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29th September 2009
Ancient Village No More
The unassuming fishing village that was once home to ancient Mayan villagers is now a popular tourist destination. The place can compete with other world class beaches. Playa del Carmen has pristine beaches – white sand and ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Towards the eastern side of the Hong Kong harbour lies the Lei Yue Mun Seafood Bazaar, which only came into prominence during the 1960’s. The small fishing village in Lei Yue Mun, grew in popularity when it was considered as being fashionable to purchas... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye29th September 2009
Hong Kong is a modern day cosmopolitan which never fails to be a delightful experience to all the visitors who step on her shores. Being a harbor city, Hong Kong has been famous through out the centuries as a port city where many trading businesses have c... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye28th September 2009
Set in Europe's third largest island, the Ceann Sibeal Golf Club can be found on the Western most part of Ireland and is blessed with astounding natural beauty composed of rolling dune terrains and steep and sharp cliffs that juts to the ocean. When it’... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
North Wales is well-known for its beauty. From the mountains and valleys of Snowdonia to the beaches of the coastline there are wonderful feasts for the eyes. The one thing that they all have in common, though, is that they are all natural. In the county ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer28th September 2009
I hadn't had a date with her or been out with her before, but as I travelled in the taxi to Istanbul airport I felt that I knew all about her. I waited for her in the airport and I saw her instantly as she came through the doors and into the arrivals loun... Read >
Author: timoteus25th September 2009
Today, Benidorm is a thriving, bustling tourist destination. Indeed, the sheer amount of tourists each year make it the third busiest destination in Europe. The only two which get more traffic are London and Paris. Benidorm holidays are known for providin... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd September 2009
Quick: You have only eight hours to spend in Cancun. What do you do? Oh, and you’re not a college kid on spring break. It’s not a tough question when you know all the wonderful offerings of this white-sanded, brilliant-beached paradise has to offer.... Read >
Author: Enid Glasgow22nd September 2009
Paphos (Pafos)
A curious mixture of worlds, Paphos is sometimes described as being divided into two halves. The division of this south-western city comprises Kato Pafos (lower Paphos) and Ktima (upper Paphos). The former is the more developed of the two,... Read >
Author: TimMartins16th September 2009
Appledore
The fishing village of Appledore was first settled in the 14th century by Cistercian monks and has been a thriving port ever since. In 1588 the village was granted ‘Free Port' in recognition of the vital role in played in the defeat of the Ar... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th September 2009
Irish wedding traditions are designed to help new couples be blessed with the luck of the Irish, and this is after all well known world-wide as being the best luck! You couldn't do much better than marry on the 17th March which is St. Patrick's Day, but n... Read >
Author: Lise Rina16th September 2009
Irish wedding traditions are designed to help new couples be blessed with the luck of the Irish, and this is after all well known world-wide as being the best luck! You couldn't do much better than marry on the 17th March which is St. Patrick's Day, but n... Read >
Author: Lise Rina16th September 2009
Set in Europe's third largest island, the Ceann Sibeal Golf Club can be found on the Western most part of Ireland and is blessed with astounding natural beauty composed of rolling dune terrains and steep and sharp cliffs that juts to the ocean. When it's ... Read >
Author: Gerry Lamb14th September 2009
One of the most popular destinations in Thailand, the city of Pattaya is located on the eastern coast of the gulf, approximately 165 kilometers South East of Bangkok. Being so close to Bangkok makes Pattaya a weekend getaway for Thais and foreigners alike... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com21st August 2009
If you have only one night but have two rooms to choose, one is a seafood room whose food materials are all airlifted directly from the Italian port, the other one is a room which numerous men of mark often go to, which one will you choose? My choice is c... Read >
Author: Apple Tree13th August 2009
Camogli is a small fishing village by sea which belongs to Genoa in Italy.
People can go to Camogli from Genoa directly by train. It will take about thirty minutes. There are so many colorful buildings here with art style that can attract you much. You... Read >
Author: Apple Tree13th August 2009
The town of Ocho Rios, on Jamaica’s north coast is an amazing and romantic tourist destination ideal for couples and families who want to enjoy a wonderful and relaxing vacation. Also known by the nickname Ochie, Ocho Rios was once a fishing village and... Read >
Author: ProtoTravels08th August 2009
Having been a den for pirates and then later turned into a fishing village a few centuries ago, Aberdeen situated at the tip of Hong Kong’s southern region has many interesting places to visit.
In recent times modernization has swept through Aberdee... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye03rd August 2009
In Koh Samui people are very friendly and you will get a refreshing feel after visiting the island. Local markets are there where you will get various interesting things. One is at Lam Din, located behind Chaweng. The other one can be named as the Hua Tha... Read >
Author: john12331st July 2009
Painting Title: Drama Character
Art Category: People oil painting
Artist: Lin Fengmian
Painting Size: 74*54cm
Painting Media: Paper, Framed
Year of Creation: Unkown
Art Career of Artist Lin Fengmian:
Mr. Lin Fengmian (1900-1... Read >
Author: Jennie Qiao(www.oil-painting-online.com)30th July 2009
By: Jim Scherrer
Fifty years ago, before John Huston brought Richard Burton, Ava Gardner, and Deborah Kerr to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to film “The Night of The Iguana”, Vallarta was merely a sleepy little Mexican fishing village nestled in the foot... Read >
Author: Jim Scherrer30th July 2009
The irresistible temptation of the Turkish property market is driving increasing numbers of potential investors to look at the most ideal regions of the country for purchasing. For strong growth and yield potential, the preferred coastal tourism areas off... Read >
Author: Melissa Chappell24th July 2009
Cancun Mexico the ultimate travel destination, satisfying any of your dancing, partying and social cravings! There may be many destinations which claim to be the solution to your travel cravings but only one can truly satisfy your needs— Cancun, Mexico.... Read >
Author: Enid Glasgow17th July 2009
• Kumarakom Lake Resort is at Kumarakom in Kottayam District in the State of Kerala, South India. Kumarakom Lake Resort is located off Kumarakom right on the Lake Vembanad on the Backwaters of Kerala, formed by the confluence of Pampa and Meenachil Rive... Read >
Author: karthikeyan17th July 2009
2009 has been really interesting year so far for the Spanish property market the Fuengirola property market has been no different. In an area of huge over building and very low prices Fuengirola still has an attraction all of it own according to Spa... Read >
Author: Susana Suspenda17th July 2009
Cabuya: The Perfect Vacation Spot
For years Costa Rica has been a favorite vacation spot for people who just want to get away from the hustle and bustle of work, family and other responsibilities. Costa Rica beach rentals are the perfect way to have peac... Read >
Author: Rajesh Tavakari16th July 2009
2009 has been really interesting year so far for the Spanish property market the Nerja property market has been no different. However Nerja and Eastern Costa del Sol has some major factors that separate it from the rest of Costa del Sol with the major... Read >
Author: Susana Suspenda16th July 2009
The Pattaya International Marathon is one of the most famous marathons in Thailand that is organized yearly. Every year, there are many runners participating from various countries. In all, there are three races ; the full marathon (42 Km), the half marat... Read >
Author: Anand14th July 2009
Amsterdam is the capital of Holland also called the Netherlands, and is one of the major historic cities in Western Europe. The city is situated near the Amstel river and the IJ bay. For many tourists, Amsterdam is well known for its entertainment and cul... Read >
Author: Danny Cheung10th July 2009
Singapore is a beautiful holiday destination and dynamic business center in the Far East. It is the perfect combination of ancient history and a variety of cultures, food and shopping. Before you start planning a trip to Singapore a good idea is to decide... Read >
Author: Brain Mask10th July 2009
A not to be missed attraction in Singapore, the Songs of the Sea is sure to capture your heart with its entertaining and attention grabbing show screened every night at Sentosa Island. Whether you are young or old, come and experience this exciting nightl... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye30th June 2009
The Claddagh ring, known as fáinne Chladach in Irish is a traditional Irish ring given in friendship or worn as a wedding ring. The design and customs associated with it originated in the Irish fishing village of Claddagh. The ring was first produced in ... Read >
Author: Kevin Thomas30th June 2009
Gran Canaria is a wonderful island in the Canaries. The weather is a pleasant temperate throughout the year, and the scene is different and exciting. Though numerous people go on a trip there merely for the coast and the night life in Maspalomas and Playa... Read >
Author: nettech28th June 2009
Majorca, also known as Mallorca is the largest island in Spain and part of the Balearic Island chain of the Mediterranean. Since the 1950’s the island has been marketed to the package holiday consumer and continues to be an ever-popular summer destinati... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th June 2009
Cannes, a small city in the north of France, attracts lots of super stars to come here every year in the recent sixty years.
The history of Cannes can date from the 2nd century BC when then it is only a small fishing village which has become a trade ce... Read >
Author: Apple Tree17th June 2009
Cabuya: The Perfect Vacation Spot
For years Costa Rica has been a favorite vacation spot for people who just want to get away from the hustle and bustle of work, family and other responsibilities. Costa Rica beach rentals are the perfect way to have peac... Read >
Author: Sumeetha14th June 2009
Two hands clasping a heart is a romantic feature of the legendary symbol of love; with a crown surmounted on the head; claddagh. This adventurous symbol has an Irish origin but has been used by a wide range of cultures as a symbol to correspond with love ... Read >
Author: 1weddingsource10th June 2009
Have you dreamed of swinging in a hammock under palm trees while water calmly laps on a beautiful beach? Not only can you have “your piece of Paradise” but you can have your own private beach rental house in the tiny fishing village of Cabuya in Costa... Read >
Author: Sumeetha10th June 2009
By: Jim Scherrer
Puerto Vallarta, the sleepy little Mexican fishing village that's no longer sleepy or little is located at the same latitude as Maui, Hawaii. Being at that latitude, Vallarta experiences the same perfect daily temperatures as Maui from... Read >
Author: Jim Scherrer09th June 2009
Have you been considering a holiday in Corfu? Here is everything you need to know about the picturesque Greek Island.
Basic Information about Corfu
Corfu is a Greek Island in the Ionian Sea, just off the coast of Albania. It is 40 miles long and 20 ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th June 2009
The Costa Blanca, along the Mediterranean Sea, is one of the most liked destinations in Spain. There are so many gorgeous beaches and picturesque little towns along the sea that the only good way to spot them all is to use a Benidorm car rentals company.
... Read >
Author: nettech06th June 2009
With the hassles of working life and all the tiresome news of credit crunches and financial woes, quite often, you may feel like escaping from all the stress and taking some time off. There’s no better remedy than to escape to a resort and relax and th... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk05th June 2009
The town of Sliema is located in the North East part of the Maltese Island and only a few minutes’ drive from the capital city of Malta, Valletta. It is one of the most bustling towns of Malta as it comprises all the major elements of business, entertai... Read >
Author: Claire04th June 2009
The Nam
The 1950s saw Pattaya as a small sleepy fishing village on one of those sleepy lazy Thai ports. Its beaches like many other Thai beaches stood beautifully palm fringed with squeaky golden sands but yet ignored, unused and alone; its sole purpose-... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com01st June 2009
Phuket’s vast natural beauty and resources have paved the way for the once sleepy fishing village turned tin mining Island to transform into one of the world’s premier tourist and investment destinations today. Located off the west coast of Thailand... Read >
Author: Jiulio14th May 2009
The name Corfu itself derives from the days of the Byzantine Empire (Italian) which means City of peaks, due to the two large mountains of Palaio Frourio. The Island is split into three districts, the northern mountainous area, southern low-lying and the ... Read >
Author: Eugene Henry12th May 2009
Stanley Market is great place for visitors to enjoy a unique shopping experience. Different types of shops are available with a variety of items on offer such as antique shops, textiles and electronic goods. Stanley Market features plenty of small dining ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye12th May 2009
Menorca is one of the Balearic Islands on the Mediterranean Sea, and derives its name from being the smaller island compared to its neighbour, Majorca!
Menorca may not have the nightlife and tourist profile as Majorca, but it certainly has plenty of ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley12th May 2009
Gran Canaria also called ‘The Little Continent’ because of its many different climates and variety of landscapes is an island located off the northwest coast of Africa. Gran Canaria is a very popular holiday resort and offers balmy and beautiful surr... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley08th May 2009
The Claddagh ring is known worldwide as a traditional symbol of love and friendship. Claddagh rings are given as gifts of friendship, love, or worn as wedding rings. These rings are also passed from parent to child as family heirlooms.
The Claddagh ri... Read >
Author: Allison Ryan06th May 2009
The second largest of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai can be found on the southern shore of the Arabian Gulf. An eclectic mix of the old and new, Dubai’s humble beginnings as a small fishing village have developed and transformed into the modern metropo... Read >
Author: pmcindoe28th April 2009
Way back in the early nineties when the Red Sea came into prominence it was only Taba and Eilat just over the border that was known to the select few diving enthusiasts that had 'discovered' what that part of the world had known for a few thousand years b... Read >
Author: Casper da Silva26th April 2009
When it comes to taking a well earned holiday abroad, Mallorca is one of the best loved destinations to head for. Indeed, it has plenty to offer no matter what kind of budget you have; and if you have a desire to enjoy a luxury holiday, where money is rea... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton22nd April 2009
Amongst the Fourfold Yoga, Union via Love is considered the noblest. More
Grace and protection accrue from Union via Love. It is said that He favours
Love to Wisdom, hiding His secrets even from Wisdom !
The Seers are known in India as Yogis & Yogini... Read >
Author: Govind Kumar22nd April 2009
Javea has becoming more and more popular among tourists thanks to the British as well as the surrounding Europeans. Although the city of Javea is rather small, during the summer season, tourists and expatriates fill the resorts and the beaches. Javea is a... Read >
Author: Salieri20th April 2009
Led by the family's third generation, Alioto's Restaurant is reviving its past by returning to its rich Sicilian heritage. In paying homage to its culinary roots, the family is also fondly recognizing a history that was built on tireless struggles and br... Read >
Author: Cynthia12317th April 2009
Amsterdam - things to see by Day
Once a small fishing village, Amsterdam draws over 4 million visitors a year along with stag do's galore. Throughout the day, the town is incredibly quaint and pretty with its cobbled streets and 15th century houses wi... Read >
Author: BrianSmall09th April 2009
If you are looking for a place where excitement awaits for you and your companion, consider going to the city of Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt. Located in the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, it is now fast becoming a holiday haven for those who wish t... Read >
Author: Martin Shane Jones04th April 2009
Well known as one of the most modern cities in the world, Abu Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates. Despite its contemporary looks and facilities, Abu Dhabi boasts of an array of imposing historical monuments and landmarks.
Most monuments ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye31st March 2009
Snugly located in the "sandwich islands", Kona– the gold coast is a significant tourist destination of Hawaii. Kona is a fishing village with so many varieties of fishes swimming in its pools that you will doubt yourself to be a species of fish yourself... Read >
Author: Article Manager30th March 2009
Aberdeen is often thought to be a cold, grey city that is heavily reliant on the oil industry for its welfare but by taking a closer look you can find the hidden treasures of the granite city.
Footdee - known to the locals as "Fittie" - is a small vil... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan13th March 2009
There is a slowness to Pedasi; a rhythm in the way people live day to day. It’s inevitable that in a few days you will slow down. Your hurry will turn into a cold beer (for 50 cents), waiting for the local taxi to pick you up and take you to visit Isla ... Read >
Author: Jose Goldner03rd March 2009
Pattaya City, Thailand is one of the best Beach Resort of Country, also Pattaya City is well known by most Travellers as the Great Entertainment City and Beach Resort of the world and Asia. Pattaya City, Thailand is one of the world's most popular holiday... Read >
Author: david12302nd March 2009
Visit Chong Samaesan Village located along the Sattahip-Thua Rua Phanit Sattahip. From this tiny fishing village to the Pattaya Park Beach Resort and Amusement north of Pattaya down to the Wat Samakkhi Banphot Temple in the south, Pattaya is 4km of touri... Read >
Author: FootballSEO01st March 2009
The Republic of Singapore is a truly remarkable island microstate that has been developing dramatically over the years. It developed quite convincingly from a small fishing village to one of the world’s greatest sea ports.
Meanwhile, The Singapore Riv... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye25th February 2009
Pattaya, a city in Thailand, is located ion the east coast of Gulf of Thailand. Though it was a small fishing village, but now ranking in the list of most beautiful beach resorts in the world, it is counted as major tourists destinations. The city of Patt... Read >
Author: nancy eben25th February 2009
Pattaya, a city in Thailand, is located ion the east coast of Gulf of Thailand. Though it was a small fishing village, but now ranking in the list of most beautiful beach resorts in the world, it is counted as major tourists destinations. The city of Patt... Read >
Author: nancy eben24th February 2009
For those who have ever browsed through an Egyptian holiday brochure, the resorts of Sharm El Sheikh and Hughada will no doubt be familiar. With their collection of five star hotels, casinos, discos, nightclubs, restaurants, beaches and water sports, thes... Read >
Author: Martin Allen24th February 2009
Pattaya, a city in Thailand, is located ion the east coast of Gulf of Thailand. Though it was a small fishing village, but now ranking in the list of most beautiful beach resorts in the world, it is counted as major tourists destinations. The city of Patt... Read >
Author: nancy eben23rd February 2009
The Easter holidays usually marks spring break for colleges and universities. Spring break is easily translated into beaches and vacation fun. The Canary Islands are one of the most popular destinations for European tourists looking for a great time durin... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer20th February 2009
Solmar Villas, the UK’s leading provider of the finest Spanish, Balearic and Canary Island holiday villas, are running a month of special offers on line.
Huge savings can be made by booking online at www.solmarvillas.com until the 7th March 2009 ... Read >
Author: ServicePR18th February 2009
Tokyo was not always the huge metropolis that it is today. It was originally a fishing village and went by the name of Edo. However, this once small fishing village did not remain small for a long period of time. In the year 1603, Edo became a Japanese go... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON18th February 2009
Believed to be founded by Carthaginians, Alvor is now a very popular holiday location in the Algarve, Portugal, enclosed by narrow streets that have kept development to a minimum, and gives you the opportunity to enjoy the charm of old Algarve.
This... Read >
Author: Algo18th February 2009
The Pattaya Story
It seemed like a century ago that Pattaya was just a tiny, sleepy fishing village located about 100km south east of Bangkok. One of its only historical traits was that it was a resting place for the soldiers of King Narai in the 13th ... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com11th February 2009
Paphos town has a strong connection with Greek mythology and history, to discover the town pick up a street map of Paphos in Cyprus and take time out to wander around; as there is so much to see. Paphos was the capital of Cyprus under the Ptolemy’s, who... Read >
Author: Kate Smith01st February 2009
The Pattaya Story
It seemed like a century ago that Pattaya was just a tiny, sleepy fishing village located about 100km south of Bangkok. One of its only historical traits was that it was a resting place for the soldiers of King Narai in the 13th cen... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com31st January 2009
Saigon now known as Ho Chi Minh City stands as the biggest city in Vietnam. During the time of rule by the Cambodians the city was called Prey Nokor (Prey means “wood” or “forest” and Nokor means “city” which is derived from the Sanskrit word ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye28th January 2009
Stanley is a peninsula on the south-eastern area of Hong Kong Island that is positioned west of Shek O, east of Repulse Bay and also neighbours Chung Hom Kok.
It is often said that a large Red Kapok Tree was once located in the centre of the village and ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye28th January 2009
It's a surprise to many that Tenerife is looking forward to this year with an unusual sense of optimism given the current economic climate - but with the variety of holidays the island can offer, perhaps the optimism is well placed.
The largest of the ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer14th January 2009
Besides all of the night time fun and sandy beaches that comes included with your Pattaya vacation, there is also a lot of art that needs to be seen and history and culture that needs to be learned. Whenever you go to a new place, somewhere you have neve... Read >
Author: FootballSEO09th January 2009
Dubai is one of the popular, famous and second largest cities in the seven Emirates of the United Arab Emirates. The city of Dubai has transformed itself from a small fishing village to a dynamic and ambitious cosmopolitan city and an ideal state for inve... Read >
Author: CliftonDubai09th January 2009
The fishing village of San Felipe lies between the San Pedro Martir Mountains and the Sea of Cortez. This small town traditionally depended upon fishing for their livelihood. More recently, tourism has replaced fishing as the primary industry and more and... Read >
Author: Tom Budniak05th January 2009
Beachfront Property in Mexico has always been a popular real estate investment option. There is a plethora of real estate investment opportunities in Mexico . The perennial hotspots are Mayan Riviera which covers Cancun, Tulum, Akumal, Puerto Aventuras, a... Read >
Author: Aniruddha Badola02nd January 2009
Cornwall offers an amazing selection of both art and literature including the best of contemporary and modernist art at the St Ives Tate Gallery.
The Barbara Hepworth Museum & Sculpture Gallery is also in St Ives where many of her great works are locat... Read >
Author: jennyhicks31st December 2008
Beachfront Property in Mexico has always been a popular real estate investment option. There is a plethora of real estate investment opportunities in Mexico . The perennial hotspots are Mayan Riviera which covers Cancun, Tulum, Akumal, Puerto Aventuras, a... Read >
Author: badola29th December 2008
Conil de la Frontera: The Town
Conil de la Frontera is a beautiful seaside village, positioned on the Costa de la Luz, in the Cadiz province of Spain in Andalusia. It is a classic Spanish fishing village filled with white walls and streets everywhere. ... Read >
Author: Article Manager19th December 2008
Hong Kong developed from small fishing village, is replete with busy harbor, high rises and is considered one of an important economic and financial center. With good sense of modernization, it has many industries in the field of technology, entertainment... Read >
Author: nancy eben18th December 2008
Before it was a major tourist attraction, full of breathtaking beaches, and an excellent nightlife, Pattaya, Thailand used to be nothing more than a simple fishing village. It was later stumbled on upon by Bangkok, and then turned into a beach resort in ... Read >
Author: FootballSEO15th December 2008
Beyond the more famous areas of Spain, such as the Costa Del Sol, different regions of Spain all offer unique landscapes, lifestyles, cuisine and opportunities for exploration. UK and worldwide advertising by the Spanish National Tourist Office emphasises... Read >
Author: Jimi St.Pierre04th December 2008
The sun drenched Republic of Malta is located in the Mediterranean, about 100km south of Sicily. The three main Maltese islands are Malta, Gozo and Comino – there are four other islands but these are uninhabited. The land area of Malta is about 245 squa... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd December 2008
Thailand is a major tourist destination in South East Asia. It's unique in SE Asia, in that it was never a colony of a European power, and therefore it has retained much of its own identity and culture; this is a huge draw for tourists. It addition, the c... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd December 2008
Marbella is one of the most exotic beach resorts of Costa del Sol. It is a city in Andalusia, Spain and its claim to fame is the large number of the rich and famous living here. Marbella is one of the most desired locations for a holiday. The place attrac... Read >
Author: allmywebsite301st December 2008
Shenzen Happy Valley portrays the brave new ace of China, it is an ultra modern amusement park built on over 80 acres of land. In stark contrast to China two decades ago, today’s modern China boasts of world class entertainment; the Shenzen Happy Valley... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye30th November 2008
You would be hard pressed to locate anyone who has not heard of Acapulco, Mexico. This popular Mexican town is the birthplace behind Mexico’s growing tourist industry. Prior to the creation of Cancun this town represented the ultimate location for beach... Read >
Author: M Gravlee27th November 2008
Do you fancy a break from the grey cold skies of winter and to get away from the gloom of the papers? Winter sunshine could be the tonic to boost you spirits. Buying a property abroad where you can relax in the warmth each winter is still one of the moist... Read >
Author: nicholas marr27th November 2008
Penang is a favored tourist destination in Malaysia. It has got beautiful beaches and is also known as the "food paradise" of Malaysia. The local food is so well appreciated that the Time magazine recognized it for having the best side stall food among As... Read >
Author: quinlanmurray26th November 2008
Doha is the capital of Qatar, a city that has its roots as a fishing village named Al Bida. As Qatar became a more significant player in the Middle East’s role in the world and became a British protectorate, Al Bida became the capital city and the name ... Read >
Author: Davidb21st November 2008
If you are considering exotic international travel to Hong Kong, be sure also to take in the environs of Hong Kong, such as Zhongshan, Macao and Tai Mo Shan. Although Hong Kong itself is a wonderful place to visit, these other attractions offer you an alt... Read >
Author: Margaret21st November 2008
If beaches are what fascinates you & you are on a lookout for an appropriate location to spend your holiday’s then Conil De La Frontera would be the perfect holiday destination you might have been looking for. Primarily a vacation town located in the so... Read >
Author: Article Manager21st November 2008
Conil de la Frontera is an enchanting white fishing town that spread onto a long stretch of golden sandy beach. It is considered as an exciting and thriving seaside holiday destination that offers visitor a wide selection of shop, bars and restaurants tha... Read >
Author: Article Manager18th November 2008
Tenerife offers a range of landscapes from mountain villages to coastal towns and seaside resorts. Holidaying in Tenerife is within easy reach for UK tourists, as flights take little more than four hours from nearly every UK airport. It is an ideal destin... Read >
Author: Luc Besson18th November 2008
Majorca is a perfect destination for UK visitors as flying time from most UK airports is only two and a half hours. The island boasts many fantastic beaches and for those looking further inland, the island can be divided into three parts - the Serra de Tr... Read >
Author: Luc Besson11th November 2008
Penang is a favored tourist destination in Malaysia. It has got beautiful beaches and is also known as the "food paradise" of Malaysia. The local food is so well appreciated that the Time magazine recognized it for having the best side stall food among As... Read >
Author: quinlanmurray11th November 2008
For a small town Rye has got a rich historical past which can be traced back well before the Norman Conquest. At the time Rye was based by the sea and was known as a beautiful fishing village. The sea has since retreated and is now over two miles away fro... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th November 2008
50 kilometers away from Malaga and a mere 45 minutes drive on the N340 highway and you will reach Nerja, Spain, an old fishing village known for its Andalucian character, cobbled streets and whitewashed houses. The heart of the village contains Balcon de ... Read >
Author: Vincent10th November 2008
Cities like Acapulco, Cancun, Cozumel, and Puerto Vallarta have made many people realize that you can travel to Mexico with little problems or trouble. More importantly, these cities, as well as Los Cabos, Mazatlan, and Veracruz allow for the perfect coup... Read >
Author: M Gravlee10th November 2008
Cities like Acapulco, Cancun, Cozumel, and Puerto Vallarta have made many people realize that you can travel to Mexico with little problems or trouble. More importantly, these cities, as well as Los Cabos, Mazatlan, and Veracruz allow for the perfect coup... Read >
Author: M Gravlee30th October 2008
So where exactly is Galway Bay? It's located off the west coast of Ireland, between counties Clare and Galway in an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. It stretches westwards from historic Galway city, is bordered on the north by County Galway, and to the south ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th October 2008
Howth is located at the edge of the Howth Peninsula about 9 miles north of Dublin city centre, and 5 miles from Dublin Airport. Originally a fishing village, this popular suburban holiday resort is home to a majestic harbour, lighthouses, beaches, walking... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley23rd October 2008
Amsterdam is a city unlike any other. It is a popular destination spot for backpackers, tourists and anyone that wants to see this unique city. Sure, it does have some notoriety such as the cannabis shops and Red Light District but there is more to the ci... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON21st October 2008
Hua Hin is a tranquil sea side town located just 200 kilometres from the south of Bangkok of the East side of the Malay Peninsula. It's a pretty easy drive from Bangkok to Hua Hin - rarely taking more than 2 and a half hours. It's close proximity to Bangk... Read >
Author: Maddy Barber21st October 2008
Playa del Carmen in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico was once a small fishing village and gateway to popular dive sites on Cozumel island. Now it is a booming town with more and more permanent residents arriving every day. The change that has been see... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer30th September 2008
Known by many names, the island of St. Bart is a paradise of luxury. Many of the world’s rich and famous flock to the charming isle because of its relatively low-profile and stunningly exquisite locales. Here are five things sure to make your holiday in... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson26th September 2008
When you stay in a luxurious villa rental Puerto Vallarta, you are surrounded with all the comforts of home, and then some. Your villa could very well be the nicest place you’ll ever sleep, and it gives you a unique perspective on what it means to visit... Read >
Author: Prashasti Tripathi23rd September 2008
Costa del Sol (which translates to "Sun Coast" or "Coast of the Sun") is one of Spain's most beautiful places to visit. The city is overflowing with exotic atmosphere and sights not seen anywhere else. It is comprised of coastal towns, resorts, and romant... Read >
Author: globalbpo122nd September 2008
Over the last few months, Los Cristianos in Tenerife has undergone several renovations and improvements to increase its appeal to tourists. Sebastian Ledesman, Tourism Infrastructure Chief, oversaw the improvements and describes the work as 'a model of qu... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd September 2008
If you go to Costa del Sol in the south of Spain, one of the most interesting places to visit is Torremolinos. Situated only 7 km from Malaga airport, the biggest in the region, it is extremely easy to get there no matter where you come from. Taking a loo... Read >
Author: Go-Cielo.com22nd September 2008
If you go to Costa del Sol in the south of Spain, one of the most interesting places to visit is Torremolinos. Situated only 7 km from Malaga airport, the biggest in the region, it is extremely easy to get there no matter where you come from. Taking a loo... Read >
Author: Go-Cielo.com22nd September 2008
Recently two thousand British children were asked about their family's holiday habits, 57 percent more said they holidayed in Spain than any other part of the world. It would seem that parents aren't letting the slacking economic conditions of either coun... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer22nd September 2008
If you go to Costa del Sol in the south of Spain, one of the most interesting places to visit is Torremolinos. Situated only 7 km from Malaga airport, the biggest in the region, it is extremely easy to get there no matter where you come from. Taking a loo... Read >
Author: Go-Cielo.com10th September 2008
Host a reunion from our luxury vacation homes
Are you trying to get the old college gang together? Planning a family reunion with your brothers, sisters and family? Having a girls-or-boys-only retreat? Casa Valerie's luxury rental villa on the Puerto V... Read >
Author: Jason Keiller05th September 2008
If you are looking for a European tourist destination, consider the Calabria region of southern Italy on the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Ionian Sea. Calabria is the toe of the Italian boot. There are excellent tourist attractions, and you won't have to fight c... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss01st September 2008
People from all over the world want to spend their holidays in their own way with full of enjoyment and fun. They want no more rush and the destination should be affordable. As a result, Spain has become the most sought after destination for tourists to e... Read >
Author: Article Manager01st September 2008
Conil, the white fishing village is to be known the main holiday destination in the Spain. Having become so conditioned to seeing the visual destruction of much of the Spanish coastline in the name of development it was fabulous to lie in the water of Con... Read >
Author: Article Manager20th August 2008
From the arrow shooting methods of Legolas to the swashbuckling ways of Will Turner, Orlando Bloom has seen his fair share of movie action. In between projects, the star needs a way to relax, and what better way to relax than a bit of canoodling with a su... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer20th August 2008
Think 'Egypt' and what immediately springs to mind? The awesome pyramids, built over many years for pharaohs and queens? The Valley of the Kings, with its amazing tombs, the focus of much archaeological research and exploration since the end of the 18th... Read >
Author: Graham Baylis16th August 2008
Buying beachfront property in Mexico for either vacation or retirement is a process that requires a fair amount of research and planning. Deciding on the perfect beachfront property is difficult as Mexico is littered with scads of beautiful beaches, any o... Read >
Author: Tom Budniak16th August 2008
If you ask those that have visited parts of Mexico to tell you the best Mexican vacation destination, it is likely that you will get a variety of answers. That is because everyone of the vacation destinations in this country are top-class and offer a myri... Read >
Author: Ling Tong13th August 2008
Madeira is one of the popular tourist spot consisting of European culture, mountains and lots of water. The island known for its rich European culture and fantastic weather is surrounded with tourists and visitors from every part of the world. The beautif... Read >
Author: NISHU WIDLON13th August 2008
Originally a small fishing village, the city of Oostende received its city charter in the 13th century and now has a population of 91,000 people, the largest population on the Belgian coast. Set half way along the 40 mile Belgian coastline, it became popu... Read >
Author: MIKE LOBO13th August 2008
Madeira is one of the popular tourist spot consisting of European culture, mountains and lots of water. The island known for its rich European culture and fantastic weather is surrounded with tourists and visitors from every part of the world. The beautif... Read >
Author: Singh Sukhjeet12th August 2008
Standing on the coast, one can see a number of small islands located just a few miles from shore. The most impressive feature of Pembrokeshire is its coast to the north. This wide area of moorland has many historical monuments and artifacts and also the s... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer29th July 2008
With the 'credit crunch' crushing many people's wallets into rather small and misshapen objects, more and more people are choosing to holiday within the UK rather than travel abroad. So for a change this year why not take your kids to somewhere nearer to ... Read >
Author: Sandy Lee25th July 2008
People around the globe are vacationing and traveling at a constantly increasing rate. This raise has made a number of the world’s most trendy resort areas a stylish vacation spot. Amongst the most well-liked holiday travel alternative are the Riviera C... Read >
Author: Alien24th July 2008
With roots dating back to the 3rd century BC, Newquay’s history is steeped in Iron Age settlements and as a lustrous fishing village. Now a major tourist destination, it’s not hard to see why so many people choose Newquay.
Often regarded as one of... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara22nd July 2008
Hurghada is known worldwide especially for its coral reefs and magnificent climate. It is an ideal place for divers and water sports lover. It is a six hours drive from Cairo and this town sprang up early in the 20th century. Served by Hurghada airport wi... Read >
Author: Article Manager11th July 2008
Playa San Juan is a peaceful and picturesque fishing village surround by banana plantations situated on the south coast of Tenerife between Las Americas and Los Gigantes. This village is similar to Los Cristianos, albeit on a smaller scale, except that it... Read >
Author: Lester Emanuel05th July 2008
Surrounded by the peaceful waters of the Lombok strait and the Bali Sea and flanked by the menacing yet fatherly presence of Guning Agung, Karangasam is a place of emerald beauty with rice fields and jungle-covered mountains dominating every aspect of lif... Read >
Author: Michael Travers03rd July 2008
Madeira is one of the popular tourist spot consisting of European culture, mountains and lots of water. The island known for its rich European culture and fantastic weather is surrounded with tourists and visitors from every part of the world. The beautif... Read >
Author: sdj1830th June 2008
Dubai is the second largest of the seven Emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates. The city grew significantly for the past decades and has many things to offer to distinctive traveler or party-man. Originally it was a settlement on an ancient ... Read >
Author: christenrichardson27th June 2008
Surrounded by the peaceful waters of the Lombok strait and the Bali Sea and flanked by the menacing yet fatherly presence of Guning Agung, Karangasam is a place of emerald beauty with rice fields and jungle-covered mountains dominating every aspect of lif... Read >
Author: Michael Travers25th June 2008
Tenerife is a Spanish island located on the Atlantic side of Spain, and is the largest of island in the Canary Island chain. Tourism is the number one industry and millions visit Tenerife each year. It is a favorite with Europeans with the UK and German... Read >
Author: directline-holidays.co.uk23rd June 2008
Devon has many things and places to offer holidaymakers. When you and your family book for holidays in Devon, you are sure to choose from varied beautiful accommodations. That should be the start. Coast & Country Cottages have self catering cottages ea... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com21st June 2008
Dubai is the most reserved of the United Arab Emirates in terms of the way of life Western experts can enjoy. You can drink alcohol in your own homes and in various hotel bars and restaurants in the silhouette of the Burj Tower will be another motivated ... Read >
Author: Priya Singh21st June 2008
Dubai is the most reserved of the United Arab Emirates in terms of the way of life Western experts can enjoy. You can drink alcohol in your own homes and in various hotel bars and restaurants in the silhouette of the Burj Tower will be another motivated ... Read >
Author: Priya Singh21st June 2008
The UK is no longer seen as a place to make substantial short-term gains on property by many and, as a result, major investors have moved their interest abroad. Recently, under-developed areas such as Croatia and Bulgaria have seen a lot of interest from ... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell20th June 2008
Having lived in the shadows of the main nerve centers; Kowloon and Hong Kong for some time; Aberdeen has now been transformed into one of Hong Kong Island’s premier residential areas and also a popular tourist destination. Aberdeen is an area on the sou... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye18th June 2008
Host a reunion from our luxury vacation homes
Are you trying to get the old college gang together? Planning a family reunion with your brothers, sisters and family? Having a girls-or-boys-only retreat? Casa Valerie's luxury rental villa on the Puerto V... Read >
Author: badola18th June 2008
Spain's Canary Islands are an archipelago of islands in the northern Atlantic Ocean.
The Canaries are volcanic in origin and consist of seven large islands and several smaller islands. It is believed that the last volcanic eruption that helped create ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th June 2008
By: Jim Scherrer
Now that you’ve finally retired and have some free time, perhaps you might be interested in learning some things that you previously never had time to learn. But first, you must decide where you want to gain this new knowledge and wi... Read >
Author: Jim Scherrer17th June 2008
By Jim Scherrer
Quaint, as defined by Webster and others, means unusual or old fashioned in a pleasing way, with a charming old fashioned quality, or oddly picturesque.
Some will say that Puerto Vallarta is a quaint or picturesque city due to the t... Read >
Author: Jim Scherrer13th June 2008
Host a reunion from our luxury vacation homes
Are you trying to get the old college gang together? Planning a family reunion with your brothers, sisters and family? Having a girls-or-boys-only retreat? Casa Valerie's luxury rental villa on the Puerto V... Read >
Author: badola11th June 2008
Pattaya is well known for its nightlife and beaches and is located about 150 km southeast from Bangkok. By car you would have to spend about 1.5 hours as the motorways are very developed. Starting as a fishing village, Pattaya has grown tremendously the ... Read >
Author: sweetsingles01@gmail.com10th June 2008
A tour through the north east of Tasmania is a journey through a kaleidoscope of colour. Inland there are the lush green rolling fields and the dark pine forests, punctuated by the purples and yellows of the fields of poppies and lavenders that flower in ... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt05th June 2008
The design elements common to all Claddagh rings are two hands lovingly holding, embracing or caressing a heart, topped by a simple crown. The Claddagh design is strongly identified with Ireland and its history and lore, but it actually symbolizes much, m... Read >
Author: diane hamments04th June 2008
Sydney offers so much as a holiday destination that some visitors feel there's no time to see it all. Other holiday makers are so beguiled with the harbour and its icons, they never move out of the downtown area. But to truly come to grips with this wonde... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves22nd May 2008
Through experience I’ve learned that I prefer travelling on my own in retrospect to accompanying a tour group. Yes, you miss out on some social activities, but if you travel with a friend, Cape Town car rentals is your best bet to see and do everything ... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel20th May 2008
Amsterdam was established as a small fishing village back in the 12th century, but today, Amsterdam has become the biggest and most popular city in Holland. Although Amsterdam is still considered a fairly small city, it is still packed with hundreds of tr... Read >
Author: sdj1820th May 2008
The Greek island of Crete was the home of the Minoans, an ancient civilisation who preceded even the ancient Greeks. The Minoan civilisation is in fact the oldest of all European civilisations and was the first to use a written language. Considering that ... Read >
Author: Stewart15th May 2008
It's no mystery that Mendocino is popular with tourists -- after all, it was seen nationally for many years as the backdrop on television's Murder She Wrote.
The series ran 12 years altogether, filming its last episode in 1996. During that time, 264 ep... Read >
Author: CaliforniaWeekend.com06th May 2008
Majorca is the largest island of the Balearic Islands, a group of islands that are part of Spain and situated in the Mediterranean. Majorca's history as a popular holiday destination dates back to the 1960's when the package tour industry was born.
Youn... Read >
Author: Stewart01st May 2008
Part II
In part I we talked about our property that was filled with mobile homes. We are ready to turn this into a residential property. Where do we go from here?
A good engineer would be able to guide you to the highest and best use, and cost you v... Read >
Author: Bryan Benson01st May 2008
Part I
Say you have a 40-acre mobile home park, two blocks off the Gulf of Mexico in central Florida.
And you have tenants. You have many, many tenants. What you really want is the land the mobiles homes sits on. Do you have any theories of what it... Read >
Author: Bryan Benson11th April 2008
Sometimes sands from the Sahara are carried by the winds so far out into the Atlantic that the skies over Lanzarote are given an almost unreal, rusty teint. Only rarely does this disrupt the caravan of charter flights that head for Lanzarote all year roun... Read >
Author: mlauterwein10th April 2008
The holiday island of Cyprus has built a reputation as a sunshine paradise. This is the place to visit if you want to find warm weather and an even warmer welcome.
So what is it that makes Cyprus so special? The climate is obviously key to many of the ... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett09th April 2008
Given its history, location, climate and people, it would be fair to suggest that the holiday island of Cyprus is absolutely unique. A combination of these factors attract millions of tourists every year.
If you're looking to plan a summer holiday then... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett06th April 2008
Panama is a country of cultural and natural beauty; its roots reach back into history as a trade hub and today, its skyline ever-evolving as a real estate and travel hotspot. But with all the widely-publicized beauty the country retains, here are our 5 sp... Read >
Author: Wain Roy04th April 2008
When thinking of Majorca, most people think of the club 18/30s or the historical sights of Palma Nova, but now Majorca has much more to offer besides the norm. These days there are quiet tranquil resorts that cater for the easy going holiday and some of t... Read >
Author: Mac T. Wheeler01st April 2008
Every now and again my brother Leo, my sister Nell and I, go away for some family quality time. I don’t think this is normal in every family, but for us this is a good way of keeping the family bonds strong. They both live in Pretoria, so this year they... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel27th March 2008
The Mediterranean island of Cyprus is a haven for those seeking a place to escape and enjoy water sports in a warm climate. The town of Paphos is particularly popular, with its mix of modernity and history.
If you're not familiar with Cyprus then you m... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett25th March 2008
Cyprus attracts more than two million visitors each year and relies heavily on tourism. It caters for many different types of holiday, but visitors looking for a beach holiday still appear to be in the majority.
You'll almost certainly have heard a lit... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett25th March 2008
In over 4500 rental location in UK and worldwide, the car hire UK offers the best fully rental cars inclusive of all prices. Every car hire is an Internet car broker. Car hire UK are there in the car hire market for over 10 years and they have a nexus thr... Read >
Author: akhsmi07th March 2008
Padua, or Padova, is a very old city. It grew from a small fishing village to become one of the main cities of the Veneti region. It is also the motherland for one of the oldest European universities and a huge scientific and cultural centres of the Medie... Read >
Author: t_kogutenko15th February 2008
Ever since President Mubarak of Egypt opened his country’s property market to foreign buyers in 2003, the Egyptian property market has boomed. The most favoured area for UK buyers is the area around Hurghada. Originally a fishing village on the Red Sea ... Read >
Author: Graham Drage14th February 2008
Ever since President Mubarak of Egypt opened his country’s property market to foreign buyers in 2003, the Egyptian property market has boomed. The most favoured area for UK buyers is the area around Hurghada. Originally a fishing village on the Red Sea ... Read >
Author: Graham Drage02nd February 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Tom Jackson
Become a Travel Agent and live the lifestyle you have always freamed of?travel to far away and exoctic locations, all at agent only prices, while making commissions on every client who books travel through you.
Just im... Read >
21st January 2008
With a variety of different activities in the Big Apple, New York remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States.
With busy streets packed with bars, restaurants and a wide variety of designer clothes stores, New York remains... Read >
Author: DCollins18th January 2008
"Punta de Tiburon, translated as Shark’s Point, was the Spanish name for the town now known as Tiburon. Originally a Miwok Indian Village, Tiburon prospered as a Spanish Land Grant settlement, and later became a bustling railroad town in the 1800’s. ... Read >
Author: Mistina Thomson18th January 2008
Spiritual Tourism - Heavens on Earth - Part II
Amongst the Fourfold Yoga, Union via Love is considered the noblest. More Grace and protection accrue from Union via Love. It is said that He favours Love to Wisdom, hiding His secrets even from Wisdom !... Read >
Author: Govind Kumar08th November 2007
Holiday Cottages MorayshireI recommend considering holiday cottages Morayshire if you are lookingfor a relaxing holiday in stunning scenery. Located 3-4 hours drivenorth from Glasgow, the local Morayshire area is a dream come true forthose looking for a h... Read >
Author: myarticle99@yahoo.com06th November 2007
France is a country that is steeped in history and wherever you turn, you can see the magnificent buildings and monuments that have been constructed throughout the centuries.The first signs of civilisation around the Paris region of France date back to ar... Read >
Author: placesinfrance.com04th October 2007
You can’t find a better destination that South Africa, if you are looking for some real diving adventure. Undoubtedly, South Africa is one of the best scuba diving destinations in the world. It really is a celebrated scuba diving destination, widely kno... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson25th September 2007
The word "Agia" means saint and "Napa" translates into wooded valley so when you go clubbing in Agia Napa be sure to remember that. Yeah right! You will probably associate this beautiful holiday resort with late night clubs and trendy bars buy believe me ... Read >
Author: kevinor10th September 2007
PEOPLE OF THE VALLEYA day on safari in the Kilombero valleyWandamba means ''people of the valley'', indicative of this tribe's long relationship with it's homeland, Kilombero valley. Fishing is the primary occupation , and it is the calls of the fish... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th September 2007
For active holiday makers who are looking for something different during their vacation trip, one of the best options is Torrevieja. Located midway between Alicante in the north and Murcia in the south - Torrevieja is an exquisite Spanish coastal city on ... Read >
Author: lee smith03rd September 2007
To most people, the mere mention of Majorca elicits those all too familiar images of Club 18-30 hotspots - Palma Nova and Magaluf - which have historically been popular with young holidaymakers looking to have a good time. However, Majorca has many resort... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton02nd September 2007
Set in Europe's third largest island, the Ceann Sibeal Golf Club can be found on the Western most part of Ireland and is blessed with astounding natural beauty composed of rolling dune terrains and steep and sharp cliffs that juts to the ocean. When it’... Read >
Author: John Ugoshowa02nd September 2007
They�ve been raised in an age of excess consumption, where plastic surgery and flashy cars are doled out as high school graduation gifts. Some experts say catering to kids� self-esteem instead of teaching them about responsibility has left them poorly... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer31st August 2007
Less than a century ago, Dubai was a small fishing village, a place roamed by Bedouin tribes and settlers who crowded around the banks of the creek. Today, Dubai is an extremely popular tourists destination and an important global economic player. If we t... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola31st August 2007
Until the 1960s, what was simply a sleepy fishing village now boasts of housing more skyscrapers than any other city in Europe, except London and Milan. It is Benidorm that is referred to here and it comes under Costa Blanca Property. With the Gran Hotel ... Read >
Author: Brittney Jackeline29th August 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Dennis Ng
Albert Eintstein said that the "power of compounding" is possibly the most powerful financial concept. What is the second most powerful financial concept then?
In my opinion, it is Leverage.
What is Leverage?
Lever... Read >
Author: Dennis Ng03rd August 2007
Playa del Carmen (often referred to as just "Playa" locally) was a little, unknown fishing village that was discovered by the traveler's visiting Cancun and Cozumel . But now Playa del carmen is one of the fastest growing coastal towns in Mexico. The Play... Read >
Author: Tom Budniak23rd July 2007
This warm and hospitable city has it all; culture, shopping and an electrifying nightlife. However, it is worth checking out Dublin’s hinterland by indulging yourself in a daytrip from Dublin. Car hire might be a good option for the more experienced dri... Read >
Author: Andy Burrows13th July 2007
The early days
Amsterdam was founded as a fishing village around the thirteenth century. During the 14th, but especially the 15th century, Amsterdam underwent a rapid development, which laid the foundation for the Golden Age, when the city became the sta... Read >
Author: Laurent Fabier05th July 2007
Playa del Carmen is located on the Mexican Caribbean coast, 40 miles south of Cancun. This area, known as the Mayan Riviera, is an ideal destination for weddings, honeymoons or just to relax in a gorgeous setting. Playa del Carmen's original name was X... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th July 2007
Yanik Silver: Well, let's go on a different track now. We've talked about all the different three areas. But let's talk about some place where I've spent a lot of time and where I know probably people that are listening to this want to talk about, and ... Read >
Author: vishjohn02nd July 2007
Calpe is a beautiful town, situated on the northern part of Alicante Province, on the Costa Blanca region. Once an ancient fishing village, Calpe has now become a large scale charming tourist town. Steeped in history, Calpe is a fantastic blend of ancient... Read >
Author: lee smith27th June 2007
The city derives its name from God Visakha, or the God of Courage. The earliest documented history the city states that it was ruled by the mighty King Ashoka, but was sacked by one dynasty after another during the course of history.
The land of the gol... Read >
Author: Vinay15th June 2007
Hostels in the city of Amsterdam are readily available for the visitors and locals. One can easily find different advertisements placed around the streets for their convenience. To further enlighten you with the hotel classification system, it will be int... Read >
Author: steve@classicalmesh.com10th June 2007
Connecticut stretches along Long Island Sound from the suburbs of New York City to the old harbors of New London and Mystic. The area of the state close to New York, such as Greenwich and Stamford is well known to be a favorite place for the on-shor... Read >
25th May 2007
Cancun is included in the list of five most popular world resorts. Clear turquoise water, water sports, sea fishing, hot Mexican and medium-hot international food offered in hundreds of restaurants – this is what the Mexican Cancun island is.
... Read >
Author: t_kogutenko03rd May 2007
Offering delectable cuisine, excellent shopping and 500-years worth of monuments, Chennai will always have your hands full. Settled by the British in 1639 at the site of a small fishing village, the city gradually grew to incorporate surrounding villages ... Read >
Author: Makemytrip18th April 2007
As one of the Caribbean’s less-crowded resort destinations, many travelers might think that Curacao lacks the excitement of the region’s more popular islands. However, even if you visit Curacao in the tourist off-season, you will find plenty of events... Read >
Author: Mike Goldstein12th April 2007
Thinking of a holiday in Spain, why not try Nerja (East of Malaga) on the Costa del Sol! Read on to see what this charming coastal fishing village and surrounds has to offer. Why not arrange your own holiday, it couldn’t be easier! Look for cheap flight... Read >
Author: Roy30th March 2007
Set in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, stunning Sardinia is a popular destination for those who live for a variety of aquatic sports and who long for unforgettable seaside holidays beside the Italian island’s clear waters. The renown north-eastern ... Read >
Author: GEM Motoring Assist05th March 2007
To the south of the city and southern suburbs lies the broad sweep of False Bay. So named because seafarers of old returning from the east would sometimes turn north after rounding the cape at Hangklip (hanging rock) thinking that it was Cape Point. The ... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa01st March 2007
As striking as its name conveys, the Emerald Coast is a picturesque stretch of land that runs along the Gulf of Mexico and includes the upscale and always popular city of Destin. In a place where the beaches reign supreme, and everything else simply comes... Read >
Author: Jennifer Weiss09th February 2007
The section of coastline between Benllech and Amlwch is probably the most contrasting section of the Anglesey Coastal Path and provides numerous possibilities for the landscape photographer. The coastal path climbs dramatically as it leaves Benllech and t... Read >
Author: simonkit25th January 2007
Amsterdam is a beautiful city of Netherlands, on the banks of two bodies of water; the IJ bay and the Amstel River. The city is situated where the small bifurcated Amstel River is joined by a sluice dam that was originally built in 1240, and thus the city... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson13th January 2007
Next time you have a feeling of déjà vu about planning your European golf holiday destination, consider one of these three exotic destinations and encounter different cultures, stunning resorts, and plenty of golfing action. They contrast European golf ... Read >
Author: GEM Motoring Assist24th December 2006
Nerja has become one of the most popular holiday resorts on the Costa del Sol to be found east of Malaga. Unlike many of the popular destinations to the west of Malaga heading down towards Gibraltar, such as Torremolinos, Fuengirola and Marbella, Nerja ha... Read >
Author: Steve Greenwood13th December 2006
I am not a diver myself, however, about two years back, just out of being curious, I spent a weekend at Amed. Amed and Tulamben on the East coast of Bali, with their crystal clear waters and the Liberty ship-wreck, have been famous as divers’ paradise f... Read >
Author: Adi Arifin04th December 2006
Wild horses come and go as they please, representing a long ago time and a far away place while reinforcing the singular atmosphere of their now-established home. The beach spans for miles, even beyond the reach of highways, meaning that die-hard vacation... Read >
Author: Caitlin Moore26th November 2006
This year, avoid the winter chill and opt for an island golfing holiday in the sun. Your winter escape is easy to plan – just choose a destination and book your flights and hotels through a reputable golf holiday specialist. Within a few hours you can b... Read >
Author: GEM Motoring Assist24th November 2006
If you are looking for picturesque tropical beach front property set in a small remote fishing village that offers pristine white sand beaches and lots of privacy maybe you should be considering Punta de Chame, Panama. Think of every postcard picture you... Read >
Author: Jean Bouttet06th November 2006
If you go to Costa del Sol in the south of Spain, one of the most interesting places to visit is Torremolinos. Situated only 7 km from Malaga airport, the biggest in the region, it is extremely easy to get there no matter where you come from. Taking a loo... Read >
Author: Rick Martin12th October 2006
Playa del Carmen is located on the Mexican Caribbean coast, 40 miles south of Cancun. This area, known as the Mayan Riviera, is an ideal destination for weddings, honeymoons or just to relax in a gorgeous setting. Playa del Carmen’s original name was ... Read >
Author: Beth Hendrickson21st August 2006
This article looks at harbours and anchorages of the Saronic Islands and the coast starting in the north at the Corinth canal and running south as far as the cape at Skillaion
It is difficult to generalise about weather patterns within the area. In the... Read >
Author: ken jones21st August 2006
Originally a small fishing village, the city of Oostende received its city charter in the 13th century and now has a population of 91,000 people, the largest population on the Belgian coast. Set half way along the 40 mile Belgian coastline, it became pop... Read >
Author: Meredith Booney13th August 2006
Mention Amsterdam, and you get a certain reaction drugs, red light districts are the first things that come to mind. There's a lot more to Amsterdam than that, though, as you'll see if you go there.
Amsterdam has a long and rich history, full of ups ... Read >
Author: John Gibb03rd July 2006
Glasgow is a Scottish city now counting 700 000 inhabitants. It's the third most visited city in Great Britain, after London and Edinburgh. It's an important industrial city with developed metallurgy, machinery and food industry. An old city with rich his... Read >
Author: Alice Moon22nd June 2006
When people think of Cambodia tourism, the first thing that comes to mind is the mystical ruins at Angkor Archaeological Park. Seldom do people think of The Kingdom of Cambodia as a place that offers R&R in terms of sun, sands, and sea. This is probably o... Read >
Author: Bee Yinn Low26th May 2006
On my recent trip to Cambodia I was blessed to spend three days exploring the ruins collectively known as Angkor Wat. We experienced sunrise and sunset, as well as the noonday heat, in this magnificent complex of temples, many built more than 900 years ag... Read >
Author: Vickie Milazzo RN, MSN, JD21st May 2006
If you were to make a list of the most beautiful places to visit in the world, then the Amalfi coast in Italy would have to be in the top ten category.
This is the coast which is famous for hairpin turns, breathtaking views, sweet lemons (I mean sweet)... Read >
Author: Alice Flowers20th May 2006
A holiday in the northern Costa Blanca is set within a greener and more rugged landscape than the south which is relatively flat and dry. The climate here is mild throughout the year with an average of 320 days sunshine each year, perfect for spending tim... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer12th May 2006
Sharm El Sheikh is heady mix of sun, sand and mountains located on a promontory at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula along the Red Sea in Egypt at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba.
Owing to the many peace conferences held there it is also called "T... Read >
Author: Darren Panto20th April 2006
The Southern Ionian also known as the inland sea includes the islands of Levkas, Meganisi, Ithaca, Cephalonia and Zakinthos
Levkas is a popular, lively and windy island. It is the only island linked to mainland Greece, a swing bridge providing access b... Read >
Author: ken jones20th April 2006
Are you going to Costa Blanca in Spain? Make sure you see more than just the beach! Costa Blanca has so much to offer. We stayed near Alfaz del Pi, twenty minutes or so from Benidorm. It was a perfect location, since so many villages are close by.
We we... Read >
Author: Edna Solem16th April 2006
To travel south from Dar es Salaam towards Mozambique is - as far as the tourist is concerned - uncharted territory. Few travel to this area of Tanzania; although there is much talk of future development. If this area were in Europe or North America it... Read >
Author: Ian Williamson14th April 2006
Zanzibar Island is an Indian Ocean paradise off the coast of Tanzania. Here is the idyllic place to recharge your batteries after your safari on the mainland. This island offers opportunities for cultural exchanges, tranquil breaks and historical explor... Read >
Author: Ian Williamson03rd April 2006
Zanzibar is an archipelago of over 50 islands with the largest two being Zanzibar Island and Pemba Islands. Zanzibar is only 25 miles from the Tanzanian coast and reached by high speed ferry or flights from Dar es Salaam and Arusha in the north. Zanzibar... Read >
Author: Ian Williamson11th March 2006
Yaiza Beaches
In this particular article (I have written others about beaches in other areas of the island), I will cover beaches in Yaiza, one of the seven municipalities of Lanzarote.
This part of Lanzarote is occupied, principally, by the town... Read >
Author: John Plumb07th March 2006
Travel today is more accessible to the masses than ever before. People around the world are traveling and vacationing at an ever increasing rate. This increase has made some of the world's most fashionable resort areas a trendy vacation spot. Among the... Read >
Author: Brian Schmidt16th February 2006
Copenhagen is the capital of the oldest kingdom in the world - Denmark. It is situated in the island of Zealand and is the largest city in Scandinavia. Denmark's population is that of 5.3 million people, of which more than a million reside in its capital... Read >
Author: Emil Netzov16th February 2006
Ah yes, Amsterdam the city of tulips, the city of blooming festivals of color and fragrance in the springtime. However, when you travel to Amsterdam, you'll also find a teeming center of finance and culture, rivaling other European capitals. Begun as ... Read >
Author: Steven Wallace16th February 2006
Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands, and is one of the largest historic cities in Europe. The city lies near two bodies of water, the Amstel river and the IJ bay. For many tourists, Amsterdam is a city which is well known and praised for its ... Read >
Author: Rahul viz10th February 2006
During the last decades, Netherlands also known as Holland has become the symbol of freedom due to its legalization of light drugs, euthanasia and marriages between gays and lesbians. Amsterdam, its capital, is the most visited city in the country but bes... Read >
Author: Constance Blair19th January 2006
Cebu is the traveler's fantasy of a tropical island come true - balmy weather, pristine beaches, crystalline waters, and luxurious resorts with all the frills of modern living. The island-province of Cebu was where the Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magel... Read >
Author: Mars Mosqueda Jr.05th January 2006
Jimi Hendrix wrote his song, "Castles in the Sand" in 1967,and that was two years before he actually visited Morocco. The site of "Castles in the Sand" was the then small town and fishing village of Essaouira on Morocco's Atlantic Coast. The town has grow... Read >
Author: Derek Miller31st December 2005
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. But would there be confusion on what plant you are talking about? There is with Geraniums. Does the idea of a Geranium conjure up an image of a quaint Greek fishing village with window boxes planted out with... Read >
Author: Jody Taberner18th December 2005
Thirty years after the end of the war, the incredibly resilient nation of Vietnam, and the Vietnamese people, is beginning to emerge from the shadows - from www.Sticky-Rice.com.
Vietnam is a country deeply scarred by war and yet its outlook is forgiv... Read >
Author: Henry Vacher20th November 2005
There are a number of Irish Wedding Rings that include Spirals, Triskeles, and Triquetas, Shield Knots and Sun Symbols. The most popular ring by far is the Irish Claddagh and it is surrounded by a romantic legend.
The Claddagh is as was said, the most... Read >
Author: Martin Smith14th November 2005
A country with the biggest population on the Earth, a country closed for a several decades; nowadays China is becoming one of the most interesting tourist destinations in Asia.
China is one of the oldest states in the world and the only, surviving till ... Read >
Author: Elena Reboni11th November 2005
If you make a decision to spend your vacation in Egypt, usually you have a choice of two sea resorts Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh. They both are very popular, but Hurghada is situated in African continent while Sharm El Sheikh lies on Sinai peninsula.
... Read >
Author: Constance Blair06th November 2005
Girona is an beautiful, quaint town with an long history. The town was inhabited by Romans, Jews and Moors at different times in Spain's history, and traces of each group can be seen in this lovely city. The local dialect is Catalan, not Spanish, but th... Read >
Author: jay moncliff19th October 2005
France and Paris, Paris and France. You'll have a great time exploring Paris, but you'll miss places like Bordeaux and St. Tropez if you don't get out of the city.
Bordeaux
Bordeaux is both a city and the center of the wine region in France. As a c... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo
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