Man has landed on moon and ventured deep into oceans. It is hard to believe that there are places right here on this planet, where mankind has still not been able to plant its stamp of modernization. According to a research there are almost a hundred ‘lost tribes’ that don’t have any contact with the outside world, or rather the outside world has failed to breach the barriers of their secured life and they are still holding on to their ancient cultures and languages in rainforests around the globe. Read the rest of Tribes of the Amazon Rainforest »

Comments: 4 Sep 20th, 2007
by E Cho

1/ Cancun, Mexico is currently the most popular spring break destination among North American college students. With its entire economy planned around party tourism and active marketing for the college student, spring breakers can’t go wrong planning a trip to Cancun. Beautiful beaches, round the clock partying, and good travel deals make Cancun the top destination for spring break. Tips to remember for the Cancun spring break: be sure your hotel is friendly to spring break antics, check to see if a shuttle service is offered to local clubs, and try to book at an all-inclusive resort where you won’t have to commute about town for your meals.
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Comments: 0 Sep 13th, 2007
by E Cho

Taking the annual family vacation has always included the children and, sometimes, the mother-in-law, but has not readily included the family pet. Fido is usually relegated to staying at home, wondering if his family will ever return. But it doesn’t have to be that way…if the trip is planned right the family pet can enjoy the vacation just as much as Grandma and everyone else.
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Comments: 1 Sep 12th, 2007
by E Cho

The top kid-friendly destination in the world is still Orlando, Florida. It’s tough to beat the otherworldly experience that the professionals at Disneyworld are able to provide. However, Disneyworld represents only a quarter of the parks Disney operates in the Orlando area which makes Orlando the ultimate kid-friendly destination. Disney also operates Epcot Center adjacent to Disneyworld and also, movie-themed MGM Studios, and the animal-themed Animal Kingdom. But Disney isn’t the only theme park operator in Orlando; Universal Studios is also there, Sea World, along with Cypress Gardens, the nature park Silver Springs, and Busch Gardens just outside of Tampa. Families can spend years returning to Orlando with different parks populating their itineraries.
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Comments: 0 Sep 11th, 2007
by E Cho

With the state of the world today, recycling is one of the huge issues right now. Being conscientious about the environment can be taken to extremes you would never imagine and these hotels have definitely taking it to that point but doing it so well it becomes a thrill to just be a part of it. Read the rest of Three Strange Recycled Hotels »

Comments: 0 Sep 6th, 2007
by E Cho

It’s quite easy to find the spots where the Hollywood stars like to visit. Often times their visits populate the headlines of the paparazzi rags on the day after a particularly fun filled evening. Hollywood is not a huge area encompassed entirely by the city of Los Angeles and can be loosely defined as the area between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood on the west, the Golden State Freeway and Hyperion Avenue on the east, Mulholland Drive and Laurel Canyon to the north and Melrose Avenue to the south. Drive around the area and look for the lined-up paparazzi and the Hollywood stars are sure to be there. But, there are several Hollywood clubs that are regularly attended by the Hollywood famous. Perhaps you can get to one of these clubs early and stake your claim at a table.
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Comments: 0 Sep 4th, 2007
by E Cho