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![]() Glitter and glam in Monaco
Toronto Star
Monaco is accessible by train with connecting lines to several French and Italian cities. There are daily train rides to Milan and Genoa, overnight trips to Paris and Rome, and several daily trains to the towns on the French and Italian rivieras. ...
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![]() Let's be serious with "Asia's Latin City"
Zamboanga Today Online
I am fully convinced now that the moniker, “Asia's Latin City” is something that should really be promoted not only for tourism purposes but also as our indigenous cultural heritage. In fact, I felt so embarrassed that I just considered Chabacano as a ...
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![]() Opinion: The decade of horror that wasn't
Vancouver Sun
In 1890, the murder of the police chief of New Orleans prompted the mass lynching of 11 Italian immigrants simply because the pistol used to murder the chief was Italianmade. That's typical of our species, unfortunately. Something like the response to ...
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![]() Cancun: More than beautiful beaches
St. George Daily Spectrum
I wrote an article a few months prior regarding safety and tourism in Cancun and thought this would be the perfect opportunity to check it out for myself. I have traveled to Cancun several times throughout my life but had not been back since 2006 and I ...
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![]() Spanish Cities Pin Hopes on Big Arts Complexes
New York Times
SANTANDER, SPAIN — Íñigo de la Serna worked on the construction of the Guggenheim Center, which, with its opening in 1997, turned the Basque city of Bilbao into one of Europe's leading culture and tourism destinations. ...
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![]() The decade of horror that wasn't
Vancouver Sun
Tourism did not vanish. And historically unprecedented levels of migration continued: Not only did the United States not close its borders after 9/11, the steadily increasing rate at which it admitted new legal residents actually rose slightly. ...
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![]() The decade of horror that wasn't
Ottawa Citizen
In 1890, the murder of the police chief of New Orleans prompted the mass lynching of 11 Italian immigrants simply because the pistol used to murder the chief was Italianmade. That's typical of our species, unfortunately. Something like the response to ...
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![]() Trending: The North East
Hindustan Times
“The region is clearly poised for a growth in economic activity, linked both to the huge tourism potential and the availability of resources, natural and human. Hence, we anticipate that the region will see a greater presence of branded hotels, ...
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![]() Breaking down Italy's slew of new hotel taxes
Travel Agent
[+] Enlarge chart This chart breaks down all the hotel taxes in Italy (Courtesy European Tour Operators Association ) Well, it was all of them, and some other cities in Italy too. Basically, Italian municipalities are on the hunt for additional revenue ...
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![]() La dolce vita Down Under
Sydney Morning Herald
Griffith, home to 25000 people and one of the largest cities in the Riverina, is well-known for its Italian character. What is less familiar is how that came about. Its story began in 1912 when the ambitious Murrumbidgee Irrigation Scheme was ...
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Huffington Post
The idea to make a documentary film about Albania promoting tourism & travel to the country was conceived by Fadil Berisha, my brother Nate Dushku and myself. Once we talked about the film, it had to be done. It became a labor of love. ...
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![]() What the papers said: Ramsay creditors anger; $20000 fine for rats
Australian Hospitality Magazine
Tourism Australia is taking a more active role in increasing tourism. It is working with Austrade to identify tourism infrastructure that is needed. CEO Andrew McEvoy said that 50000 hotel rooms are needed in the nine years to 2020. ...
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![]() Simon Calder: Venice - city of culture, cuisine and tax collection
The Independent
But Ted Wake, who runs the upmarket specialist Kirker Holidays, says: "As a PR exercise, the officials who run these elegant Italian cities have scored 0/10. If you speak privately to hoteliers, they tend to despair – and then mention how frustrating ...
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