (Posted: 2009-03-20)
    
    
39. The History of Cruises in Toronto Harbor Written by: A Nutt
    The city of Toronto, the harbor itself and Toronto Island are all loaded with fascinating stories of a colorful history From a Toronto Harbor cruise you can drink in the majesty of the history on your own, creating a bit of history for yourself , or you can opt to take the ferry on the harbor and hear of the city's illustrious past on an historical tour (Posted: 2009-03-20)
    
    
40. Great Places to Travel to in the UK With Car Hire UK From Rhino Written by: Julie Mercer
    Known as a green and pleasant land England, along with the rest of the United Kingdom, has a rich culture and some stunning scenery Britain is easily accessible wherever you are in the world and no other airport has more passenger traffic than Heathrow, making car hire Heathrow airport the most convenient way to complete your journey (Posted: 2009-03-20)
    
    
41. Travelling to Portugal and Some of the Great Resorts to Visit Written by: Julie Mercer
    Portugal is a diverse country in which you can drive from verdant fields through impressive mountains and along a staggeringly beautiful coastline within a day Situated alongside the North Atlantic Ocean on the Iberian Peninsula (along with its neighbour Spain which borders Portugal to the north and east), Portugal used to be a major naval power which colonised large countries such as Brazil and Angola (Posted: 2009-03-20)
    
    
42. Where can I travel in Angola? Written by: Limotek
    Angola is a large developing country in south central Africa bordering Namibia to the south Congo to the north and Zambia to the east. The capital city is Luanda and Portuguese is the official language. The population of Angola is roughly 12 million people. Planning to take a trip to Angola? It is not advisable to travel at the beginning of November because this is a rainy season that lasts till March. In the south east of Angola, the weather is very hot and dry all day long. (Posted: 2009-03-20)
    
    
43. Where can I travel in Algeria? Written by: Limotek
    Even with the extensive Sahara, Algeria will surprise you with the lush green meadows, great cities, stunning harbors and a general appeal that is quite rare on this side of the Sahara. Located in North Africa, Algeria is the largest country of the Mediterranean Sea, the second largest in Africa and bordering Tunisia, Libya, Niger and Mali among others. With a large Berber and French influence, Algeria has a population of slightly over 33 million Arabic speaking people. (Posted: 2009-03-20)
    
    
44. Lake Nakuru National Park – The Finest Bird-watching Stage on Earth! Written by: Solomon Okila
    About Lake Nakuru National park Lake Nakuru National park is flamingo land It is home to a huge number of lesser flamingos (Posted: 2009-03-20)
    
    
45. Scuba Diving In Akumal Mexico Written by: Macon Gravlee
    Whether you’re an experienced diver or wanting to acquire the art, Akumal provides the perfect ecological setting to view amazing specimens of natural beauty underwater Akumal is a tourist resort located 62 miles south of Cancun, between Playa del Carmen and Tulum, with a tiny native population of 1,198 (Posted: 2009-03-19)
    
    
46. Why Families Are Calling Lakeway, Texas Home Written by: Andrew Allemann
    If Austin is an oasis in Texas, then Lakeway should be considered a paradise within the oasis Lakeway is a city of 15,000 people about 20 minutes west of Texas’ capital city (Posted: 2009-03-19)
    
    
47. Places You Should Not Miss When You Visit Toronto Written by: A Nutt
    When it comes to vacation hot spots few people think of Toronto, but with all that there is to see and do in this wonderful city, it won't be long before it's considered one of the best vacation destinations in the world Before you decide on another hot spot to take this year's trip , take a look at some of the incredible things that the city of Toronto has to offer, these are some of the 'can't miss' spots to visit on your vacation: The Waterfront Though the Toronto Harbor is still being developed, it's easily one of the brightest spots in the city (Posted: 2009-03-19)
    
    
48. Barcelona Museums - Great Places to Visit Written by: Andrea Delucia
    There's so much to see in Barcelona, from Gaudi's great buildings to the city's beaches, that it's all too easy to miss some of the world's finest cultural attractions Barcelona may not have a museum as famous as Madrid's Prado or the Louvre in Paris, but there's an amazing variety of museums in the city (Posted: 2009-03-19)
    
    
49. Enjoy All Things Wild and Wonderful During Your Thailand Trip Written by: Stephan Suttikarn
    Among the various Asian countries, one destination that holds much allure – with its fascinating kaleidoscope of sights and scenery is Thailand Leave it to the Thais to combine huge respect for the past, notably its heritage, and a zest for modern pleasures, which translates to many exciting things to do while in the “land of the free (Posted: 2009-03-19)
    
    
50. Great Ideas For Your Summer Holiday to Spain and Some Nice Resorts Like Malaga Written by: Julie Mercer
    With popular tourist hotspots constantly refreshing their appeal, Spain remains the top destination of choice for a large number of European holiday makers Malaga and Alicante sit on the southern coast of Spain and are among the most visited of those traditional holiday destinations (Posted: 2009-03-19)
    
    
51. Cruise Ships: Some Guidance On Activities for Seniors Written by: James Lanka
    Getting Older does not mean what it used to mean in the past. In a lot of cases, the popular stereotype of senior citizens {{relaxing in a nursing home is thrown right out the window. As medical advancements have helped to prolong life expectancy, more and more senior citizens are making the decision to get out and enjoy life. (Posted: 2009-03-19)
    
    
52. Travelling and Getting Around Las Vegas and Anchorage Written by: Julie Mercer
    On the vast continent of North America the car is king and car rental is the only way for the visitor to get the best out of their holiday Imagine the thrill of flying into Los Angeles International airport, picking up a pink Cadillac and driving through the desert at night until you see the bright lights of Las Vegas (Posted: 2009-03-18)
    
    
53. 3 Tips On How To Take Better Care Of Your Luggage Written by: David Nelson
    Let me ask you a question If you bought a nice car, would you leave it in the middle of the street alone by itself, unguarded or would you lock it up at night so that no one could steal it (Posted: 2009-03-18)
    
    
54. Learn GPS Navigators – How to Find the Right One! Written by: Verona Raymond
    With all the GPS navigators on the market, you’ll soon improve your driving experience by learning which features are available, to help you with all your travel needs GPS navigation systems are becoming a really nice tool to have when traveling (Posted: 2009-03-18)
    
    
55. Amsterdam History, Culture and Museums Written by: Bernie Jong
    Amsterdam is regarded by many as the city with the most intricate and efficient navigable waterways in the world It was once the financial hub for all of Europe but today is known more for its ‘tolerant’ character with regards to activities such as prostitution and cannabis (Posted: 2009-03-18)
    
    
56. Train Travel Tips You Can Use Written by: Beth Fowler
    When traveling, there really are a lot of things that need to be prepared Not only should you have your tickets on hand, but you have to know vital aspects about your destination, too (Posted: 2009-03-18)
    
    
57. Affordable Vacation Destinations Written by: Caprice Munshi
    Are you planning for a trip somewhere and looking for vacation destinations which are easy on the budget Would you like to travel but would like to make the most out of your money (Posted: 2009-03-18)
    
    
58. Topless Tanning Comes to the Mirage in Vegas Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    Why are we so freaked out about this topic I know, I'm a man and obviously biased (make that very biased) (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
59. Family Vacation Destinations-Where Are the Best Places to Take Your Family For Vacation? Written by: Caprice Munshi
    Looking for the best family vacation destinations Taking your whole family out on a vacation could be a grueling task, especially if you have a big family and lots of small kids (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
60. Family Vacation - How to Find the Best Package Deals Written by: Caprice Munshi
    Are you tired of the city life and would just like to get away from all the hustles and bustles of the fast-paced city life Are you looking forward to a family vacation that all your family members would surely enjoy (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
61. Seeing Stars, Hotel Ratings Demystified Written by: Stephanie Clarke
    What can you expect from a 5-star hotel that you would not get from a 4-star Who decides on these ratings (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
62. Visiting Florence, Cradle of the Renaissance Written by: Susanna Aloisio
    Visiting the stunningly beautiful city of Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance and cultural center of Tuscany is always an amazing experience It is very easy to see how artists could be continuously inspired simply from taking up residence in Florence (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
63. Lucchesia: The Art of the Upper Tuscany Written by: Federico Cozzi
    It is easy to see why Lucchesia is fast becoming the playground of fun-seeking fellows and vacationers from all around the world One of the reasons is that the Tuscan town is well located in the midst of wonderful wine gardens and vineyards with long stretches of green courses (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
64. 5 Reasons To Rent A Limousine For A Wine Tour Written by: Warren Fets
    Whether you are a wine connoisseur, an occasional wine drinker or you just enjoy wine then you may definitely have a good time going on a wine tour Wine tours are where you go around to different wineries and sample their different types of wines (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
65. Cheap Las Vegas Vacation Packages Increase Local Tourism Written by: Walt Willis
    Like any other city that has a local economy largely based on tourism, Las Vegas, Nevada spends an incredible amount of time and money in catering to and luring in visitors; however, for many tourists, it takes more than the twenty-four hour lifestyle and glitz and glamour of the hotels and attractions to commit to a visit – hence the existence of cheap Las Vegas vacation packages that increase the local tourism (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
66. Things to do in April in New York City Written by: Rosalie Scott
    April showers bring May flowers (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
67. Finding The Perfect Holiday Accommodation In Florence Written by: Roberto Manetti
    Once you have made the decision to travel to beautiful city of Florence, how do you go about maximizing your enjoyment factor In a city like this it is not hard to do, there is something to please just about everyone (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
68. Some Fun Facts About Spain Written by: Albert Beetons
    Spain is a country located in South Western Europe on the Iberian Peninsula The capital (and largest city) is Madrid (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
69. Wonderful Queensland - The Sunshine State Written by: John Hacking
    When a state is blessed with a warm, sunny climate, an abundance of beautiful scenery, and a coastline that is the envy of the world, it is hardly surprising that thousands come each year to visit Indeed, many locals will tell you that Queensland, with its relaxed lifestyle and friendly atmosphere, is the best place in which to live, work, and retire (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
70. Holiday Apartments in Bulgaria: What is Available For Rent and For How Much Written by: Stefan Valev
    Although the global economy is reeling from the crisis that started in the US (Posted: 2009-03-17)
    
    
71. Vacation Spots in Californa Written by: shriyaKarthikayan
    In the western region of United States of America, the State California is located. Tremendously good natural landscapes among outstanding man-made monuments can be found in California (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
72. Some Fun Facts About Scotland Written by: Albert Beetons
    The Gaelic word for Scotland is Alba Scotland is a country that is part of the United Kingdom (in the North-West of Europe), occupying the northern third of the island of Great Britain (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
73. Kyrenia Castle – The Fortress on the Harbour Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    Standing over the harbour of northern Cyprus’ most admired town is Kyrenia Castle For 1,000 years it has remained like a stone sentry overlooking the growth of this ancient port (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
74. Top Sites to See in Paris on Your Paris Vacation Written by: Greg Schueler
    Going to Paris on vacation There's no need to worry, as Paris can ensure you not only of a romantic getaway but also of an entertaining stay (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
75. Machu Picchu Tours Written by: Thomas C Carroll
    There are several types of Machu Picchu Tours available. Take a one day trip, a four day Inca Trail hike and a day visit to Machu Picchu, or enjoy luxury tours and helicopter rides over this ancient mysterious citadel. Whichever you choose, Machu Picchu is a must-see during your vacation to Peru. (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
76. Scenic New Brunswick Canada Written by: Macon Gravlee
    The scenery in New Brunswick is one of the most spectacular in the world featuring wonderful views of the ocean and the nearby Appalachian Mountains Whether you want to experience the natural beauty of the New Brunswick region on foot or by automobile you will definitely have some memories which will make it into the family photo album (Posted: 2009-03-14)
    
    
77. Live Like A King In Marrakech Written by: Jane Wilkinson
    Whether you're strolling through lush boutique gardens or dining at the most highly esteemed restaurants in the city it is easy to feel like royalty when enjoying one of Morocco's finest luxury holidays Let the following recommendations guide you on your trip to North Africa and make sure to deny yourself nothing (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
78. Ilkeston Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Russ Heard
    Ilkeston lies on the River Erewash and is the third largest town within Derbyshire Historically, Ilkeston has industries in coal mining, lace making and iron handling however in the past few decades the relevance and importance of these industries has declined (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
79. Havant & Waterlooville Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Sally Johnsons
    Havant is a town that lies on the South Coast of England In the centre of the town there are four streets spiralling from a classic crossroad configuration, consisting of North Street, East Street, South Street and West Street (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
80. Canterbury Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: David Pearce
    Canterbury is based in the South East of England The city centre has been re-built heavily after severe damage which incurred during World War II where over 700 homes were destroyed alongside 296 various building structures (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
81. Derby Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Dav Green
    Derby is the 18th largest city in all of England and is located in the East Midlands The city is primarily known as the starting point of the Industrial Revolution (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
82. Weekend Port Breaks to Normandy Written by: Franchesca Denning
    It is so easy to pop on a boat, either as a foot passenger or with your car, and prices for short breaks are still very reasonable Brittany Ferries sails into Cherbourg as well as Caen each day and LD Lines have daily sailings to Le Havre (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
83. Basingstoke Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Lee Westwood
    With a population of just over 80,000, Basingstoke is a town that resides in the North East of Hampshire which saw its growth in the nineteen sixties primarily as an old market town Basingstoke has expanded rather rapidly due to the necessity for commercial towns following World War II, where communities had to be created because of the shortage of housing seen in this time frame (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
84. Jet Set Like a Rock Star in Mykonos Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    Welcome to the European summer home of rock star living - Mykonos This place has it all (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
85. Common Questions About Cruise Ship Vacations Written by: John Parks
    Cruise ship vacations are one of the most exotic and exciting trips that can be made One of the most exciting parts about a cruise is that passengers travel to several different places in one trip (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
86. Adorable Area of Houston on a Texas State Map Written by: Madeline Hernandez
    Regarding a Texas state map, there are quite a few places to write about and many more that will be coming up With several new Real Estate Developments in Dallas and Houston alone, it is hard to believe there is this so called, recession (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
87. The Necessity of Leather Passport Cases Written by: Bradlley Mckoy
    Have you ever noticed how greatly leather has gripped the world -- corporate, casual or otherwise Leather wallet, leather bags, leather shoes, and lately, leather money clip, leather business card holder and leather passport cases (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
88. The City of Seoul - South Korean Capital Written by: John Hacking
    Over 20 million Koreans live in and around Seoul, yet it is one of few a cities that has successfully preserved its buildings from the past and integrated them into the skyline of a growing global city Seoul is loud and bustling, as befits one of the most densely populated metropolises on Earth (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
89. The Most Famous Golf Courses in Scotland Written by: Morgan Clarke
    As the pound continues to tumble against the Euro, UK golfers looking to travel abroad may find themselves frustrated by the increased cost of travel, accommodation and green fees in Europe Traditional golf holiday destinations such as France and the Algarve have become more expensive, but the increased cost of golf abroad is the perfect excuse to rediscover some of the finest golf courses in the UK (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
90. Why Take a Self Drive Golf Holiday in Northern France Written by: Morgan Clarke
    Whether you want to take the Eurotunnel under the channel for an early tee time, or sail across and spend a longer holiday amongst the available holes, self drive golf holidays in France are incredibly enjoyable and well worth the trip We examine why you should chose to drive yourself across the channel and some of the many benefits this kind of holiday brings… Why Take a Self Drive Golf Holiday in Northern France Northern France offers some of the best golfing holidays and experiences in the world (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
91. Five of the Best Turkish Golf Courses Written by: Morgan Clarke
    When it comes to golf breaks away from the UK, there is a new destination that is rapidly becoming highly regarded for European golf holidays – Turkey With its Mediterranean climate, beautiful coastline and a rapidly growing selection of top quality golf courses, it is hoping to become a genuine competitor with more established destinations such as the Algarve in Portugal (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
92. BVI (British Virgin Islands) Yacht Charter Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    Are you looking for a way to indulge yourself during the holidays The best way is to take on a Caribbean boat charter that can take you to one of the most popular paradise islands in the world: the British Virgin Islands (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
93. Corporate Yacht Charter in Cannes Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    If your company is looking to host a corporate event it should give serious consideration to yacht hire in Cannes The town itself has a reputation for glamour that is second to none, and by choosing corporate yacht hire in Cannes you will greatly strengthen the public perception of your company by means of affiliation (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
94. Peru Holidays: When, Where and What They Are Written by: Thomas C Carroll
    There are over 3,000 Peru holidays celebrated throughout the year. Here are some of the most famous ones you should consider seeing when in Peru. (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
95. The Islands You Can Visit in the Caribbean Whilst on a Yacht Charter Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    You’re one of those who are looking forward to a grand vacation, perhaps during the summer, and so you opted to rent a Caribbean boat charter It can be a luxury yacht charter, sailboat charter, or a Caribbean catamaran charter—it doesn’t really matter (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
96. What Time of Year Should I Charter a Boat in the Caribbean? Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    The Caribbean—who can definitely say no to the idea of boarding a luxury yacht charter and sailing across the crystal-clear waters How can you let go of the dream to be on a BVI yacht charter, as you and your loved one will be busy snorkeling, diving, deep fishing, lounging in the sand, or swimming (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
97. Chesterfield Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Dav Green
    Chesterfield lies in the borough of Derbyshire and is predominantly a market town It is the largest town in Derbyshire and is famous for the ‘Crooked Spire’ with regards to the architecture of the Church of Saint Mary and All Saints (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
98. Brighton & Hove Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Melvyn Bird
    Brighton & Hove lies on the coast of England as the most populated seaside city It is a multicultural area and is primarily known for its beautiful seafront which is the central resource for entertainment (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
99. Basildon Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Norest Chari
    Basildon is considered as residing amongst the eight newly built towns in the South-East of England following the Second World War In 1949, Basildon was built on the basis of creating new housing structures due to the damage caused within inner London in that time period (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
100. Gloucester Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: J. Bradley
     Gloucester is a county town and city in the South West of England, standing as the 53rd largest city in the country The city is a port that is connected from the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal, which runs from the docks to the longest river in all of Britain, The Severn Estuary (Posted: 2009-03-11)
     
     

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