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Moving from Vancouver to Belgrade
Sun, 04 Jul 2010, Michael Thornessen
Source: Google Docs
A friend of mine told me that however well you organize shipping of your stuff overseas, you are always on the losing end. It's an opaque arrangement where you simply have to accept some unexpected changes, cost increases, lack of information etc. I've heard it also from people who were shipping things overseas, but also within Canada or US.
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5 Unsung Attractions of Paris
Wed, 03 Sep 2008, Kieron Sellens
Source: Articles Base
You know what the guidebooks tell you when you visit Paris - you must see The Louvre, The Eiffel Tower, The Arc de Triomphe... and yet there are many of us who need something a little less clichéd to see. For people who fit that description, I've made this list...
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Dominica: the Caribbean's lost world
Fri, 30 May 2008
Source: Telegraph
Dominica's original settlers - the Kalinago People - are thriving amid rainforest, waterfalls and volcanoes. Gavin Bell gets right back to nature.
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Greek Island Holiday in Symi
Thu, 29 May 2008, Stewart Palmer
Source: Articles Base
A Greek Island holiday in Symi (also spelt Simi) is the perfect vacation destination for lovers of awe inspiring scenery and picturesque towns. Because of its dramatic, natural beauty and romantic buildings, Symi has attracted many artists, photographers and write. It is also an ideal holiday destination for ramblers.
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Edinburgh Festival
Thu, 29 May 2008, Steve Kevin
Source: Articles Base
The Edinburgh Festival is celebrated in Edinburgh, Scotland during the month of August. Though the festivals are typically celebrated in August, there are a number of other festivals that are celebrated around the year. It is recorded as being the largest art festival in the world. It was established in...
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Bespoke Traveller: Shopping in Monte Carlo
Fri, 23 May 2008
Source: Telegraph
Ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, Johnny Morris hits the boutiques of Cannes and Monte Carlo.
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The world's best beaches: UK and Europe
Fri, 23 May 2008
Source: Telegraph
In the final instalment of our search to find the world's best beach, we look closer to home and find a selection of beaches in the UK and Europe that give those of the Caribbean and Indian Ocean a run for their money.
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Travel Restrictions
Wed, 21 May 2008, Dave J. Davies
Source: Articles Base
Do you understand the basics of air travel and luggage restrictions? There have been various changes throughout the years due to increase security at airports. You'll need to understand the luggage restrictions.
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Crete: the perfect break
Wed, 21 May 2008
Source: Telegraph
Enjoy the beaches, Byzantine churches and spring breezes of the island's east coast, says Louise Roddon.
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Hotels - Viva Italia!
Tue, 20 May 2008, David Collins
Source: Articles Base
What springs to mind when you think of Italy? From pasta to poetry, Roman architecture to the roar from within a football stadium, there's something for everyone. With a rich cultural history and a variety of hotels to cater for all tastes, thousands choose to head to Italy for their holidays each year.
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Serbia: a side we haven't seen
Fri, 16 May 2008
Source: Telegraph
Next weekend, Serbia's capital Belgrade with be staging the Eurovision Song Contest. Can it pull in the tourists as well? Paul Mansfield reports.
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Travel accessories: action cameras
Fri, 16 May 2008
Source: Telegraph
Charles Starmer-Smith profiles four action cameras in the first of our new travel accessories column: the Sanyo HD1000, VIO POV-1, Oregon Scientific ATC2K and the Olympus Mju 1030 SW.
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London attractions are world's priciest
Fri, 16 May 2008
Source: Telegraph
A study shows that visitors to the capital are paying a premium, reports Charles Starmer-Smith.
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Visiting Wineries In The Chianti Region Of Tuscany, Italy
Thu, 15 May 2008, Terry Sullivan
Source: Articles Base
The Chianti region of Tuscany is a vast region of rolling hills set in the countryside of central Italy. Eight zones divide this region, each with a unique terrior. Wine Trail Traveler visited seven wineries in late October of 2007. Two of these wineries were in the Chianti Colii Senesi...
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Amsterdam - a Beautiful City With Cheap Hotels
Thu, 15 May 2008, Megha Poddar
Source: Articles Base
The summer has started and many of us are planning to visit some cool and chill destination, may be with family or group of friends.
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