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Iceland After the Ash Cloud: 6 Must-See Attractions
With a population of over 300,000 and an area of twice the size of Ireland, who would have thought such a small country could wreak so much havoc on Europe’s aviation industry. The ash cloud caused by the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull has made this place most unpopular for inconvenienced travelers, but let’s not be too ... More
Notable Dragon Boat Festivals in Asia
“Double Fifth” is an auspicious day on the Chinese Lunar Calendar. The fifth day of the fifth month coincides with one of the most important traditional holidays in China, Southeast Asia and East Asia: Duanwu. Duanwu, or Tuen Ng Jit in Cantonese, honours the life and death of Qu Yuan. The eminent pre-Qin Dynasty scholar is ... More
The 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi
The Commonwealth Games celebrates the athletic exploits of sovereign states once part of the vast British Empire. One explicit intention of the Olympic-style event is to foster a sense of unity among nations who, because of a mutual experience and history through links to the Crown, share a common bond (or bondage, as it was). ... More
Kos – The Greek Island Paradise of Hippocrates
Famous as the home of Hippocrates, the father of medicine, Kos is a superb summer destination. The clear blue waters of the Aegean, lush vegetation and mountain landscapes help make the island a perfect destination. Photo by bazylek The island of Hippocrates is especially popular in summer, but since there are visitors who prefer the peace and ... More
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The 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi
posted in Asia, FCS, Featured . posted by Ian on July 23, 2010 . 5 Comments
The Commonwealth Games celebrates the athletic exploits of sovereign states once part of the vast British Empire. One explicit intention of the Olympic-style event is to foster a sense of unity among nations who, because of a mutual experience and history through links to the Crown, share a common bond (or bondage, as it was). … More
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Five Best Vienna Hotels
posted in Europe . posted by Alex Ion on July 31, 2010 . No Comments
The capital of Austria is replete with countless cultural monuments and architectural gems. These five hotels in Vienna offer visitors comfort, luxury and no-hassle access to the city’s best attractions.
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The Ring
The Ring is ideal for tourists who want a chic, central location in Vienna’s Innere Stadt old town. The fashionable hotel is part … More
What to Eat and Drink in Kuala Lumpur
posted in Asia, World Cuisines . posted by Alex Ion on July 28, 2010 . 3 Comments
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is a convergence point for multiple cultures. Muslims from India and South Asia, Buddhist Chinese and expatriates from around the world all call the vibrant metropolis home. Like many other notable food destinations on the continent, a marriage of immigrant traditions and indigineous cuisine makes KL a delicious hot … More
Three Perfect Destinations for French Wine Lovers
posted in Europe . posted by Florin Nedelcu on July 27, 2010 . 9 Comments
Viticulture is a vital component of France’s national identity. As a nation, France produces more wine than any other country in the world, with the occasional and notable exception of Italy. For passionate connoisseurs and newcomers alike, Bourgogne, Bordeaux and the Rhône stand out as remarkable destinations to immerse yourself in French wine culture.
Bourgogne/Burgundy
Archaeological evidence … More
Mountain Biking in Europe: The Alps
posted in Europe . posted by Dave Emery on July 26, 2010 . 4 Comments
The majestic Alps represent one of the greatest destinations for mountain biking in Europe. This unspoiled and beautiful mountain chain stretches over seven countries and offers some priceless sights you won’t find anywhere else. If you’re looking for the most convenient and cost-effective way to see all the inherent natural wonders of the Alps, consider … More
Five Military Museums to Visit in Brisbane
posted in Australia & NZ . posted by Florin Nedelcu on July 20, 2010 . No Comments
Brisbane’s immediate geography is synonymous with beach and sun, but the city offers a lot more than coastal bliss. Queensland’s capital for one, connects visitors to a turbulent and fascinating past with a series of superb military museums.
Queensland Military Memorial Museum
Photo by Figaro
Featuring over 2,000 items, from weapons to uniforms dating back to the early … More
Macau: The City Beyond The Casinos
posted in Asia . posted by Dave Emery on July 19, 2010 . 6 Comments
Like Hong Kong, Macau is a Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. The South China Sea territory attracts a mass of annual tourists with a shiny collection of Vegas-style resorts. Beyond the casinos however, Macau has a superb heritage to discover.
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