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Barcelona is Spain's second-largest city and is the capital of the Catalonia region. Located on the seaside in northern Spain, Barcelona is renowned worldwide for its cosmopolitan culture, amazing architecture and the verve and vitality of the … [Read more...]
Thailand is blessed with some of the world's most attractive beaches. There are still a number of these beaches that haven't yet been overtaken by the pressures of mass tourism. Experienced travelers recognize that the beauty of these untouched … [Read more...]
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Have you already developed your travel bucket list of those places that you know that you must visit before you die? The article "From bucket list to 'booked it': A 4-step plan for making your travel dreams a reality" on Mashable provides a very … [Read more...]
Monthly Travel Bulletin - Jan 2017 Welcome Back Well, the Christmas break is behind us, and no doubt we're all getting … [Read more...]
You can find Christmas Town at MacAdenville, North Carolina. It is a small town where they change the name of their village to Christmas Town USA every December to get into the Christmas spirit. They also provide free hot chocolate and … [Read more...]
Looking for a different place to visit this Christmas? Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a great place to visit this coming holiday season. It’s quite likely that you’ll experience a White Christmas in Edinburgh, and you’ll be … [Read more...]
Monthly Travel Bulletin – Dec 2016 Welcome As the editor of our new travel bulletin, I want to offer a very warm welcome to you, the interested … [Read more...]
Niagara Falls is actually a group of three waterfalls that sit across the border of Ontario, Canada and New York, USA. These three waterfalls are the American Falls and the Bridal Veil Falls, which lie on the American side of the border, and the … [Read more...]
The Kaieteur Falls is located on Guyana’s Potaro River, in the Amazon forest. It is claimed to be the world's highest single-drop falls, with an average of about 180,000 gallons of water shooting over an 800-foot cliff every second. … [Read more...]
