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1. Top Five Historical Sites Near Ölüdeniz Written by: Sarah Arnesen
   Deep in the famed Tekke peninsula, Turkey’s Ölü deniz lies on a wooded shore of azure waters Yet holidays to Ölü deniz can span far beyond the warmth of its immaculate beaches and luscious seascapes (Posted: 2009-02-11)
   
   
2. Where can I travel in Uganda? Written by: Limotek
   Located in East Africa, Uganda borders the most vibrant East African nation Kenya to the east and other countries like Tanzania, Sudan and Congo. The geographical scenery of Uganda is a marvel constituting of picturesque mountains, hills, lakes and wildlife filled plains. This country also prides in a diverse cultural heritage. (Posted: 2009-02-11)
   
   
3. Dream Holiday in a Short-term Apartment in Florence Written by: Leone Cardelli
   An increasing number of visitors to Florence are investing in short-term holiday apartments that give them the feeling of staying in a home away from home After all, where else will you find the kind of luxury that an apartment will give you (Posted: 2009-02-11)
   
   
4. Tips to Party in Rio Next New Years Eve Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
   Life is about choices No (Posted: 2009-02-11)
   
   
5. Villas and Hot Spring Spas in the Tuscany Region Written by: Leone Cardelli
   If you are planning to visit Tuscany for your next holiday, you may well begin right now A vacation at Tuscany with lots of holiday resorts promises to be an unforgettable experience of a lifetime (Posted: 2009-02-11)
   
   
6. Marvels in the Etruscan Coast Written by: Leone Cardelli
   The playground of the Etruscan Coast is one of the many undiscovered villages with an advantage over others of its type in terms of human development and natural reserves It is the resting place of many a tourist and a destination where peace reigns (Posted: 2009-02-10)
   
   
7. Islands In Africa Written by: Matthew Kepnes
   Besides the South Pacific, one of the best places in the world to discover undeveloped, stunning tropical islands is in Africa Most are undeveloped and do not have a big tourist industry, they are often very rugged, the water is crystal clear, the wildlife abundant, and their beaches are made of beautiful white sand (Posted: 2009-02-10)
   
   
8. Reasons To See Paris Written by: Matthew Kepnes
   Everyone knows Paris Everyone loves it It’s the city of love and delicious food, of fine wine and culture, of beauty and class (Posted: 2009-02-10)
   
   
9. How To Save For A Round The World Trip Written by: Matthew Kepnes
   One of the reasons that people stay away from extended travel is because they feel it is costly and think they won’t save enough This is untrue (Posted: 2009-02-10)
   
   
10. Sardinia Holiday Houses: A Great Alternative to Hotels in Sardinia Written by: Moe Tamani
    Sardinia holiday houses are a terrific way to experience all of the culture, history, and tradition that this island has to offer While renting Sardinia holiday houses is certainly not for everyone, there are some great benefits for others (Posted: 2009-02-10)
    
    
11. Cagliari, Sardinia: A Mediterranean Gem Written by: Moe Tamani
    Cagliari is the capital city of Sardinia, which is a region of Italy There are about 160,000 people that live directly in the city, but over half a million live in the entire metropolitan area suburbs (Posted: 2009-02-10)
    
    
12. Outstanding Holidays: Sardinia Doesn’t Disappoint Written by: Moe Tamani
    Are you in need of one of those terrific holidays Sardinia may just be your answer (Posted: 2009-02-10)
    
    
13. Sardinia Hotels Offer Elegance and Style Written by: Moe Tamani
    The second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, Sardinia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Europe The summer climate is typical for the Mediterranean area: dry, hot and windy, while the winters are very mild (Posted: 2009-02-10)
    
    
14. Sardinia Holidays: You Can Afford It! Written by: Moe Tamani
    Sardinia holidays have been popular in Europe for just about forever There is so much that this island has to offer (Posted: 2009-02-10)
    
    
15. Luxury Milan – Tips on the Top Five Luxury Experiences in Milan Written by: Joanne Hensman
    Lombardy, the home of Milan, accounts for almost one quarter of the economy of Italy With the huge economic success of the area, and of Milan in particular, it has become a perfect place for luxury holidays and short breaks (Posted: 2009-02-10)
    
    
16. Why go on Holiday in Datca? Written by: Sarah Arnesen
    Turkey is a great place for a holiday, and provides you with a vast range of choice as to where you go, what you do and what you see In fact, the country is so varied that you might be spoilt for choice (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
17. Holiday in Tuscany, Italy: The Chianti Region Written by: Andrea Leoni
    Chianti is the name of the region while its name has become synonymous with wines The region is replete with lots of exotic wines made with fruits and grapes from some of the world’s best vineyards (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
18. Top Five Things to do to Relax on a City Break in Istanbul Written by: Sarah Arnesen
    Everyone likes to relax a little on holiday Some people like to spend the whole holiday relaxing, some prefer to be climbing steep mountainsides or diving into the ocean depths (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
19. Getting the Most Out of Your Greece Adventure Written by: Nick Nikolis
    Greece is one of the most exciting and popular tourist destinations in the world With its rich ancient history, mythology, archaic buildings, and fabulous weather, its a great venue for first-time and seasoned travelers alike (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
20. Sunny Beach Apartments – Affordable Beach Holidays in Bulgaria Written by: Stefan Valev
    Sunny Beach is the largest beach resort on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast It annually attracts hundreds of thousands of holiday seekers from Germany, Ireland, Russia, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and a number of other countries (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
21. Where can I travel in Spain? Written by: Limotek
    Spain is a fairly large country located on the southwest of Europe and has several cities that are home to breath taking sites and landmarks. The official language spoken in this exceptional country is Spanish also called Castilian. Spain has several cities that have their different tourist attractions and they all have a well laid infrastructure. Transport in Spanish cities is generally very good as there are efficient bus and rail systems. Transport is also offered by taxis and metros. (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
22. Where can I travel in Ireland? Written by: Limotek
    Home to the capital, Dublin, it holds a population of more than two million people with the main language, English, with close to 75% of the population speaking Irish which is very common on the western coast. Irish is a Celtic language with Indo-European roots, sometimes referred to as Gaelic- which refers to the Scottish language. It should correctly be defined as Irish Gaelic. The name Gaelic is derived from the word Gale, the name given to the Celts. The Irish word for the language is Gaelige. (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
23. Tips For Traveling in Egypt Written by: Nick Nikolis
    From its seaside resorts to its historical artifacts, Egypt has a lot to offer its visitors But finding a place to stay in a country with a housing shortage is not always simple, and this guide will help you find accommodations as comfortably and easily as possible (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
24. Finding Accommodation in Cyprus Written by: Nick Nikolis
    Cyprus is located in the East Mediterranean The local population consists largely of Greek people (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
25. Where can I travel in Brazil? Written by: Limotek
    Brazil is the largest country in South America with a population of approximately 191 million people and famous for its football tradition and annual carnival. (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
26. Private Villa For Rent In Akumal, Mexico Written by: M Gravlee
    You can enjoy a memorable vacation in our private villa located directly on a white sandy beach in South Akumal, Mexico Villa Paraiso is truly a “house in paradise” set in a lush tropical paradise usually associated with the South Pacific (Posted: 2009-02-09)
    
    
27. Where are the best places to visit in Vienna, Austria? Written by: Limotek
    Vienna city is nothing short of magnificent for any kind of visitor looking for excitement and a rich cultural experience. Vienna is the capital city of Austria as well as one of Austria states with a population of over two million people. Throughout the year, Vienna receives a large number of visitors from Europe and beyond and it does not disappoint as it has so much to offer. The main language used all over Vienna is German, although it is quite easy to get travel packages in other languages including English. (Posted: 2009-02-07)
    
    
28. Activities at Glacier National Park Written by: Anthony Williams
    Glacier National Park is located along the Rocky Mountains in the northwest corner of Montana It is a perfect place to visit for outdoor enthusiasts and those who appreciate nature (Posted: 2009-02-06)
    
    
29. Where are the best places to visit in Paris, France? Written by: Limotek
    It is not surprising that France is the top tourist destination in the world. This is largely as a result of the massive attractions it has to offer to every type of traveller. France offers a spectacular variety of scenery from the mountain ranges of the Alps and Purenees to the beautiful river valleys of the Loire, Rhone, and Dordogne and the flatter countryside of Normandy and the Atlantic Ocean. (Posted: 2009-02-06)
    
    
30. Windsurfers Escape to the Sun in Tenerife Written by: Dan Williams
    You would be amazed how easy is it to escape a dreary UK winter and spend some time under the warm rays of the Mediterranean sun Picture this, it’s Thursday lunchtime, you turn off your computer in the office, say goodbye to your colleagues, pick up your rucksack and board bag and take a short cab ride to the station (Posted: 2009-02-06)
    
    
31. Where are the best places to visit in Madrid, Spain? Written by: Limotek
    Bubbly is an understatement when referring to the capital city of Spain, Madrid. It has a population of over three million people and their main language is Spanish. With its large population, this city is a big one drawing massive numbers of tourists coming to savour its rich cultural, historical and modern attractions. (Posted: 2009-02-06)
    
    
32. Blizzard Beach In Orlando Written by: Macon Gravlee
    Blizzard Beach Where in the world is Blizzard Beach (Posted: 2009-02-06)
    
    
33. Do All Car Rental Companies Offer One-Way Rentals? Written by: A. Nutt
    Car rental companies are all about satisfying their customers, so they offer a wide array of services Some of the services are needed and others are not (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
34. Top Five Resorts For a Holiday in Turkey Written by: Sarah Arnesen
    If you are planning on taking a holiday in Turkey, you’ll have plenty of options to choose from The stunning city of Istanbul, with its stunning architecture and vibrant atmosphere, is a real highlight, as are the sights to be seen at classical ruins such as Pergamum, Troy, Ephesus (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
35. What are the best places to visit in Edinburgh Scotland? Written by: Limotek
    Being the capital city of Scotland and the second largest Scottish city after Glassglow, Edinburgh is also famous for the many tourist attractions distributed throughout this city. It has a total resident population of 448,625. The language spoken here is English. Edinburgh is recognised as the second most visited destination after London, it attracts close to 1 million visitors a year. (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
36. Five of the Finest Menorca Beaches Written by: Brenda Jaaback
    Menorca is famed as one of the most relaxing holiday destinations in Europe Less touristic than Mallorca or the Costas, it offers a traditional island culture, relaxed atmosphere and stunning natural attractions (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
37. Bars and Nightlife Make Phoenix a Great Travel Destination Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    Phoenix is a fast moving and very fast growing city so when Phoenicians are looking to let their hair down and unwind, they also have some of one of the best bar scenes in the country to take advantage of Here we'll take a look at some of the best bars in town where you can kick back and relax in some of the best bars in town without having to worry about whether you have to try them all to find a good one for you (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
38. The Top 5 Different Things to do in Phoenix, Arizona Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    Spending vacation time in Phoenix will give you access to a range of activities and interests you never knew existed; the area is full of great shops, restaurants, hotels and all the traditional things you'd expect to see in a tourist destination You will also find a great deal more and to give you some ideas we've compiled the top five tourist day trip ideas for you and your family to enjoy (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
39. Phoenix, Arizona - Odd Facts and a Potted History Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    Phoenix, Arizona is the second largest city in the West with only Los Angeles larger; Phoenix is a major center not only as a place to work and live but also in terms of connections with the surrounding western United States, culture and fun The city was founded in 1881 however there have been people living on the site for much, much longer (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
40. The Top Seven Tourist Attractions in Phoenix Arizona Written by: Larry Reaves
    Phoenix is a great place to spend a vacation and looking at some of the top tourist attractions you will soon see why Phoenix may be a desert city but there is nothing wanting about this thriving metropolis or the attractions on offer for visitors (Posted: 2009-02-05)
    
    
41. The Top 5 Museums and Art Centers in Phoenix Arizona Written by: Larry Reaves
    Phoenix has developed an envious reputation as being the cultural center for the Southwest and certainly dominates the art, music and cultural scene in the Mountain region of the United States No visit to Phoenix can be complete without a trip to the many museums and art centers that have established their home here (Posted: 2009-02-04)
    
    
42. Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Written by: M Gravlee
    Mention the words “Great Golf Courses” and automatically the first thing which quickly comes to mind is an image of the largest and the most successful of all golf course undertakings ever designed in the entire world – that of the Robert Trent Jones golf trail In the late 1980's, two very major ideas were on the mind of Dr (Posted: 2009-02-04)
    
    
43. Where to Find the One Way Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    One way car rental is available through out the world It is a relatively recent development within the industry, previously to hire a car and drop it off in an alternative location came with an expensive premium (Posted: 2009-02-04)
    
    
44. Where to Find the Best 4x4 Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    If you are used to driving a large 4x4 vehicle or you just want to experience it whilst on holiday hiring a 4x4 in Spain couldn’t be easier If you know your trip is going to take you to some of the more remote areas of the country or you will be travelling along untracked roads a hire 4x4 car could help you immensely (Posted: 2009-02-04)
    
    
45. Top Five Cities to Visit on a Holiday in North Africa Written by: Kieron Sellens
    Top Five Cities to Visit on a Holiday in North Africa North Africa is a veritable treasure trove of amazing sights, sounds and situations for you to explore From the shifting sands of the Sahara Desert to the crowded city streets of the area’s Kasbahs, there is no end to the wonders and excitement that you can discover (Posted: 2009-02-04)
    
    
46. Where to Find the Best Luxury Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    When you are taking a Luxury holiday in Spain and have spent a lot of money on your luxury accommodation, you should expect this feel from the start of your trip to the very end Booking a luxury car hire will mean you travel in style, comfort and will have some fantastic memories to look back upon (Posted: 2009-02-04)
    
    
47. Where are the best places to visit in Cardiff, Wales? Written by: Limotek
    Cardiff, the capital city of Wales is an all inclusive tourist destination for all your getaway needs. This magnificent city has a population of slightly over 300,000 people with this population growing by the day. The people here speak in a variety of languages having moved from sticking to Welsh to exploring English, Latin, Norse and Norman-French. (Posted: 2009-02-04)
    
    
48. A Brief History of Phoenix, Arizona Written by: Larry Reaves
    Settlement in the Valley of the Sun (known locally as simply "The Valley") has been documented as far back as 1,200 years when Native Americans known as the Hohokam Indians settled in the area The Hohokam were farmers and created the irrigation channels and pathways that the modern city was founded upon but unfortunately, around the 1400's they simply disappeared from the area (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
49. The Society for the Performing Arts in Houston, Texas Written by: Larry Reaves
    The Society for Performing Arts in Houston is the largest non-profit organization of its kind in the entire Southwest and brings to Houston players and arts from around the world to complement the significant resident performing arts companies who call Houston home Jones Hall is the primary venue for SPA performances and was created thanks to the generosity of Jesse Jones, a notable Houston philanthropist and patron of the arts (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
50. An Overview of Phoenix, Arizona as a Vacation Destination Written by: Larry Reaves
    Originally the founder wanted to name the old settlement in honor of the Civil War general, but the early settlers would have none of it Lord Dappa hit upon the suggestion that the town was rising from the ruins of the ancient Hohokam settlement and so Phoenix was baptized and the name stuck (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
51. Where are the best places to visit in Brussels, Belgium? Written by: Limotek
    If you are looking for a more promising spot to surround yourself with spectacular scenery, then Switzerland is definitely the place to be. It is modern Europe at its best and of all its cities; Bern is one of the most charming of places. It’s a tiny city with approximately 130,000 inhabitants and it has a lot to offer the traveler. (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
52. The Top 4 Vacation Destination Days Out in Houston Written by: Larry Reaves
    Looking for that something special to do when you take a trip to Houston - well here we are going to preview four of the top rated attractions for a family day out which will help you plan your trip and show you what is on offer Houston Space Center The Houston Space Center is repeatedly ranked as the top tourist and visitor attraction in Houston (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
53. The Top 3 Comedy Clubs in Houston to See on Your Vacation Written by: Larry Reaves
    Houston may be the home of big oil and cowboys but there is also a very lively comedy scene going on as part of the backdrop of provided by Houston's nightlife Comedy clubs have sprung up in the last ten years or so as audiences have demanded better comedies and more performances than the restricted venues were able to provide but it is the older clubs which still dominate the scene in Houston (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
54. Houston is the City of Culture Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    Houston may be better known as a thriving metropolis with a deep water port and huge oil industry but the image of longhorns and cowboy boots is a misnomer Houston boasts one of the most culturally diverse and active communities in the United States and the world - in fact, Houston is one of the few places west of the Mississippi which has permanent, year round resident companies in all of the major performing arts (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
55. Sam Houston: Texas Hero and Houston's Patriarch Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    The City of Houston is named for General Sam Houston, one of Texas' heroes and without whom the state would never have won its independence from Mexico and Generalissimo Santa Anna in 1836 Though Houston is itself one of the largest cities in the United States, the legend of Sam Houston is still greater and here we shall take a look at this true American hero (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
56. Top Six Days Vacationing Out in Houston Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    Houston is one of the largest cities in the United States and you are not going to be able to take everything in one trip which is why so many people probably keep coming back again and again Here we give you our top six pick of the best attractions Houston has to offer for visitors so you can shortlist which you want to see while you are enjoying your vacation (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
57. The Best Museums in Houston For Your Vacation Dollars Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    Houston is one of the largest metropolis' in the United States and has a long cultural history given its huge wealth and multicultural diversity Many people fail to understand just what a culturally diverse city Houston truly is until they discover the reality for themselves and here we are going to take a look at some of the best museums in Houston providing one of the very best and interesting days out for you and your family when you come to visit (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
58. 5 Reasons to Make a Jamaica Vacation Itinerary Written by: Boris Ralston
    If you are traveling to Jamaica, you may wish to arrive at your all-inclusive resort and “wing it,’ it from there Carefree vacations are nice, but there are a number of benefits to creating a trip itinerary (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
59. Dos and Don’ts of Planning a Jamaica Family Vacation Written by: Dominiq Gallagher
    Did you and your family make a list of family vacation ideas Have you combed through that list and decided that Jamaica is one of the best family vacation destinations (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
60. The Perfect Vacation For Pet Owners Written by: Shane Eubanks
    If you happen to have a dog and wish to share your vacations with your pets in tow, then you may often encounter a whole host of problems There is the fear that in a hotel there is the possibility of disturbing those who are renting rooms above, below, and beside you, should the dog bark or make other noises (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
61. The Ngorongoro Crater – The Jewel on the Serengeti Ecosystem’s Crown Written by: Solomon Okila
    The Ngorongoro Crater is one of the world’s greatest spectacles, at least in terms of wildlife viewing Its magical setting and abundance in African wildlife never fails to fascinate visitors (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
62. Dos and Don’ts of Booking a Jamaica Vacation Written by: Danielle Needham
    Do you want to travel to Jamaica If so, you are sure to have the vacation of a lifetime (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
63. Choose the Perfect All-Inclusive Jamaica Resort in 5 Easy Steps Written by: Sarah Avery
    Are you planning a trip to Jamaica If this is your first time visiting the island, you may wonder which all-inclusive resort is the best (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
64. A Brief History of Houston, Texas Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States and the largest city in Texas and is also credited as a global city It is a vibrant metropolis with a broad based economy and an enormous range of cultural activities and recreational opportunities (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
65. The Houston Space Center - The Number One Tourist Attraction in Houston Written by: Lawrence J. Reaves
    The Houston Space Center is the top tourist attraction in Houston and it is very easy to see why more schools and private visitors come here than any other tourist attraction in this great city President Kennedy threw down the challenge for America to reach the moon by the end of the 1960's and the story of mankind's first steps on the moon and even further into the depths of space are preserved here at the Space Center (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
66. How Safe Are Disney World Resorts? Written by: A Nutt
    It’s very important to keep an eye on your children at all times whenever you are in an unfamiliar place Knowing where your kids are at all times is crucial to their safety (Posted: 2009-02-03)
    
    
67. An Interview With Leo Babauta Author of the Power of Less (and Zen Habits) Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    I love to interview someone who is not just "talking the talk" (lots of that out there), but rather someone who is truly "walking the walk" and Leo Babauta is just that guy His blog Zen Habits has made it in 12 short months to being one of Technorati top-100 blogs in the world and has accomplished more in 12 months than most people accomplish in 12 years (Posted: 2009-02-02)
    
    
68. Beware of Pickpockets in Barcelona Written by: Andrea Delucia
    Tell friends you are taking a city break to Barcelona and the word 'pickpocket' always seems to crop up The city has a reputation for petty crime which blights its otherwise excellent name as one of the most civilised cities in Europe (Posted: 2009-02-02)
    
    
69. Insider's Guide to the Beach of Barcelona Written by: Ken Sand
    Barcelona is one of the most popular cities in Europe Tourists visit the proud Mediterreanean port city far more than they visit the capital of Spain, and Barcelona's rival city, Madrid (Posted: 2009-02-02)
    
    
70. Weather of Istanbul: When is the Best Time to Visit? Written by: Ken Sand
    If you haven’t been to Turkey for a summer holiday you should actually be ashamed of yourself Whether you are interested into culture, sunshine, shopping or having fun, Turkey gives you what you want (Posted: 2009-02-02)
    
    
71. Tips For Untouristy Tourists: Istanbul’s Hidden Treasures Written by: Turkay Aykut
    Istanbul is the jewel of Turkey, the land of exceptional cultural and natural treasures, country of contrasts and contradictions, history filled with epic episodes If you already had chance to visit this beautiful city, probably you’re waiting for the day to go back (Posted: 2009-02-02)
    
    
72. Top Attractions in Tenerife Written by: Dan Williams
    Winter sun breaks on the island of Tenerife are enjoyed by many people, especially those seeking an escape from the harsher winter weather of northern Europe Faced with at least 4 months of short days, cold temperatures and potentially wet weather, the warm dry winter climate of the island of Tenerife is obviously very attractive to northern Europeans and can be reached using one of the many flights to the island provided by low cost airlines (Posted: 2009-02-02)
    
    
73. Planning Your Holiday Through the Internet? We Can Help! Written by: Desmo Boss
    Sell Off Vacations Website Most of us spend a lot of time and money on our holidays, yet rarely do we take the trouble to plan them properly (Posted: 2009-01-31)
    
    
74. Where are the best places to visit in Bern, Switzerland? Written by: Limotek
    If you are looking for a more promising spot to surround yourself with spectacular scenery, then Switzerland is definitely the place to be. It is modern Europe at its best and of all its cities; Bern is one of the most charming of places. It’s a tiny city with approximately 130,000 inhabitants and it has a lot to offer the traveler. (Posted: 2009-01-31)
    
    
75. Arizona Winter Getaways - From Golfing to Shopping Written by: Shari Hearn
    Got an itch to travel this winter, but not sure where to go How about a place where you can find great hiking, golfing, skiing, shopping, and ruins to explore (Posted: 2009-01-31)
    
    
76. Hang Gliding In Rio Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    The last goal I had on my 2009 dreamline was to hang glide off a mountain in Rio This was one of those goals that I kind of didn't really know what I was getting myself into until the day it happened (Posted: 2009-01-31)
    
    
77. An Interview With A Monaco Jet Set Concierge Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    The following is an exclusive interview with Michael Costache a Jet Set concierge living and working in Monaco 1 (Posted: 2009-01-31)
    
    
78. Where are the best places to visit in Berlin Germany? Written by: Limotek
    Germany has come to be known the world over as an exciting tourist destination with so much to offer its locals as well as foreign visitors. Germany is famous with its museums, theatres, and for having a rich cultural experience. (Posted: 2009-01-31)
    
    
79. The Importance of Researching Jamaica Vacations Written by: Richard Teesdale
    If you want to take a trip to Jamaica, you may just make your travel arrangements and head down when your travel dates arrive Yes, this is good, but have you considered researching Jamaica vacations (Posted: 2009-01-31)
    
    
80. Choosing a Jamaica Tour Written by: Tony Hagar
    Are you in the process of planning a trip to Jamaica After making your all-inclusive Jamaica travel arrangements, you will start to examine nearby attractions and activities (Posted: 2009-01-30)
    
    
81. Maybe Marco Polo Didn't Go There, But Rolf Potts Did Written by: Kimberly Ann Murgatroyd
    As a self-proclaimed jet setter, you may be asking why I would want to interview Rolf Potts, since he is a vagabonder The answer is simple (Posted: 2009-01-30)
    
    
82. Where are the best places to visit in Amsterdam, Holland? Written by: Limotek
    Do you have passion for travel? Then Amsterdam has much to offer the traveler. It is the capital and largest city of the Netherlands with a population of approximately 747, 290. There are a number of attractions that will vie for your attention when you visit Amsterdam. It is a compact area that includes scenic canals, world class art museums, great shopping, the city’s famed “Red Light District”, and all the rage restaurants and bars. (Posted: 2009-01-30)
    
    
83. Why Go on a Trekking Holiday? Written by: Joanne Hensman
    Why Go On a Trekking Holiday There is a huge amount of choice out there if you’re looking to take a well earned break (Posted: 2009-01-30)
    
    
84. Boutique Hotels in Bangkok: Living the Jet Set Life Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    It drives me crazy to hear people write Bangkok off as a city full of nothing more than girly bars and market stalls hawking designer bag rip-offs Now, if pole dancing and faux Prada is your scene, I am not denying that they can both be found aplenty in the City of Angels (Posted: 2009-01-30)
    
    
85. Finding the Best Backpack Written by: Tom Tessin
    Whether you're attending college or you're going to hike across the country, it's important that you find the right backpack Your backpack is in the heart of your college life, as well as your hiking experiences (Posted: 2009-01-30)
    
    
86. Five Highlights of Cala Galdana Written by: Brenda Jaaback
    Cala Galdana – known as the “Queen of the Calas”, is justifiably one of the most popular resorts on the island of Menorca, and is regarded as one of the finest family friendly resorts in the Mediterranean Whether you choose to stay in a resort hotel or in one of the many villas in Cala Galdana, you’ll be treated to stunning landscapes, a charming resort town, and the best beach in Menorca (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
87. Gulet Cruising Holidays in Turkey Written by: Sarah Arnesen
    January 2009 – Gulet Cruising Holidays in Turkey Turkey is an incredible country, with amazing weather, a huge range of perfect beaches and interesting, ancient ruins for you to explore You can visit them on land if you want, but that involves long hours of road travel, and you may well end up spending half of your holiday in Turkey in the car (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
88. What are the best places to visit in Dublin Ireland? Written by: Limotek
    Are you planning to visit an economic, administrative and cultural centre which has a fast growing population of 505,739? Com and enjoy one of best tourist attractions, the City of Dublin, the capital city of Ireland and experience its calming nature. The official language spoken is Irish. (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
89. Visitor Info For Fife in Scotland Written by: Ram Singh
    Fife is situated in East Scotland on a peninsula, sharing boundaries with North Sea in the east, Firth of Tay in the north and Firth of Forth in south Its western border is partially eclipsed behind many of Ochill hills (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
90. The Best Hotels in 5 Cuban Cities Written by: Emma Lelliott
    A holiday in Cuba presents a beguiling mixture of colonial cities, Caribbean coastline, unique cultural mix and a vibrant island atmosphere While the beach resorts on the island (such as Varadero and Guardalavaca) are hugely popular, those who want to get a real taste of Cuban culture would be well advised to spend time in the cities (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
91. Rochester MN Flag, Demographics, And Economics Written by: George Wellington
    There are many characteristics about Rochester, MN that make it unique A number of different factors add to this uniqueness, including the city flag, the number and type of people that make up the city, and the city’s economy (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
92. New Terminal Improves Flights to Paphos Written by: Dan Williams
    Paphos airport in Cyprus has received its fair share of critics over the years In short the airport was not fit for purpose following an explosion of tourism traffic over the past few years (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
93. Cheap Parking At Manchester Airport Written by: Tony Scott
    I often use Manchester airport for going on a business trip abroad and I use Manchester airport parking rather frequently This has forced me to be something of an expert on Manchester Airport car parking and where to source cheaper airport parking (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
94. Where to Find the Best Convertible Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    Imagine renting a convertible car hire and driving through the beautiful twisting scenery of the Pyrenees or cruising along the fashionable boulevards of Paris in a convertible car hire with the roof down This used to be an unimaginable prospect but not any more when you rent a luxury convertible car hire during your holiday for a fraction of what a convertible car would cost to buy (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
95. Where to Find the Best Economy Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    Hiring a car can quite often be the cheapest option of transport when on holiday; especially if you are travelling with a small group or a family Hiring a car means you won’t have to pay expensive airport taxi transfers or rely on taxis during your stay (Posted: 2009-01-29)
    
    
96. Where to Find the Best Discount Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    If you are holidaying, visiting your property with friends or travelling with business partners a discount hire car may be a necessity rather than a convenience If you are travelling to Spain and have to hire a car you want to get the very best discount price (Posted: 2009-01-28)
    
    
97. Where to Find the Best Diesel Car Hire Written by: Michael J Lee
    There can be distinct advantages when driving a diesel car, hiring one when you visit Spain can mean you make great savings on fuel costs Although Diesel is a little more expensive than petrol at the pumps it can sometimes produce twice as many miles per gallon in a car when compared to petroleum (Posted: 2009-01-28)
    
    
98. Luxury Yacht Charter in the Mediterranean - Chartering Sailboats Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    For many people, the idea of Mediterranean boat charter represents the ultimate in dream holiday experiences However, given the fact that Mediterranean yacht rental is generally associated with extremely high-costs, most people believe that they will never be in the financial position to pursue their interest (Posted: 2009-01-28)
    
    
99. Luxury Motor Yacht Charter in the Mediterranean Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    If you are under the impression that in order to charter a Mediterranean yacht you need to be either a Premiership footballer or a Russian oligarch, then you are only partially correct While it is true that some luxury yacht charters in the Mediterranean are extremely expensive (with prices of more than 25,000 euros per person/week), there are alternatives which are far more affordable (Posted: 2009-01-28)
    
    
100. Luxury Yacht Charter Mediterranean: Destinations Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
     For many people, the ultimate idea of decadence is to laze in the Mediterranean sun aboard the decks of a luxury yacht However, as with all things in life, you can have too much of a good thing, and all but the most lethargic of individuals would agree that such indulgence can soon become tiresome (Posted: 2009-01-28)
     
     

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