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By: Martin Smith

l started in Hong Kong
Justin Etzin’s childhood was less ordinary than most. Born in Hong Kong, raised in the Seychelles and educated in Britain, he always stood out among his peers.
Justin Etzin lived in Hong Kong, with a cook, cleaner and chauffeur. Justin remembers his parents always stressed the good fortune of his [...]

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By: Aniuddha Badola

Cancun is a premier family friendly vacation spot. It has a thriving tourism industry and vacation destinations that fit into every budget. Spring is the time for wild all night party vacations more suited to the taste of your college kids. But vacationing families, honeymooners, retired couples come all year round. Even corporate [...]

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By: Wayne Hemrick

When shopping for Phoenix homes, one thing you’ll want to know about is recreational opportunities. Whether you’re looking for an evening out on the town, daytime recreation like golfing or kayaking, a hike through the desert ecosystem or relics of the area’s rich and varied history – or something else altogether – you’ll [...]

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By: Leanne S Miller

Organic Island use only the finest naturally derived and certified organic ingredients – such as mango seed butter, macadamia oil, jojoba oil, rosehip oil, coconut oil and beeswax in their lip balm formula http://www.organicisland.com.au/lipbalm/product_info.htm. Made in Australia, this organic breakthrough formulation™ – is a beauty insiders secret to moisture rich healthy lips [...]

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By: andrew.regan.2006@googlemail.com

It’s only natural to be shocked by the latest findings of climate scientists at the Centre for Alternative Technology and elsewhere, as we gradually start to understand the impact that our privileged lifestyles have upon the planet and its people.
Disturbing predictions include doomsday situations such as rising sea levels, flooding, chaotic and destructive severe [...]

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By: Ten Dorji

Bhutan Cultural Tours
As soon as you enter into Bhutan, you will see its unique cultural wealth. The country’s rich cultural heritage has remained remarkably unblemished. The colorful and vibrant living culture co-exists with a rich biodiversity in an unpolluted habitat. Those who have had the rare chance to come to this wonderful kingdom [...]

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By: Seomul Evans

Latin America is a traveler’s paradise and Bolivia offers some of the most spectacular landscapes that you as a volunteer will get to see. A geographically diverse country, Bolivia is also multi-ethnic and has partial control over Lake Titicaca, which is the highest navigable lake in the world at an elevation of 3,805 [...]

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By: Brad Alexzander

sm or green travel is becoming a new catchword in travel. But this doesn’t mean you need to rough it. You could stay in a tent or go backpacking or canoeing, but just little everyday things can make any trip more eco-friendly. You can stay in cities or in the countryside; sleep in [...]

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By: Peter R Stewart

Siwa is a small desert oasis some 350 miles west of Cairo, and the best time to go there is between October and April, which is before the mosquitoes and the heat arrive. At this time of year the nights can be very cold, even freezing.
It isn’t easy to reach Siwa which [...]

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By: Ghanshyam Mishra

The South India culture had a fascinating aspect in its concept of matriarchal society. One can see even today the celebration of the femininity and motherhood at its best. India has been the dream land for centuries. It has still the charm to lure hundreds of thousands of indophiles to explore the [...]

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By: Subhash Kandpal

Global warming is the major issue that has risen higher in the recent few years. What does global warming mean? Global warming refers to a usual increase in the Earth’s temperature, which sequentially causes change in temperature.With the increase in Global warming, diversion has taken place towards Eco-tourism. It has gain popularity among [...]

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By: Cary Ordway

If San Francisco conjures up the image of a metropolis with crowded streets and dense population, you’ll be surprised to learn that just a few miles south and west you will find Half Moon Bay, a rural oasis of charm set along a scenic stretch of pristine California seashore.
It’s in this small village [...]

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