| Infrastructure Improvements Needed to Attract Foreign Tourists | | 2008-08-25 05:59:00 | | This was noted by Ms, Carmen Marienberg, General Manager of La Residence Hotel & Spa (Hue) in an interview with a reporter from Communist Party of Viet Nam Online News about her opinion regarding Vietnam’s tourism potential.
Please tell us about your business activities during the first half of 2008?
Set on a two hectare site with 200 meters of frontage on the fabled Perfume River, the hotel... | | By: Vietnam Business Finance News | | |
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| New Travel Survey Finds French Tourists Are Booking The Most Hotel Rooms In The U.S. | | 2008-08-13 05:10:00 | | With the euro and other foreign currencies trading favorably against the dollar, this summer is a good time for international tourists to visit the U.S. So who's coming to America?Recently, Booking.com www.booking.com - the Amsterdam-based international online hotel reservation service that is part of priceline.com (PCLN:priceline com inc com newNews, chart, profile, morePCLN 100.82, -1.82, -1.8%) - surveyed over 10,000 U.S. hotel reservations made by international tourists for this summer to find out which countries were generating the most bookings to the U.S. Booking.com operates in over 65 countries around the world and offers its services in 18 languages.
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| Tourists are Cheering the Republican Revolt | | 2008-08-06 21:29:17 | | Cross posted on Grizzly Groundswell
Okay, this will me my last post on the issue of the Republicans and their “revolt” in the house. I can’t make any promises though because I find this topic very interesting. I think this whole ploy is a stroke of public relations genius in a time when Republicans need [...]... | | By: America's Watchtower | | |
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| Chinese tourists boycott France | | 2008-06-25 03:37:00 | | They are the summer darlings of every top Parisian department store: Chinese tourists who save on hotel costs to lavish their savings on French fashion, perfume and designer labels they cannot buy at home.But this year Paris's boutiques and tour firms have become the latest casualties of the diplomatic row surrounding the Olympic torch protests, as Chinese tourists boycott France as a holiday destination after warnings that it is unpatriotic.Advice to Chinese tourists to stay away from France after pro-Tibet protests in Paris has been circulating on Chinese-language websites and has resulted in cancellations that tour operators in France say could lead to a 50% drop in business.
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| Tourists flocking to Australia cause extra flights to be scheduled | | 2008-06-11 02:40:00 | | Sydney Airport Corporation said 36 extra flights, including one charter flight, have been scheduled for the event, at which organisers expect to attract 125,000 people on Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) visas. Danny Casey, the Chief Operating Officer, said every flight in the lead up to the event is fully booked."World Youth Day is bringing international visitors into Sydney in droves. Sydney is going to come alive this winter with 125,000 young people from more than 170 nations arriving here to celebrate their faith with 100,000 young people from all over Australia," he told the World Youth Day official website. Christopher Brown, the Tourism and Transport Forum Managing Director, said bars, restaurants and hotels are expected to benefit from the tourism boom caused by young people travelling to Australia for the event.
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| Tourists are becoming less afraid to travel to South Africa | | 2008-06-11 02:26:00 | | The survey, a brand-tracking study conducted by SA Tourism, assessed South Africa's core market countries: Kenya, Nigeria, the US, the UK, Australia, France, Germany and the Netherlands.It was first conducted in November 2005 and tracked responses in November 2006, February 2007 and November 2007. It was tabled in parliament in response to a question from the DA's Gareth Morgan.The survey divided participants by country and asked why they did not visit South Africa in the past five years. Two categories were provided - general issues of safety (health, weather, roads, crime) and concerns about their personal safety.
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| More Transportation Options for Tourists | | 2008-05-31 13:14:00 | | During Hue Festival, tourists can travel between Ha Noi to Hue by train
* Tien Giang Transport Corporation has opened a 56km-bus route from My Tho City to My Loi ferry in Go Cong Dong district Saturday. There will be 60 to 70 bus trips a day.
Buses will depart from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Each trip lasts from 80 to 90 minutes.
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| Tourists who are interested to travel around Shimla . | | 2008-05-29 08:48:00 | | Some available tour packages for tourists who are interested to travel around Shimla , generally conducted by different travel agencies in Shimla. Tour No. 1 : Shimla - Kufri - Fagu - Chini Bunglow -Naldehra – Shimla. – It will cost approx. 200 INR per seat. Tour No. 2 : Shimla - Fagu - Matiana - Narkanda – Shimla – It will cost approx. 250 INR per seat. Tour No. 3 : Shimla - Kufri - Chail - Kiarighat - Shimla - It will cost approx. 250 INR per seat. Tour No. 4 : Shimla - Naldehra - Tattapani - Shimla - 250 INR per seat. Tour No. 5 : Shimla - Kufri - Fagu - ChiniBunglow - Shimla - It will cost approx. 175 INR per seat. ... | | By: Travelling from Manali to Rohtangpass by sitting | | |
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| News Flash - French Moroccan tourists killed in accident | | 2008-05-23 03:03:00 | | Correction to our earlier story. The tourists killed in the bus accident which claimed 7 lives was in Morocco. The tourists were Moroccans from France who were on their way home. Thirty two people on the bus, 7 dead and 7 badly injured. Among the dead it is understood that only two were women. There is no more details at this time. Tags: Moroccan Morocco Fes, Maghreb news... | | By: THE VIEW FROM FEZ | | |
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| Ambassador Hello Kitty and Dreamworlds for Tourists | | 2008-05-20 16:02:16 | | Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has named Hello Kitty, the famous feline character mass-produced by Sanrio Co., as its goodwill ambassador to China and Hong Kong. This move is part of the ministry’s “Visit Japan” campaign which aims to attract 10 million visitors each year. AP reports that tourists from China and [...]
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| Dead things and gay tourists …got nothing else. | | 2008-05-08 17:55:48 | | The coroner’s inquest has finally dispensed a verdict in the case of the death of my muse… She bludgeoned herself to death with my writer’s block… I knew I shouldn’t have left it lying around…
What, with all the Blue-Iguana stompings, and gay-tourists being detained by the police for kissing in public around here… One might [...]... | | By: Trouble's Island | | |
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| Surfing lures more foreign tourists to come to West Sumatra | | 2008-04-25 13:09:04 | | Many foreign tourists have arrived in Mentawai Island district in West Sumatra province in their preparation to enjoy surfing in the offshore district waters which was frequently selected as host for World Champions Surfing Series event.The tourists, among others coming from United States, Australia, Britain and Austria, arrived at the island by ferry or hiring boats after landing at Minangkabau International Airport (BIM) in Padang Pariaman district.Martin Daly, head of world surfing agent, Ind... | | By: Visit Indonesia, euy... | | |
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| Warning about bargains as tourists pay for bogus flights to Bali | | 2008-04-23 08:17:00 | | A word of advice for travellers to use a recognised travel company - so they do not get caught in dodgy dealing.The warning follows a police investigation into a New Zealand-based company selling return tickets to Bali online - for flights that do not actually exist.Orewa Police, who are investigating, say at least ten people have paid a thousand dollars by credit card.
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| Cold weather attracts 25,000 tourists to Sa Pa | | 2008-02-26 05:21:00 | | Nearly 25,000 tourists, 70% of whom are foreigners, visited Sa Pa tourist site in northern Lao Cai province to enjoy snow and frog due to the prolonged cold spell that hit the northern region recently.
The 38-day cold snap, starting from January 14, made the temperatures in Sa Pa dropped below freezing point and ice covered mountains around the town, creating a spectacular views.
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| The tourists wandered away vasai Fort | | 2008-02-19 15:05:05 | |
The tourists wandered away, each on his individual journey of discovery, happy with the fact that they had launched in the fort where the Portuguese noblemen and women lived and ruled. MORE... | | By: Vasai Info | | |
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| Tijuana say 'hasta la vista' to Tourists | | 2008-02-17 23:24:00 | | Tijuana's recent wave of violence appears to have driven another nail into the coffin of a tourism industry already hobbled by its reputation for tacky tourist traps and rowdy bars and by long waits at the U.S.-Mexico border crossing.Visits are down 90% since 2005, when an estimated 4.5 million came to the area, according to the downtown merchants association. On an average day now, only about 150 tourists show up, the association says. Some encounter the latest Tijuana spectacle: convoys full of heavily armed soldiers rumbling down Avenida Revolucion.Lucky for us there is plenty to do right here in California. With so much to see and do right in our own back yard, Californians are saying 'hasta la vista' Tijuana.... | | By: California Destination Guide | | |
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| Benton - A Destination For Tourists | | 2008-02-15 10:16:23 | | Benton is an incorporated town in Newcastle Upon Tyne. It is quite a nice area with a great diversity in cultures.
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| Lao Cai expects to greet 500,000 tourists in 2008 | | 2008-02-12 05:38:00 | | The Lao Cai Department of Tourism plans to welcome a half million tourists this year.The provincial Centre of Tourism said it would co-operate with travel enterprises to organise a trip to the three northern provinces of Lao Cai, Yen Bai and Phu Tho as well as other new programmes.A railway between Ha Noi and Lao Cai may also be upgraded to cut travel time and attract more travellers.... | | By: Vietnam Business Finance News | | |
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| The escalating violence in Kenya has destroyed its image for overseas tourists | | 2008-01-31 16:00:00 | | "The image of Kenya has been destroyed overnight -- the image of palm trees and elephants has been replaced by that of a madman," he said."Tourism in Kenya is devastated and the problem is affecting the whole of Africa," he said.He said that in neighbouring Tanzania, resorts are getting 30 percent cancellations. Tourism officials in Uganda said last week that arrivals have dropped by up to 30 percent.
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| Naked ambition luring tourists to NZ | | 2008-01-24 16:25:00 | | One woman's naked ambition to lure more tourists to New Zealand by offering naturist adventures is taking flight.Naturist Kay Hannam said Europe's naturists, particularly from Germany, had traditionally travelled to United States and Canada for their holidays, attracted by low exchange rates. But they were now looking more widely afield and were impressed with what New Zealand had to offer.
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| Qantas strike to hit Kiwi tourists | | 2007-12-28 13:54:00 | | housands of New Zealand travellers face disruption as a result of planned strikes by Qantas engineers in Australia from January 9.About 1700 engineers are to down tools for four-hour rolling stoppages in support of a demand for a 5 per cent pay rise. The airline has offered 3 per cent.It could be the biggest disruption to air travel in Australia since a 1989 pilots' dispute, which grounded domestic flights for months.
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| Tourists may pay more for hotels | | 2007-12-13 04:16:00 | | The Cabarrus County Tourism Authority board of directors unanimously voted to request an increase in the occupancy tax charged to visitors who stay in hotels.Raising the tax from 5 to 6 percent should increase the Cabarrus County Convention & Visitors Bureau’s budget about $400,000 to $2.7 million next year.The tax, which funds the CVB, is levied in addition to the standard 6.75 percent sales tax.Wednesday’s request, which was approved with little discussion, requires approval of County Commission.
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| DOT eyes more tourists from Europe | | 2007-11-28 19:51:00 | | by Mayen JaymalinThe Department of Tourism (DOT) plans to mount intensive marketing missions to attract more tourists next year, particularly sports lovers from various European countries. Tourism Secretary Joseph Ace Durano said this early, the DOT is already working on its marketing plan. "We are taking a more assertive role in pushing our beaches and aqua sports attractions to the European traveler," Durano said. He said DOT's marketing rally to Europe in 2008 will begin with the biggest dive show in France Salon de la Plongee sous-Marine in Paris from Jan. 11 to 14. Durano said DOT is also set to join Germany's Boot Show, the leading water sports exhibit in Europe, that will be staged in Dusseldorf from Jan. 19 to 28. Durano added that DOT will also attend similar events in Italy, United Kingdom, Spain, Netherlands and Scandinavia in the first quarter of 2008. Aside from programs designed to attract more than 200,000 European tourists in 2008, the DOT will also participate in the Moscow International Dive Festival from Feb. 14 to 17 to capture the growing adventure tourists market in Russia. Durano called on the travel industry to join the DOT's marketing missions.... | | By: Angat ang Pinoy | | |
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| Chinese tourists visiting Bali up 131 percent | | 2007-11-27 16:11:07 | | The number of Chinese tourists who visited Bali in the first 10 months of 2007 was more than 69,400 or up 131 percent from the same period last year, a tourism operator said.The figure put China in the sixth place after Japan, Australia, Taiwan, South Korea and Malaysia in terms of foreign tourists visiting the resort island, Tjok Gde Agung said here Tuesday.Tjok said he was pleased with the rising number of Chinese tourists visiting Bali and asked the government and tourism operators to work hard to attract more Chinese tourists.Around 34 million Chinese made overseas trips every year and the figure continued to increase from year to year, he said.This meant that less than 0.1 percent of Chinese tourists visited Bali, he said.Source: Antara, Indonesian National News Agency
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| Chinese tourists flock to Paris under travel pact | | 2007-11-02 14:50:00 | | PARIS -- France is reaping a fat reward by tapping into the potentially massive Chinese tourism market under a special access provision extended to the European Union but not Canada.Every day, thousands of Chinese tourists, who typically stay in two-star hotels in Paris's suburbs, come by the busloads into the heart of the world's most popular tourist destination to shop and take pictures of each other in front of landmarks like the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower.
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| Chinese tourists find info online | | 2007-10-29 11:44:00 | | The Pacific Asia Travel Association (Pata) recommends that travel operators increase their internet service offerings to access the rapidly growing Chinese market.According to a study by Pata and the Nielsen Co, nearly seven in 10 Chinese travellers use destination websites and six in 10 use online travel discussion forums to source information.
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| Virgin Galactic woos Indian space tourists | | 2007-10-14 17:38:00 | | NEW DELHI: So you own a yatch, drive a Ferrari and spend your weekends on the most exotic locales. Its time to move on... If you haven’t yet donned a spacesuit, you are way behind your global peers. Space tourism is a reality which is all set to make its presence felt in India.And spending a cool Rs 80 lakh can put you into the leagues of Dennis Tito, Mark Shuttleworth, Gregory Olsen, Anousheh Ansari and Charles Simonyi — all non-professional astronauts.
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| Australia Welcoming More Arab Gulf Tourists | | 2007-10-02 09:46:00 | | Australia's tourism authority says arrivals from Arab Gulf states have increased by 25 percent so far this year - mostly from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. Paul Buggy from Tourism Queensland says they are headed to the state's beach resorts."They are stopping off in Sydney and Melbourne and having a couple of days there, but primarily their number one destination is the Gold Coast. They like staying in apartments, of which the Gold Coast has plenty to offer," Buggy said. "You have theme parks and shopping centers who have put in prayer rooms. The access to Halal food is a lot greater."
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| Practical information for tourists in Fez | | 2007-09-03 23:14:00 | | Is this a hammam?Recently we have met two distinct types of tourists. Those who did a lot of homework before coming to Fez - others who had done none. Now while there may be great joy in plunging into the unknown, some cities are better enjoyed with some basic information already stored in your head! Fez is such a city.If you are going to visit Fez in the future it pays as our first group of tourists did, to study up. The quality of their time in Fez was enhanced by already having basic tourist information about currency, drinking water, the geography, climate and history. The couple we interviewed already knew the names of the main streets in the Medina and where the most famous buildings were located. Their time in Fez was maximised by having done the homework.There are a lot of internet sites with practical tourist information such as maps of the Fez Medina and suggestions for sightseeing and so on and our links will also take you to some of the better ones. For restaurants you can see a guide here : Fez Restaurants or our listings with photographs Fez Food GuideFor those who are new to The View from Fez, this is a reminder that you can search the site using the search box at the top of the home page. We have hundreds of stories rangiing from renovation to culture, antiques to music and, of course, all the gossip and news.If you are interested in buying property in Morocco or a riad in Fez, then it would be worthwhile browsing our Moroccan Property pages.Lifestyle issues ( restaurants, bar guides and accomodation) can be found on The View from Morocco.The free classified advertising pages are at ArtiZanyOther quick links:Eating out in CasaEating out in FezMarrakech guideMeknes bar guideTangier BarsRent a Fez RiadSome basic contacts:Police-Emergencies phone number is 19For the Fire Brigade phone 15If you have a car breakdown or want to report an accident to the police - 177It is wise to post valuable articles from the Central Post Office · Grande Poste, on the corner of Avenue Mohammed V and Hassan II.There is an all-night pharmacy Av. Abdelkrim El Khattabi - Tel: 62.33.80Omar Drissi Hospital is in Place de l'Istiqlal (phone) 63.45.51For Ghassani Hospital phone 62.27.76 / 77Tourism Office · Place de la Résistance, Tel: 62.34.60 / 62.62.97Railway Station · Rue Imarate Arabia - Tel: 62.50.01Fès - Saïss Airport · Route d'Imouzzer - Tel: 62.47.12 / 62.43.00Royal Air Maroc · 52, avenue Hassan II - Tel: 62.04.56 / 57Renting a Riad in the Medina contact: http://www.fez-riads.comTags: Moroccan Morocco Fes, Maghreb news... | | By: THE VIEW FROM FEZ | | |
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| Greek wildfires don't deter tourists | | 2007-08-31 17:12:00 | | ATHENS: For all the calamity caused by a barrage of brutal wildfires in Greece, travelers seem undeterred, tourism officials say. The inferno, still blazing but seemingly under control, hit the western Peloponnesus, a popular tourist destination, hardest, destroying large swaths of property, gutting hundreds of homes and killing at least 64 people. Flames that at times rose 100 meters, or 330 feet, into the air, burning trees and shrubs surrounding Olympia, the ancient birthplace of the Olympic Games, forced tour operators to shut down scores of hotels and travel facilities in the area.
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| Tourists on alert as fires rage in Greece | | 2007-08-29 04:56:00 | | Tour operators were last night closely monitoring Greek forest fires that have already claimed 57 lives. The Association of British Travel Agents (Abta) said its members only had a handful of holidaymakers in the areas most affected by the blazes. Firms, however, are bracing themselves for action in case winds change and popular resorts are put at risk. Half the country has been affected but the worst fires are blazing in the dry forested hillsides of the Peloponnese region.
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| Tourists urged not avoid Sydney during APEC | | 2007-08-24 19:38:00 | | Australia's peak accommodation body is pleading with tourists not to avoid Sydney while world leaders visit for next month's APEC summit. Contrary to initial forecasts, the city's hotels will not be booked out during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings and the industry is hoping to avoid a period of low income. "There is a growing perception that visitors from interstate or overseas should avoid Sydney when APEC is on," Australian Hotels Association manager Hamish Arthur said.
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| Domestic tourists to India expected to touch 1,570 million by 2017 | | 2007-08-24 17:06:00 | | With the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) predicting India to be the third fastest growing country in the globe in travel and tourism demand over the next 10 years, experts said time was ripe for the country to meet demands from increased number of tourist. "With the enormous tourism potential in India, the time could not be better for the industry to launch new leisure real estate models that will meet the needs of the evolving consumer," Group RCI Chairman and CEO Kenneth N May said.
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| Mt Kenya Loses Appeal to Tourists As Snow Melts | | 2007-08-16 01:49:00 | | Several Tour companies said visitors are frequently complaining of lack of glaciers on Africa's second largest mountain, a stark contrast to the captivating visual impression found in books, travel magazines and documentaries. The glaciers are large, slow moving rivers of ice, formed from compacted layers of snow, which slowly deforms and flows in response to gravity. According to one of the scientists working with UNEP, Mr Christian Lambrechts, Mt Kenya has lost 80 percent of the glaciers and snow cover over the last 10 years.
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| Record tourists travel to Australia | | 2007-08-07 04:33:00 | | An increasing number of holidaymakers are heading to Australia, the publication of new figures indicates. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), international tourist levels rose by 4.2 per cent during the first six months of 2007 to account for 2.7 million. Tourism minister Fran Bailey said: "Tourists are finding their way down under in record numbers, keen to discover our fabulous beaches, our great outback and our relaxed way of life."
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| Crime puts tourists off South Africa | | 2007-07-29 00:47:00 | | Marthinus van Schalkwyk said government research showed that more than a third of potential tourists had cited safety concerns as a reason for not visiting South Africa since 2002. The government has set itself a target of 10 million tourists a year by the time the country stages the football World Cup in 2010. Currently it claims to attract just over eight million visitors.
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| Buddhism draws foreign tourists to Dharamsala | | 2007-07-15 08:53:00 | | Foreign tourists from across the world are making a beeline for Dharamsala to learn and practice Buddhism and its way of living. Buddhists from across the globe, particularly Asian countries, gathered here to attend a spiritual discourse by Tibetan spiritual leader, The Dalai Lama.
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| What To Do With These Helpless Tourists?? | | 2007-07-12 22:06:00 | | It’s inevitable that when the tourists come, so will the opportunistic, blood-sucking, shameless touts eager to sponge money off them. I’ve seen my share of these lecherous Sukhumvit species: the aggressive t-shirts seller in Nana, overly friendly taxi and tuktuk drivers who loaf around popular tourist sites, so-called “tour guides” who accost tourists on the street, claiming they know “a really great place” for jewelry/suits/massage. If you’re a Sukhumvit virgin, it’s highly likely that you’ll fall into one of these tourist traps (“Oh honey, look!! A baby elephant in Sukhumvit!! Isn’t that sooo CoOoOoOoL?? Let’s buy some snack for Dumbo and we can take pics with him too!! That’ll make such a GREAT vacation shot!!”). Countless times have I wanted to approach the eager family and tell them, “Please don’t encourage these lazy, good-for-nothing touts by buying food for the elephant. Elephants aren’t supposed to be in the city. What’s worse, ... | | By: Street Smart Sukhumvit | | |
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| Australian tourists to Bali up by 50 percent | | 2007-06-24 00:47:00 | | Denpasar (ANTARA News) - The number of foreign tourists flying on Indonesia`s national flag-carrier Garuda Indonesia from Australia to Bali had increased by 50 percent in the past few months compared to last year`s. The remark was made by Garuda Indonesia`s Operations Director Capt Ari Sapari during a dinner party held to welcome 110 Australian participants of the Mega Familiarization Tour at Novotel Nusa Dua Hotel, Badung district, on Friday evening.
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| Sound alarm about tourists flooding Venice | | 2007-06-18 01:03:00 | | A message to visitors to Venice: No bare torsos in St. Mark's Square, please. No lounging on the monuments. And no feet dangling in the canals. Henry James observed more than a century ago: "Though there are some disagreeable things in Venice there is nothing so disagreeable as the visitors."
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| Hot swimming pools are new attractions to tourists in Tuba town Baluda | | 2007-06-17 01:50:01 | | TUBA, Benguet - The swimming pools with hot water established by private investors in recent years in this town adjacent to Baguio City have started as an attraction to local and foreign tourists, according to outgoing municipal mayor Jose Baluda.
He said that the increase of tourists only started early this year as a result of the eco-tourism campaign done by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo over the past five years in this western part of the Cordillera mountain ranges in northern Luzon.
Records show that prior to these swimming pools, the main attraction of the town some 230 kilometers north of Manila had been the world-famous Asin hotsprings and the Brown Madonna on the Rock cave chapel. (more…)
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| Japanese top good tourists’ league | | 2007-05-23 00:20:36 | | The best tourists in the world are the Japanese, followed by Americans and the Swiss, a survey based on views from hoteliers across Europe said today. via The Sydney Morning Herald
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| The American Tourists | | 2006-12-07 13:32:00 | | Today I went to Tanjung Benoa (a tourist area in Bali island) with my fellow driver, to pick up two tourists to go on a tour in Denpasar. It took me half an hour to arrive in Tanjung Benoa from Denpasar where I live. And yes, they were waiting for us at the Club Mirage lobby, the hotel they stayed. The tourists/clients that I went tour today were from California, from such and such county.... | | By: Bali Tour Guide Blog | | |
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