25th
February
2008
by Danna Schneider
My recent vacation in Costa Rica was the first time I had ever traveled internationally, so naturally I was a little nervous about all of the “unknown” factors, like visiting a foreign country whose primary language was Spanish, getting through customs, finding my way around, and all those other “what if’s” that tend to go through your mind when you’re doing anything for the first time.
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posted in Central America, Costa Rica, Vacation, Tours, Tropical, rainforest, Waterfall |
25th
February
2008
by John Morris
The problem with many of the world’s most popular vacation destinations is simply that - theyre too popular! Nobody wants to go to a white sandy beach that is absolutely crowded, or a resort that no longer has vacancy.
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posted in Canada, US, Florida, Vacation, Florida-Keys, Vancouver, Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec |
25th
February
2008
by ameen kamadia
Yellowstone is the worlds first national park and one of the largest in the contiguous United States. Sprawling across volcanic plateaus in the northwest corner of Wyoming, Yellowstone contains more than 2 million acres of steaming geysers, crystalline lakes, thundering waterfalls, and panoramic vistas.
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posted in US, National Park, Northwest, Mountains, Forest, Scenic, Waterfall |
25th
February
2008
by Marion Greenfield
If you have ever thought of visiting Japan, you may have images in mind of the towering skyscrapers of Shinjuku, Tokyo’s business district, or a lonely shrine on a jutting peninsular looking out on the sea crashing on the rocks below.
Both images are certainly very common in Japan, but most visitors never get past the bright lights of Tokyo, and the temples of Kyoto, and they think they have visited the real Japan.
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posted in Asia, East Asia, Japan |
