Travel in Europe and Middle East

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Spain: Survival Spanish for ESL Teachers -- Maria del Carmen Alle's Perez
1. Sientate (singular) / Sientense (plural), por favor – Sit down, please 2. Ven aqui (sing.) / Vengan aqui (pl.) – Come here 3. Despacio – Slowly 4. Basta ya! (sing.) / Dejarlo ya! (pl.) - Stop ...
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Italy: Survival Italian for ESL Teachers -- Laura Trevisan, English Translator
Essential Classroom Commands/Words for ESL Teachers in Italy I must first explain that in the Italian language the words change when commands are directed to one person or to more than one. 1. ...
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France: Survival French for ESL Teachers -- ESL Teachers Board
1. Assieds-toi (singular informal) / Asseyez-vous (plural or singular formal) - Sit down 2. Viens ici (singular informal) / Venez ici (plural or singular formal) - Come here 3. Ne fais pas cela, s'il ...
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Middle East: Survival Arabic for ESL Teachers -- Loreto O. Bagio, Engineer/Notes added by Robin D
There are many differences in vocabulary, dialect and accent in the Arabic speaking countries. Egyptian Arabic evolved after conquest and still retains many many words dating back to pre-Islamic ...
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Middle East: Survival Farsi (Persian) for ESL Teachers -- Aria
Essential Classroom Commands in Farsi: 1. Beshin - Sit down! 2. Biya - Come here. 3. Be aaraami - Slowly. 4. Nakon - Don't do that! 5. Ba ajaleh - Hurry! 6. Saket baash - Be quiet! 7. Movaazeb baash ...
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Germany: German lesson with audio -- ESL Teachers Board
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Spain: Spanish lesson with audio -- ESL Teachers Board
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France: French lesson with audio -- ESL Teachers Board
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Turkey: Survival Turkish for ESL Teachers -- Robin Day and Hussain Eser
These key expressions were collected thanks to Hussain Eser, a Turkish barber working in Kuwait. He says that Turkish has absorbed words and expressions from all around, French, Arabic, Italian. ...
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Hungary: Survival Hungarian for ESL Teachers -- Courtesy: http://english.specialist.hu
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Middle East: Teaching in the Middle East (about $4300/Month, but..) -- gharwell1
Been there Done that and Got the T-shirt Hello, I have approximately eight years in Saudi Arabia and another contract in Kuwait. I have taught Military, Banking, and Petrochemical company employees. ...
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Germany: Going to Germany to teach -- Pohl
I don't know if you're EU citizen, I'm assuming no. Most schools ESL employ teachers per hour, no need to have a work-permit, just keep quiet and don't call the labor dpt. Large cities are very ...
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Charles Bridge, Prague *Link* *Picture* -- TEFL Worldwide, Prague
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Teaching in Hungary -- Mark
Dear everyone, I just graduated from a TESOL program and am very, very interested in teaching English in Hungary, preferably Budapest or town within an hours drive. My father was born there and so ...
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Spain: A Quick Tour of Spain -- Linda Plummer
By: Linda Plummer With over fifty million tourists visiting Spain each year, this popular West European country must have something special which attracts the visitor. What exactly is it ...? The ...
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Places to Visit in Southeast Spain -- Seb Jay
By: Seb Jay Southeast Spain along the Costa de Almeria is an unspoilt paradise. A world away from the high-rise hotel blocks and apartments that are associated with some other coastal areas of Spain, ...
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Frankfurt Germany -- 12 Insider Tips -- Marcus Hochstadt
By: Marcus Hochstadt In the city with its international airport 650,000 humans live. It is a very modern large city and became the ' turntable of Europe '. In Frankfurt important industrial ...
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Backpacking in Europe? Stay in hostels! -- Matt Reider
By Matt Reider A Few Words About Hostelling Hostels are generally fantastic places to be. The people who are there are passionate about travelling, there is lots of camaraderie and a strong sense of ...
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Teaching English in Greece -- Emmanuel Mendonca
By Emmanuel Mendonca The employment situation can be quite uncertain for newcomers to Greece and therefore many people choose to try teaching English as a foreign language, on a full or part-time ...
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Living in Spain - Common questions -- Jamie Mills
By Jamie Mills What will the winter weather be like on the Costa del Sol ? Much warmer than Northern Europe. Many resident’s don’t even have central heating in their home. The Costa del Sol enjoys ...
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Eurail travel - a way to extend a holiday to Europe -- Gareth Powell
By Gareth Powell You can effectively extend a touring holiday of Europe by several days and perhaps save money. To do it you need a Eurail pass and a little forward planning. This is how it works. ...
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Gift Giving Etiquette in Saudi Arabia -- Neil Payne
•Gifts should only be given to the most intimate of friends. •Gifts should be of the highest quality. •Never buy gold or silk as a present for men. •Silver is acceptable. •Always give/receive gifts ...
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Berlin Germany Insider Sigtseeing – TOP 10 Sights – Part 1 of 4 -- Marcus Hochstadt
With about 3,400,000 inhabitants, Berlin is the largest City in Germany. It is 38 kilometres long and 45 kilometres wide. Consider that Berlin has a lot of suburbs and districts. As you know, the ...
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How Ronzoni Italian Foods Helped My Dad Learn English -- Ann Marie Parisi
By Ann Marie Parisi My dad likes to say, he was made in Italy, but born in Brooklyn New York. You see his parents left Palermo, Sicily in February 1955 and sailed by boat to America. My nonna ...
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Learn Italian for Free -- Mindy Prian
By Mindy Prian Italian is one of the most widespread languages in the world, and speaking it can give you a tremendous sense of accomplishment, an edge in your career, and even a stronger bond with ...
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Learn Italian in Italy -- Mindy Prian
By Mindy Prian You can combine your love of the Italian language with an unforgettable experience in the country where the language is spoken by studying Italian in Italy! Hands-down, the best way to ...
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Learn Italian in Your Hometown -- Mindy Prian
By Mindy Prian Are you interested in learning the Italian language right in your own hometown? There are several options that you can explore to find the Italian classes that are just perfect for ...
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Learning French in Paris -- Sourav Choudhury
By Sourav Choudhury Nothing can be more frustrating than to be in France and not been able to speak their language. For, I remember the days when I was among people chanting around in a language ...
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St. Tropez - A "Must-See" Part of The French Riviera -- Sandy Knoll
By Sandy Knoll A visit to the French Riviera would not be complete without a stop in St. Tropez. Renowned for its miles of glistening white beaches, exotic food and as a playground for the rich and ...
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Website Claims Romania To Be One Of The Most Beautiful European Travel Destinations -- Octavian Popescu
By Octavian Popescu A year ago, two Romanian backpackers were sitting around a campfire in the Carpathians when they came up with a winning concept. They’d make an online travel guide to Romania ...
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Kyrenia: The Jewel of Northern Cyprus -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson With 340 days of sunshine a year and the perfect Mediterranean climate it’s no wonder thousands of visitors flock to Cyprus every year to escape the sometimes less forgiving ...
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The World's Biggest Party - OktoberFest in Munich -- Steven Gluck
By Steven Gluck What lures us die-hard Oktoberfest fans to Munich each and every year without fail? Why do we come back again and again to re-experience the world’s largest festival? Is it the beer? ...
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What You Need to Know About – Switzerland Travel -- Mansi Aggarwal
By Mansi Aggarwal Since time memorial, Switzerland has proved itself as one of the most cherished tourist destinations. Every part of this country seems to be caressed and lying in the lap of nature. ...
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Florence in a Day -- by: Suzanne Morrison
by: Suzanne Morrison Overflowing with history, art and culture, Florence is a city that’s very hard to do justice to in a single day. A visit to the Uffizi museum alone could easily eat a day or two ...
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Oman Here We Come -- Herman Nuncrush
By: Herman Nuncrush Having practically circumnavigated the world and since retired and become an assisant CEO of Florida vacation villa rental website of www.fabvillas.com I thought I would start to ...
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Stockholm – A Great Destination That Is Kind To Your Budget -- Marc A. De Jong
By: Marc A. De Jong Sweden is one of the most affordable travel destinations in Western Europe. This statement would have raised some eyebrows a few years back, but it has become reality. So why not ...
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Alicante Spain - How To Explore It In One Day -- Robert Carlton
By: Robert Carlton Imagine some of you will come over and spend these summer holidays around the Costa Blanca in places like Benidorm, Torrevieja, Denia or Calpe. After two month of sunbathing and ...
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The Rise and Rise of Croatia for Sailing Holidays -- Christopher Longmore
By: Christopher Longmore In the 1980s, Croatia - then part of Yugoslavia - built up a sizeable yacht charter industry. It was never then on the scale to rival long time favourite Greece, but it was ...
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Ten reasons to move to the Costa Brava -- Christopher Longmore
By: Christopher Longmore After France, Spain is Europe's most popular holiday destination, and the apparent dominance of France is to a large extent due to visitors in transit elsewhere. In 1996 ...
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Too Much To Do In London! -- Martin Kleinman
By: Martin Kleinman No one can truly say they know London well. To know London completely is impossible. London changes faster than pigeons descending into the fountains of Trafalgar Square. Home to ...
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Santiago de Compostela - World Heritage Site in Spain -- Seb Jay
By Seb Jay Far away from the popular Spanish Costas is one of Spain's most striking World Heritage Sites - Santiago de Compostela. The city is situated in the Celtic heartland of Northwest Spain and ...
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Moving to France - Bring your sense of humour! -- B A Boyle
By B A Boyle Copyright 2005 Oliver Phillips. In this article from PFS France (http://www.propertyforsalefrance.co.uk/), B A Boyle a British expat, writes a "tongue in cheek" account about the ...
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CYPRUS - the Divided Country, Travel Guide -- TravelMake.com
By TravelMake.com Nestled into the eastern part of Mediterranean Sea, Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean. Cyprus history for the past 10,000 years has seen civilizations come and ...
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Living in Spain - Common questions -- Jamie Mills
By Jamie Mills What will the winter weather be like on the Costa del Sol ? Much warmer than Northern Europe. Many resident’s don’t even have central heating in their home. The Costa del Sol enjoys ...
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Travel To Russia - Vladivostok, Russian “Lord of the East” -- Marina Smiley
By Marina Smiley To many world-wide travelers seeking adventure, the Russian Far East is a very desirable place to visit, and of course if you are going to visit this region, you do not want to miss ...
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The Trans Siberian Railway -- Marina Smiley
By Marina Smiley Sit back and relax as I take you on a wondrous journey that transcends Russia, one third of the globe, from east to west.. Imagine sitting in a comfortable seat, looking out at the ...
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South of France Travelling Tips -- Toni James
By Toni James Ahh the Wonderful Sounth of France. Blue and red parasols, sailing ships, a light breeze and a cloudless blue sky - the Cote d'Azure, or Azure Coast as it is literally translated, lives ...
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Cheap Thrills In Amsterdam - Biking The Countryside -- Steven Gluck
By Steven Gluck Thanks to an airline mix-up, my father and I were stuck in Amsterdam for a couple of days while awaiting an onward flight to a festival in Germany. What to do? First there was the ...
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Living and Teaching in Moscow *Link* -- Phillip Donnelly
By Phillip Donnelly I lived in Moscow for a year, until July 2004, and I thought I'd write about my experience in case you're thinking of coming here to teach at some time in the future. To begin ...
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Greek Facial and Hand Gestures - Does "No" Mean "Yes"? -- Emmanuel Mendonca
By Emmanuel Mendonca As many Greeks will tell you, the Greek language is a very rich language and when a native speaker is in action, it is often also accompanied by a rich variety of facial and hand ...
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Moving to Spain? Is Spain the best place in the world to live? -- Ofer Shoshani
By Ofer Shoshani If you are planning to live in Spain, you should congratulate yourself on your decision. There is no doubt that Spain is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. With ...
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Moving to Spain - see how much better off you are going to be -- Pilar Vidueira
By Pilar Vidueira For many people moving to Spain as a retirement plan, a change of life plan or for work reasons one of the key questions is just how far will their money go? Generally if you are ...
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Spanish Food - How To Prepare Boquerones -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Whilst on your travels in Spain and pausing to take a breath from site-seeing, you have surely experimented with "tapas" at a welcoming bar. If this is the case, it is more than ...
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Spanish Food - The Perfect Paella -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Looking for a traditional Spanish recipe? Without doubt, the best-known is going to be the prodigious paella ... that tasty, adaptable, gregarious dish famed throughout Spain and the ...
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Spanish Fiestas and Festivals: Join the Non-stop Celebration -- Ofer Shoshani
By Ofer Shoshani Colorful Spanish fiestas and festivals are as unique and diverse as the nation and her peoples. While most of the Spanish fiestas and festivals are celebrated nationally, there are ...
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Exploring Lisbon and Portugal on Your Next Vacation -- Robert Carlton
By Robert Carlton Portugal has always been known as the land to the left of Spain on the Iberian Peninsula, caught among its traditional way of life - fishing and agriculture. But thanks to the ...
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Istanbul, Turkey - Where Two Continents Meet -- Lori Guretzki
By Lori Guretzki Istanbul, situated along the shores of the Bosphorus Strait, is the only city in the world bridging two continents, Europe and Asia; it is as old as civilization itself and as modern ...
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Prague Travel Basics -- Mansi Aggarwal
By Mansi Aggarwal Prague is a well- known old city of Europe that is a host to many tourists all round the year. The aura of the place speaks for itself. Prague is the capital of Czech Republic whose ...
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What You Need to Know About Madrid Travel -- Mansi Aggarwal
By Mansi Aggarwal The capital of Spain, pulsating city of Madrid is one of the eminent European cities that is famous for it’s more than a few attractions. The city nestled in the middle of the ...
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What You Need to Know About Paris Travel -- Mansi Aggarwal
By Mansi Aggarwal Life never sleeps in the capital city of France- Paris. The City of Lovers or the City of Lights, the city of Paris is exceptional for it has not just one but a multitude of ...
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What You Need to Know About – Switzerland Travel -- Mansi Aggarwal
By Mansi Aggarwal Since time memorial, Switzerland has proved itself as one of the most cherished tourist destinations. Every part of this country seems to be caressed and lying in the lap of nature. ...
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What You Need to Know About – Barcelona Travel -- Mansi Aggarwal
By Mansi Aggarwal Welcome to the home of 1888 World’s Fair and 1992 Olympics, the capital of Catalan region-a culture branded for its unique amalgam of Spanish and French mode of cooking. Known for ...
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Article: Guide to Portugal -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Portugal, a country with a rich seafaring history, is located on the west coast of the Iberian Peninsula west of Spain. Located in south-western Europe and looking out over the ...
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Turkey: I'm a student at university. -- burçin
I've been hired to teach english.and my student wants me to teach her english grammer, vocabulary and also listening and speaking in five months. she is going to work in a company so she wants me to ...
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Teaching in Europe -- CND teacher
Could I teach in Europe (Spain, Italy). I'm a Canadian teacher with experience. TNX
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Why can American's get ESL jobs in Europe -- (Ms.) Kristen Schmitt
(Ms.) Kristen Schmitt kristenschmitt2003@hotmail.com> Every post for teaching jobs in Europe are only open to those who hold UA passports!!! This is so frustrating as I want to teach in Spain... any ...
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Guide to Bergamo, Lombardy, Italy -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Unique Points Bergamo is a beautiful city, with a medieval hilltop old town. It is easily reached by Ryanair flights from Glasgow, London, Paris, Girona, Brussels, Frankfurt, Hamburg ...
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Vienna – the Jewel of Austria -- Felicity Walker
By Felicity Walker Vienna has long been renowned as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, with good reason. The architecture is magnificent, there are abundant gardens, and it’s a pedestrian’s ...
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Salzburg – the Musical Heart of Austria -- Felicity Walker
By Felicity Walker Mention the city of Salzburg, in Austria, and it’s amazing how many people burst into their favourite song from “The Sound of Music”. Despite this, Salzburg has another claim to ...
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Spain: Casares, the Most Famous of the "White Villages" -- Ruth Polak
By Ruth Polak The Costa del Sol is blessed with several traditional Spanish white villages, or Pueblos Blancos, each with its own unique atmosphere. However there is something about the village of ...
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Innsbruck – Heart of the Mountainous Tirol Region in Austria -- Felicity Walker
By Felicity Walker Innsbruck, located in the centre of the Tirol region in Austria, is a mountain lover’s paradise. The Tirol region is surrounded by huge mountain ranges in three directions, and ...
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Guide to Lake Iseo, Lombardy, Italy -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Introduction Lake Iseo, also called Lake Sebina, is the fourth largest lake in the Lombardy region of Italy. The lake was formed by the Valcamonica Glacier, and is 24 kilometres long ...
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Ten Steps to Perfect Pasta (Italian style) -- Skip Lombardi
By Skip Lombardi I'm amazed at how often I get e-mail from a disgruntled home cook, lamenting the fact that, once again, a dish of pasta has turned into a culinary disaster. I hear stories of ...
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Slovenia - The Star Pupil -- Vaknin, Ph.D.
By Sam Vaknin, Ph.D. The most exciting event in Slovenia last week was when a group of young army recruits spat on the national flag and sang the anthem of the now defunct former Yugoslavia. They ...
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France - Travel To A Country Steeped In History -- Mark Minding
By Mark Minding France is a Western European country which is also made up of a collection of overseas islands and territories located in other countries. Rising from its ashes like a phoenix, France ...
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Guide to Bassano del Grappa, Northern Italy -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Unique Points Bassano sits in a stunning location by the River Brenta with Monte Grappa in the background. It is about 35 kilometres north east of Vicenza. The town's symbols are said ...
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Guide to Trieste, North East Italy -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Introduction Trieste is an Adriatic coastal city in northeastern Italy, close to the border with Slovenia. The sea in the Gulf of Trieste is very clear and clean, with limestone cliffs ...
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Travel Italy - Highlights of Italian Art and Architecture -- Michelle Linden
By Michelle Linden Every year millions of visitors trek through Italy in search of ancient culture, great food, art, architecture, and more. The allure is immediate even to those who have never been. ...
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Camping in Europe is a Matter of Style -- Gareth Powell
By Gareth Powell In Europe, hotel charges bite far deeper into budgets than you would sometimes expect. In Britain there is the inexpensive alterative of bed and breakfast. This does not exist to ...
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European Union at a Glance -- Amarendra Bhushan
By Amarendra Bhushan The European Union (EU) is a union of twenty-five independent states based on the European Communities and founded to enhance political, economic and social co-operation. ...
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European Car Rental - Top Ten Tips for Europe Travel - Tip #4: Before You Go -- Murdoch Morris
By Murdoch Morris Many people believe that the first thing you should do to plan a trip is to figure out where you want to go. In a way this is correct, but only in a general sense. For example, say ...
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Work In Dubai -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Dubai is home to an exciting, diverse, multi-cultural blend of young, dynamic and professional people all enjoying the unrivalled quality of life the Emirate has to offer. It ...
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A Guide To Life In Bulgaria -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson More and more expatriates are attracted to Bulgaria each year. These expatriates are drawn by the climate, the safe sandy beaches, the incredibly low cost of living and low ...
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Guide to Portugal -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Portugal, a country with a rich seafaring history, is located on the west coast of the Iberian Peninsula west of Spain. Located in south-western Europe and looking out over the ...
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Country Profile - All About Ireland -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson The Republic of Ireland is located in Western Europe; it occupies five-sixths of the island of Ireland which lies in the North Atlantic Ocean to the west of the UK. Six ...
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Top 10 Spanish Experiences! -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Guidebooks often provide the visitor with a list of sights to see and places to visit when venturing overseas to a brand new country, but this list of top 10 experiences to ...
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Moving to Spain and Surviving! -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Spain is one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations; furthermore the attraction of Spain’s climate, culture, beauty, cost and standard of living attracts record numbers ...
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Rough Guide to Spain -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Spain is the cultural centre of Europe and the third most popular tourist destination in the world; furthermore it is home to an ever growing eclectic mix of expatriates from ...
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Travelling To Spain - The Spanish Regional Travel Guide -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Up to 60 million visitors travel to Spain every year to delight in the country’s 315 sunny days and its rich and diverse history and culture. As a result the Spanish government ...
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How to Own a Dream Home in Spain -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Every year hundreds of thousands of foreign visitors travel to Spain to delight in the fantastic weather, stunning natural landscapes, excellent entertainment options and ...
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Dubai Lifestyle - The History of the City and Day to Day Life in Dubai -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Background Information to the United Arab Emirates and Dubai: - Dubai is one of the seven states that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE); it is located in the Middle East. ...
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Holland Travel – Amsterdam, Van Gogh, Anne Frank -- Richard Chapo
By Richard Chapo Holland certainly has a reputation with travelers. Known for having a very liberal attitude on social issues such as prostitution and drugs, the reputation is not always deserved. ...
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Insuring Your UK Travel Adventure -- Steve Cogger
By Steve Cogger For your UK holiday adventure travel insurance may be required. Whether you purchase standard travel insurance for your UK trip or whether adventure travel insurance is a must depends ...
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German Castles -- 4 of The Most Incredible Ones -- Part I -- Marcus Hochstadt
By Marcus Hochstadt We have a long history here in Germany and very medieval castles also. Tens of thousands of tourists come to Germany day in and day out just to see and feel the "charisma" of our ...
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German Castles -- 4 of The Most Incredible Ones – Part II -- Marcus Hochstadt
By Marcus Hochstadt Welcome to the second part of my special report of 4 awesome German castles! As I already have told, we have a long history here in Germany and very medieval castles. You can find ...
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Travel Europe – How to Travel Europe on a Cheap Budget -- Gary Hill
By Gary Hill We all want to travel Europe on a cheap budget these days. Budget and discount price airlines have sprung up in almost every European country in the last few years – all of them fighting ...
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Make A “Black Cab” Driver Your Guide To London -- Gregory Hudson
By: Gregory Hudson Drivers of the classic Black Cab spend most of their daily lives trundling through the streets of London. They are a rare breed and the cars they drive are just as full of ...
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The City Of Torrevieja Spain And Its Salty Attractions -- Robert Carlton
By: Robert Carlton Torrevieja is one of the most important summer holiday spots in the province of Alicante, about 50 kilometres from the city of Alicante and making up what is known as the Costa ...
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The Costa Del Sol, Europe's Premier Holiday Destination. -- Ruth Polak
By: Ruth Polak Since the 1960's and the advent of package holidays the Costa del Sol has always been one of the premier holiday destinations in Europe, and with good reason. The weather is perfect, ...
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Going To Live On The Costa Del Sol -- Ruth Polak
By: Ruth Polak Thousands of people every year dream of going to live in Spain and a small percentage of them do it, what is the reason for the dream, and how does the reality live up to it? I came to ...
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Eating Out In Paris On A Budget -- Gareth Powell
By: Gareth Powell This is Paris and it is raining, which is as it should be. Paris rain is not as the rain of other cities. It is softer, benevolent. It caresses, rather than soaks. Perhaps the main ...
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Accommodation In Scotland -- Mag. Peter Csar Laird Of Glencairn
By: Mag. Peter Csar Laird Of Glencairn Congratulations! You have chosen a really great destination for your holidays! You can find B&Bs not only in almost every little village but also in very remote ...
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Doing British Things In France -- B A Boyle
By: B A Boyle There are plenty of “British” things to do in France but you may have to be a little more imaginative as far as entertainment goes. A nice meal with a good bottle of wine is quite ...
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Golden Ring Of Russia -travel Guide, Part 1 -- TravelMake.com
By: TravelMake.com WHAT IS IT: The so called "Golden Ring of Russia" is a symbolical ring connecting historical towns and cities to the North-West of Moscow. They represent 1,000 years of rich ...
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Golden Ring Of Russia -travel Guide, Part 2 -- TravelMake.com
By: TravelMake.com Sergiev Posad (founded in 1345, population 115,000) - the spiritual center of Russia, residence of the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church, where the remains of the first ...
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Cappadocia, Turkey - Land Of Wonders -- Stan Trof
By: Stan Trof Combined forces of mankind and nature have created three wonders of Cappadocia- its "fairy chimneys" (coneshaped pillars of tuff capped with basalt) in the unique valleys that look like ...
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Zürich – Switzerland -- Peter Lemstra
By: Peter Lemstra Zürich gained international fame as a banking town and for being the world's cleanest and most pleasant city to reside in. Throughout recent years, Zürich is increasingly influenced ...
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Discovering Loch Ness, Scotland -- Seb Jay
By: Seb Jay Loch Ness is arguably Scotland's most famous tourist attraction. Every year, people from around the world visit this 24-mile stretch of water for its breathtaking beauty, and of course to ...
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Call Germany at Rates that Cheer like German Beer -- Bernard Pragides
By Bernard Pragides Feel drawn to Germany’s sylvan valleys and pristine alpine peaks? Does Beethoven’s music beckon you? Do you swoon over by Germany’s grandiose architecture and enchanting art and ...
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Cologne Germany -- 18 Insider Tips –- Part 1 of 2 -- Marcus Hochstadt
By Marcus Hochstadt Would you like to know what the real interesting sights in Cologne Germany are? In this two-part article, I am going to let you know about 18 of my good ones. If you would like to ...
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Cologne Germany -- 18 Insider Tips -- Part 2 of 2 -- Marcus Hochstadt
By Marcus Hochstadt Cologne Germany has a lot to offer, and in this second part I give you the remaining 10 insider tips you surely already were looking for... Old town of Cologne Germany is the ...
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Unique Holidays – Exchange Conversation for Accommodation in Spain’s Englishtown Project -- Nicole Escario
By Nicole Escario English native speakers from all over the world come to learn about Spaniards, their culture and their country and, in return for their time and their input, have their full board ...
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Living Abroad - Spanish National Health System -- Karen Milacic
By Karen Milacic Are you covered by the Spanish National Health System? If you are in Spain as a tourist, you will probably have brought along your copy of the E111 form obtained from the national ...
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Schools in Spain - Educating Your Children in a Foreign Country -- Karen Milacic
By Karen Milacic Schools and Education on the Costa Blanca As in any other country, there are two types of school/college for your children - public (in Spain this refers to state run schools), or ...
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Working Abroad - Employment Advice In Spain -- Karen Milacic
By Karen Milacic Jobs and employment on the Costa Blanca The Council of Europe regulations forced Spain to end all restrictions on the free circulation of European Union workers as of January 1st, ...
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My Introduction to Spain -- Aaron Anderton
By Aaron Anderton I first arrived in Rota, Spain in February 1989. I was a Marine who had been given orders to serve in the Marine Corps Security Forces in Rota, Spain. I was asleep on our overnight ...
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Moving to Spain: Tips and Lessons Learned -- Katja Dekker
By Katja Dekker We were internet marketers that needed a break. So we started a tapas restaurant in Spain. Some said we were crazy, some said we were brave. We say we are a little bit of both. Read ...
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Travelling To Spain - The Spanish Regional Travel Guide -- Rhiannon Williamson
By Rhiannon Williamson Up to 60 million visitors travel to Spain every year to delight in the country’s 315 sunny days and its rich and diverse history and culture. As a result the Spanish government ...
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The History of Spain -- Jason Herbert
By Jason Herbert The Iberian Peninsula was first inhabited around 8000,000 BC and has long been subject to foreign influences. The history of Spain starts from 11th century BC, it was colonized by ...
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Seven Secrets for Sucess - Tailor Made Travel in Europe -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan One: Do not try to see and do too much. You may end up actually seeing very little. I think it is better to see more of fewer countries/regions and see them properly. You may not want ...
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Guide to Trieste, North East Italy -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Introduction Trieste is an Adriatic coastal city in northeastern Italy, close to the border with Slovenia. The sea in the Gulf of Trieste is very clear and clean, with limestone cliffs ...
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Guide to Stirling, Scotland -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Stirling Stirling has been described as the huge brooch, clasping the Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland together. This is a fairly accurate description as it is situated near the ...
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Guide to Lubeck, Germany -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Unique points Lubeck is a charming Hanseatic city, surrounded by a canal and a river. It has plenty of parks trees and open spaces. The best known symbol of the city is the Holtesten ...
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Guide to Besalu, northern Spain -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Guide to Besalu Unique Points Besalu is a lovely medieval town. The 12th century Roman bridge over to the town is a real landmark(photo). The town sits where the Rivers Fluvia and ...
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Guide to Bassano del Grappa, Northern Italy -- Karen Bryan
By Karen Bryan Unique Points Bassano sits in a stunning location by the River Brenta with Monte Grappa in the background. It is about 35 kilometres north east of Vicenza. The town's symbols are said ...
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Valencia Spain - Land of Orange Groves -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Capital of the Comunidad Valenciana this vibrant city is famous for being the place where El Cid (Spain´s national hero) fought against the Moors. Situated close to the Mediterranean ...
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Spanish Recipes - Tempting Tapas Dishes -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Spain is famous for its tapas and, whichever Spanish bar you frequent, in whichever area of the country, you are sure to find them. So, what exactly are "tapas" and where did the ...
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Spain´s Hotels - Pick A Parador -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Spain has a super selection of hotels and you will surely discover something to suit all tastes and pockets. Whilst most visitors holidaying in Spain from abroad tend to stick to the ...
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Spain´s Beaches - You´re Spoilt For Choice -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Spain offers the visitor over 4,000 kms of coastline where s/he can enjoy shining sun and sapphire seas in wonderful settings. And what a choice of sands! Golden sands, white sands, ...
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Seville Spain - Spectacular City Of Color And Romance -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Capital of Andalucia and largest southern city of Spain, this dashing and romantic place is packed full of life, history and culture. Nature lovers will also find plenty on offer at ...
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Málaga Spain - Birthplace of Pablo Picasso -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Another lively Andalucian city and capital of the popular Costa del Sol Málaga has, in its time, been inhabited by Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans and Moors. Wide avenues and green ...
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Madrid Spain - Take A Tour Of A City That Rocks -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer One thing is for sure, "Madrileños" certainly know how to enjoy life to the full, and you should too whilst in Madrid, for the capital of Spain is a charming city, rich in culture ...
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Granada Spain - Glorious City Of Southern Spain -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer Situated at the foot of the southerly Sierra Nevada ski resort, Granada is one of the most splendid cities of eastern Andalucia. On its southern side is 103 kms of fabulous ...
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Barcelona Spain - That Sensational Second City of Spain -- Linda Plummer
By Linda Plummer What more could you want out of life than a tremendous trip to Barcelona?! Second city of Spain and major Mediterranean port, bustling Barcelona incorporates a delightful historic ...
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Cheap Paris Hotels – a Quick Guide to Paris Hotel Reservations -- Joshua Green
By Joshua Green Finding a good hotel for a great price in a big city like Paris, France isn’t quite as hard as finding a needle in a haystack, but it’s not so easy! If you’re lucky enough to have a ...
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France *Picture* -- Sa
For this and more pictures, please visit the photo gallery: http://www.eslteachersboard.com/photo
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Pisa - More Than a Leaning Tower -- Andy Heaps
after bus of tourists every day of the year to see its most famous attraction. The leaning tower of Pisa has become an Italian symbol, much like Pizza and Pavarotti! The city has put a lot of effort ...
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Top 10 to do’s in Paris -- Andy Heaps
When considering the most cultural cities of the world, Paris is generally found near the top of the list. The galleries, museums, boutiques and exquisite eateries are seemingly endless. How then, as ...
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How to spend less and have a great time in Dubai -- Christine Petrosa
So you want to go to Dubai but have heard how expensive it can be for both vacationers and business travelers alike? If that's what you've heard, then whoever told you hasn't experienced Dubai. Here ...
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Destination Dubai -- Rhiannon Williamson
Dubai is one of the seven states making up the United Arab Emirates and it is located in the Middle East at the crossroads of Asia, Europe and Africa. Dubai is a city of striking contrasts; it is an ...
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Traveling To Eastern Europe -- Gary Granai
Eastern Europe offers you many opportunities to see parts of the Old World that have not been spoiled by Western commercialism. There are lakes, forests and cultures that have not yet been ...
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How To Learn Spanish Quickly and Easily -- Mark Eastwood
Spanish is a very useful language to learn as it is the world's second most popular language. Outside of the popular coastal tourist resorts a basic knowledge of Spanish is invaluable. Even in the ...
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An Introduction to Modern Greek *Link* *Picture* -- J. David Eisenberg
Please follow this link for Greek tutorial: http://www.eslteachersboard.com/language/greek/index.htm
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An Introduction to Russian *Link* *Picture* -- J. David Eisenberg
Please follow this link for Russian tutorial: http://www.eslteachersboard.com/language/russian/index.htm
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Daytrip round Alicante -- Philip Caballero
I am going to use your guide as I have a 6-7 hour windows in Alicante on September 20th. Thanks Philip.
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List of ESL schools in Germany -- Sa
ADK - Augsburg. Ours is a small, exclusive language school with high standards, where schoolchildren and students from all over the world have been coming together to learn and experience our ...
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Photo gallery Europe -- Sa
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Safety Tips While Walking in the Spanish Countryside -- Steve Murray
Spring: Essential items when preparing for a walk -Compass -First aid kit - including an elastic bandage, gauze pads, antiseptic cream and antihistamine tablets. Mobile Phones – Always tell at least ...
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Good Neighbors international School, Madrid -- Elsa Mistretta
I am trying to find more information regarding the good neighbors international school in madrid. Founded in 2001. Anyone heard of the organization? can't find any traces of it on the internet. ...
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Tips for Italy Travel -- David Chandler
Located in Southern Europe, Italy is a peninsula extending into the central Mediterranean Sea, northeast of Tunisia. When traveling to Italy it is important to remember that you are not at home, so ...
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The climate and weather of Spain -- Jakob Jelling
Due to the important extension of land Spain comprehends and the different geographical areas it has, this country shows some different climates at some spots than at in others, although there are ...
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Bucharest: Just a simple room or a luxury apartment? *Link* -- Alia Accommodation
Just a simple room or a luxury apartment? Savings for Business Travelers With hotel prices rising and Bucharest losing its affordable hotels to refurbishment as parts of big hotel chains, travelers ...
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Teaching English in the CZECH REPUBLIC. -- Sasha
Has anyone ever taught english there and loved it? What is Mk Centrum all about? Are there lots of health store there? Would love some insight... S from USA
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Meet other teachers and students in Europe/Middle East and around the world for pen pals -- Sa
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Free List of International ESL Schools -- Sa
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Travel to Italy – Rome and Venice -- Rick Chapo
Where does one begin to start when discussing Italy. Well, if you intend to travel there, Rome and Venice are good places to start. Rome Perhaps you’ve heard of it? It goes without saying that Rome ...
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Learn Spanish in Spain *Link* -- Mike McDougall
Spanish is undoubtedly the growth language in the world at the moment; it is now spoken by an estimated 352 million people as a first language (with a further 417 million speaking it as a second ...
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Greek travel travelling in Athens Greece free travel tips, electric outlets in rooms and apartments *Link* -- S Pappas
What should one consider while travelling in Athens, Greece? Among them you should pay special attention to the electric current, especially if coming from the States or Canada. The standard in ...
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Greek time in Athens Greece *Link* -- S Pappas
Greek time in Athens Greece Greek time is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time, an hour ahead of Central European Time and seven hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. So when in Greece the time is ...
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Centre of International Studies:Oklahoma to Oktyabrsky -- Will Loudner
A couple of years ago I got in touch with a woman from Belarus. I had just gone through a divorce and was looking for someone a little different, so I went there to meet her. Though nothing came of ...
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Travelling in the Arabian Peninsula -- Jacob Fiennes
It may seem in the days of mass tourism and cheap worldwide flights that no stone has been left unturned in our pursuit of the unexplored. However, Arabia still offers much in the way of mystery and ...
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Teaching in Germany -- kay
I am an educator in the United States, but I would like to move to Germany to teach English as a Second Language for at least a year. I am also interested in teaching in a German high school. I don't ...
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The beautiful Andorra la Vella -- Jakob Jelling
Andorra la Vella is a very attractive destination situated in the east side of the Pyrenees, next to Spain and France. This city is the capital of what is known as the Principality of Andorra and ...
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Travelling Around Murcia Spain -- Erica Bosworth
The Autonomous Province of Murcia in Spain is easily found on the map because it touches borderlines with Alicante on the Costa Blanca passing through Torrevieja and you will know that you are in the ...
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Sunshine In The Soul Of Benidorm Spain -- Peter Wilson
With its steady temperatures, Benidorm on the Costa Blanca, has more than half the battle won to being one of the hottest tourist places in Alicante on the Mediterranean Sea. I would probably call it ...
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The Czech Republic - An Introduction -- Keith Barrett
Are you wanting to know more about the Czech Republic? Maybe you're planning a visit there, or studying the country for a school project. Read on for some basic information on the central European ...
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Amazing Portugal -- Johnathan Bakers
The western part of the Iberian Peninsula, the part bathed by the Atlantic Ocean is the traditional country of Portugal. Long ago, the territory between the northern part of Portugal and Spain were ...
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Russia Travel Visa – Vodka and Old Friends -- Nomad Rick
If you think getting a visa to travel to Russia is difficult, you should try getting one to travel around the country. Living in Russia, I needed just such a Russia travel visa. Russia Travel Visa ...
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Gytheio - the sea port of Sparta -- Jakob Jelling
The Greek town of Gytheio, often called the sea port of Sparta, is located towards the north western area of the Gulf of Laconia, in the Peloponnese. This is an ancient town which offers a variety of ...
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Corinth - uniting Peloponnese to Greece's mainland -- Jakob Jelling
The city of Corinth is geographically located in a narrow land area, known as the Isthmus of Corinth, which connects the region of Peloponnese to the mainland of Greece. The Isthmus of Greece, which ...
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A fresh look at Ibiza -- Sarena
Ibiza has long been one of the world’s premier summer-sun holiday destinations, although in recent years many visitors (including myself) have been put off by the seedy ‘Ibiza uncovered’ style ...
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Athens – A Walk On The Wild Side -- Nomad Rick
Athens is known for archeological sites and history. If you want a break from history, Athens has much more to offer travelers. Athens You’ve seen the Acropolis, you’ve hit the museums and you’re ...
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Athens, Greece – A Whirlwind of History -- Nomad Rick
Athens is the pre-eminent city of Greece and the main arrival destination. No city mixes history and a chaotic energy better than Athens. Athens Athens is city with stunning archeological sites, ...
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Albania - kicking it back in the Mediterranean -- Ryan Fyfe
If your looking for an exotic place to take your next winter or summer vacation Albania might just be the place to kick back and relax. Albania is a Mediterranean country in south east Europe. ...
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Margaret Island – Paradise in Budapest -- Nomad Rick
The Danube River runs through the center of Budapest in Hungary. In the middle of the city chaos lays an oasis of tranquility, Margaret Island. Margaret Island Margaret Island is one of the unique ...
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Hungary Travel – Lake Balaton, Visegrad, and Szentendre -- Nomad Rick
When visiting Hungary, it is easy to fall in love with Budapest and never venture beyond the city. If this happens, you’ll rue the day you missed a chance to visit Lake Balaton, Visegrad and ...
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Budapest, Hungary – An Incredible City -- Nomad Rick
Located in Eastern Europe, Hungary is diverse and beautiful country. The undisputed treasure of the country is Budapest. Budapest – A Tale of Three Cities Over 2,000 years old, Budapest is a large ...
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Living In Siberia – Lenin's Revenge -- Nomad Rick
In 1999, I moved to Chita, a city in Siberia, Russia to teach for a year. After seven days of planes, trains and, well, more trains, I was ready to experience Chita in all its glory. Day 1 – Lenin’s ...
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Travelling to London -- www.hotelsrates.net
London is a year-round tourist centre. The advantage of going there in autumn and winter is the absence of crowds of sometimes too noisy and energetic tourists. London is one of world centres of ...
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A Short Guide to Having Fun in Italy -- Jacob Fiennes
The best time to go to Italy could well be, well, anytime. In reality the best time is between April and June as the flood of school holidays hasnt yet hit the roads, the countryside is at its ...
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Italy Lesson: Venice -- Marc Gunn
Two weeks ago, I went to Italy to visit family and see the country. I was a military brat, so I've been there plenty of times before, but nevertheless, it was a magnificent and learning experience, ...
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San Marino - Little Italy -- Arvind Katoch
First thing which comes into mind about San Marino is its tiny size. Completely land locked by Italy, San Marino is the world’s oldest republic and one smallest country. San Marino is a successful ...
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Visiting the Tuscany Umbria Border Area of Italy -- Emma Cordingley
South eastern Tuscany meets its smaller neighbour Umbria, on Umbria’s north eastern border. The border area of Tuscany and Umbria in Italy is a wonderful place to stay as the visitor is able to visit ...
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Learning To Drive In Italy -- Peter Hunter
There is an urban myth that we learn to drive only after we have passed our driving test. The truth is that most of us never do learn. I have been driving for over thirty years without realising that ...
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Italy – Milan and Pisa -- Richard Chapo
When visiting Italy, it seems every destination has enough historical sites to keep you busy for a month. Oddly, Milan and Pisa don’t fall into this category. Milan Milan is a thoroughly modern city ...
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Beware Barcelona Spain -- Ellery Coleman
Beware. Barcelona Spain is habit forming. This fascinating city will make you unwilling to leave and return home. You will be sure that there is some nook or cranny where you have missed something ...
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The Wonderful Castle Parador of Alarcon, Spain -- Gary Bumpas
The Parador of Alarcon is located about 200 km. southeast of Madrid directly below Cuenca. Twelve hundred years ago, a prince of the Visigoths was out hunting and came upon a rugged and rocky hill ...
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Featured Location - Villajoyosa, Alicante, Spain -- Martin Dell
Located 30 kilometres north of Alicante on the Costa Blanca, the town of Villajoyosa lies at the mouth of the River Sella. Colourful, vibrant and decidedly Spanish, Villajoyosa (literally 'joyful ...
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Top Tourist Attractions in Barcelona, Spain -- Monika Szmit
Barcelona, located in Spain is one of the most beautiful places to visit. Make sure you see all it has to offer when you are there. From museums to popular beaches, and don’t forget the excellent ...
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Directory of the english speaking community of France *Link* -- Sourav Choudhury
If you are living in France, and are more comfortable communicating in English, here is a good news for you. www.Kigoobe.com, a Paris based bilingual web development firm has just introduced the ...
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Travel to greece -- Mansi Gupta
Traveling to any new country away from one’s homeland for a vacation is exciting and filled with fun and when the destination country is such as Greece the excitement and joy attached with it are ...
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What is the low-down on teaching in Portugal? -- Andrew Jackson
Howdy folks. Can anyone give me some insight into teaching in Portugal. I have over three years teaching experience and a TEFL. I am not looking to make the big bucks,I am more concerned with a good ...
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Finding Inexpensive Lodging In Europe -- Rene Graeber
Many first time travelers make the incorrect assumption that a European vacation is beyond their means, but this is often not the case. One of the biggest costs associated with any vacation, ...
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Eastern Europe English Teachers -- Carol
Does anyone have any experience working with the ministries of education in Poland, Bulgaria, and/or Czech Republic for placement of certified high school teachers in their respective high schools? ...
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Munich Hotel guide -- Rahul viz
When it comes to touring the most popular cities in Germany, Munich is second only to Berlin. It is the largest city in the German state of Bavaria, and is one of the most prosperous cities in ...
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Festivals and Traditions in Bulgaria -- Tina Andlaw
Ancient Bulgarian culture has paved the way for traditional festivals and customs which remain very much alive today. Bulgaria was the Slav land of Orpheus and Spartacus. It holds countless ...
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Information on Germany -- Joshua Spaulding
To start I would like to say that most people are right, Germany is a GREAT place to visit. I heard on the radio the other day that over 4 million Americans visited Germany in 2005 and to be honest ...
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Paris: New Itineraries for a Fresh View - Part I -- Phil Chavanne
Every Paris travel guide seems to have something to add to the already voluminous information available on such well-known spots as the Louvre and Orsay museums, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Eiffel ...
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Great Places To Visit: Prague Cafes And Castles -- Gerald Mason
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic is an extraordinarily beautiful city. Standing on the banks of the river Vltava (the locals generally use the German name for it the Moldau). Few wars or ...
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Driving in Germany -- Joshua Spaulding
I will start off with some ‘common sense’ information like your drivers license. Of course if you are not a German citizen your drivers license probably does not authorize you to drive in Germany. ...
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How To Find Cheap Airfare Within Europe -- Zahid Saddique
It is often tiresome to search for cheap airfare between European cities and has been near hopeless for a number of years. Travelers were told that Europeans didn't bother offering cheap airfare. ...
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Spain and Your Car -- Justin Aldridge
Your Licence As a member of the EU you do not need to apply for a Spanish license (as long as it is a photo-card style licence). If you do not have a license or are a non-EU citizen you must take a ...
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Ten Things To Do in London -- David Pierce
If you’re planning a vacation to London, be sure to take advantage of this wonderful city with so much to offer. London is brimming with an array of exciting things to do and things to see for all ...
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Three Ways to Get Cheap Airfare to Scotland -- Max Taylor
Before you start planning your Scotland getaway, have you tried any of these three different ways to get cheap airfare? This article has been written to give you a way to plan the best vacation ...
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American appliances in Germany -- Joshua Spaulding
If you plan to visit Germany and you take your American appliances there are a few things you must look into. First you must know that most American appliances are designed to run off of 110 volts ...
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An Overview of Switzerland for Travelers -- Richard Monk
The official name of Switzerland is the Swiss Confederation. If you are considering visiting Switzerland, you should know something about the country. An Overview of Switzerland for Travelers ...
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kykkos monastery -- STAVROPOLEOS CHURCH
Please send us the contacts for the Kykkos Monastery. We are looking for the service of the St. Epiphanos, bishop of Cypros in IV Century. With many thanks, Stavropoleos church, Bucharest-Romania
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Paris hotels: How to reduce your risk of being disappointed *Link* *Picture* -- Phil Chavanne
Are the mentions "2 star" and "3 star" hotel on travel websites reliable? Should you rely on the French rating system? Written by the Senior Editor of a renown Paris guide, this article clears up the ...
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Reasonable Accommodation in KIEV (UKRAINE) -- roman
Hi everyone, I like to host an ESL teacher, who needs a reasonably priced accommodation in Kiev. I rent a room of my private fully-equiped appartment, located centrally in Kiev (near the underground ...
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Romania - a Gem in Eastern Europe -- Adrienne Boxhall
The Black Sea and Brasov ski resorts are the usual destinations for the visitors to Romania, and whilst they offer a wide choice of entertainment, these are the usual type of facility, which can be ...
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A Budapest Stag Do with an Eastern European Flavour -- Shane Williss
Fancy a stag do with exciting daytime activities and exotic night time adventures that do not burn a hole in your pocket? Yes! This place exists and it goes by the name of Budapest. For a mere 80p, ...
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The Advantages of Skiing Europe -- Corey Hannum
Because of the associated glamour and elegance of a European ski vacation, many of the advantages of European skiing are often overlooked. A European ski vacation, regardless of the season, offers ...
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An Overview of Belgium for Travelers -- Richard Monk
Located on the European mainland, Belgium often is short-shifted in discussions of Europe. Following is an overview of Belgium for travelers. An Overview of Belgium for Travelers Belgium is located ...
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Sightseeing in Amsterdam -- Michael Russell
Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands. It is also one of the largest and most historic cities in Europe. Amsterdam is located close to the Amstel River as well as the Ij Bay. The city is ...
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Travel Europe by Rail and Europe Becomes Your Undiscovered Oyster -- Sebastian Schneider
Europe is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. No other place on Earth offers so much to do in so little time. Besides being steeped in rich history and culture, Europe is also ...
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Free Language Lessons list -- Sa
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Island of Majorca (Spain) -- www.hoildayheaven.net
The beautiful island of Majorca (Mallorca to some) is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world, with over 15 million visitors per year. While most tourists come for the sun, sand and ...
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Truly Travel Spain: Essential Destinations -- Frank Johnson
There is no superior starting place for your travel to Spain than the grand and enchanting streets of Barcelona. There is never a dull moment in this city that literally never sleeps, especially in ...
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Leave Your Fondue Pot at Home: Travel to Switzerland -- Frank Johnson
Switzerland, formally known as The Confederation Helvetica, is a landlocked mountainous haven in the heart of Europe. Partially due to the isolating geography, the Swiss people have maintained a ...
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Now is the Time to Travel to Russia -- Frank Johnson
For a country that encompasses an area of over 10.5 million square miles, it is no coincidence most people know very little about Russia, aside, of course, from textbook blurbs of Tsarist rule, ...
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From Windmills To Diamonds: Travel To Holland -- Frank Johnson
Tulips, windmills and wooden shoes might still be a draw to this Dutch region for some travelers; however, Holland is a far more versatile locale with an international and maritime history extending ...
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Travel to Portugal: A Land True to its Past -- Frank Johnson
Portugal is an exotic locale filled with unique treasures, and rich culture and history. It's truly a land worth visiting and experiencing first-hand. Perched on the western edge of the Iberian ...
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Discover Crete’s Hidden Treasures -- Rod Ritchie
Many people take a holiday on the Greek island of Crete and enjoy the fantastic beaches, charming villages and endless sunshine. But Crete offers the visitor much more than this. As if welcoming ...
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Travel To Italy And Experience Europe -- Frank Johnson
If you want to experience Europe, you need to travel to Italy. No other country on earth offers the depth, breadth, and scope of Italy. For lovers of art, history, architecture, or music Italy is ...
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Paris is Safe and Well, Thank You! -- Phil Chavanne
If you watched CNN or Fox News like I did a few evenings ago, you might have been impressed at the student demonstrations in France. Both TV channels had us sold on the idea Paris was being mobbed by ...
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ESL Discussion Forum (updated daily) -- Sa
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Applying for Work in the UK -- Waller Jamison
If you are looking for a job in the UK, whether as a foreigner wishing to relocate, or as a British national, you may find yourself faced with having to fill in a job application form. What is the ...
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Unforgettable Times Spent At Barcelona Apartments -- Ciara McNamara
Barcelona apartments have the advantage of offering you enough space so that everybody has there ‘personal area’ and you do not have to worry about packing four people into one hotel room, sharing ...
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The Dingle Peninsula, Ireland -- Ronan Menton
The Dingle Peninsula is a piece of absolute beauty in a country that has no shortage of beautiful spots. The peninsula is a combination of rough sea eroded cliffs, mountains, beaches and Islands ...
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Cork City - A City With History -- Ronan Menton
Cork City is the second city of Ireland and is widely recognised as a city of history. Located in County Cork which is known in Ireland as the rebel county because of it significance during the Irish ...
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Spain Travel: Year Round Events -- Robert Thatcher
Spain is one of the better countries in the world with rich culture based on religion and customs. The country is inhabited of about 45 million people of whom 80-94% are Roman Catholics. This is the ...
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Doing Business in Spain – Business Lunch Protocol -- Robert Greene
1. Be on time. Despite what you may have heard about Southern European customs, Spaniards are punctual (at least as punctual as traffic snarls permit). If you arrive first, either wait in the bar or ...
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Budapest for Foreign Students -- Zsuzsa Fodor
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a metropolis of two million people and a vibrant center of European culture. The Danube flows through the heart of the city, dividing its two principals areas: ...
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Salzburg-An Essential Guide to Salzburg Austria -- Dara Ward
Salzburg is a mid-sized city in western Austria with a population of about 150000 people. As a member of the European Union, the currency used is the Euro. Salzburg is subject to the Alpine climate; ...
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Granada Spain-An Essential Guide -- Dara Ward
Granada with a population of about a quarter of a million is located in Andalusia in southern Spain. As in the rest of Spain, the Euro is the legal currency. During Spring and Autumn, the climate is ...
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Cyprus for Holidays and an Idyllic Lifestyle -- Rhiannon Williamson
The beautiful island of Cyprus lies in the Mediterranean Sea, it basks in up to 300 days of sunshine a year making it an island for all seasons. Every year Aphrodite’s island effortlessly attracts ...
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The Rising Appeal of Malta -- Rhiannon Williamson
Malta, the beautiful Mediterranean island that basks in up to 300 days of sunshine a year is proving more and more popular with those in search of a low tax country with an attractive property ...
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5 Reasons Why Turkey Remains Top Hotspot Despite Avian Flu Fears -- Rhiannon Williamson
According to the latest reports from the tourism industry Turkey remains the number one emerging holiday hotspot despite recent cases of the human form of avian flu having been discovered in remote ...
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Free List of International ESL Schools -- Sa
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Your holiday in Dubai in a self-catering apartment or villa -- Alessandro Dubaldo
An interesting insight with some good tips about how to rent a self-catering apartment or villa for your Dubai holiday. With over 5.8 million visitors in 2005 and occupancy rate in excess of 83% ...
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Venice -- http://www.murano-glass.us
Venice, the great Italian city built on the Po River delta, must be one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Constructed around a network of canals rather than roads, this gem of old Europe is ...
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Discover Tenerife - The Holidaymakers’ Dream Island -- Islands In The Sun
Have you discovered Tenerife yet? Many UK holidaymakers describe Tenerife as their dream holiday island. So, what is it about this island which makes it so popular with the UK holidaymakers? The ...
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César Manrique – The Most Celebrated Citizen Of Lanzarote - Canaries islands - Spain -- Islands In The Sun
If you have ever visited Lanzarote you are bound to have come across the name César Manrique. Below we take a closer look at Lanzarote’s most famous citizen. If it’s an interesting mixture of culture ...
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Travel to Ukraine -- Mark Murray
In the heart of Europe is situated the second largest European country named Ukraine, the second largest of the continent after Russia, and one of the most populous in Europe. The geographical ...
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Postcards From Paris *Picture* -- Susan Spano
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Travel To Austria – Your Year-Round Travel Destination *Link* -- Frank Johnson
So you want to travel to Austria. Well, you've made a wise choice. Austria is considered one of the top year-round travel destinations. Because of its beautiful Alps, winter sports are quite popular ...
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Saving and Spending Wisely in Europe -- Michael Russell
So now it's assumed that you've paid for the necessary evils of European travel: transport passes, visa fees, travel insurance, gear, accommodations and plane tickets. However, even if you've already ...
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Attractions of Lisbon -- Constance Blair
Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and the largest city in the country. Its population comprises about 2,5 millions (with suburbs). This most western European capital lies on the Atlantic Ocean coast ...
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Essential Tips On Renting A Villa in Spain -- Mark Eastwood
What are your expectations? A villa conjures up visions of luxury but the truth is that many villas are old and in need of updating. You can go from cheap and cheerful villa hire to a villa that ...
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Why Have Property Prices Gone 'Through The Roof' On The Costa Blanca Coast Of Spain? -- Mark Eastwood
Some of the main reasons prices on the Costa Blanca have gone so crazy (generally acknowledged as doubling in the last four years) are: As the British have seen their house prices soar, they have ...
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What Made Me Uproot My Young Family and Move To Spain From England -- Mark Eastwood
At least once a day I wonder how I and my young family ended up in Spain. Life has changed completely and at times it feels frightening, I wonder if our move was too impulsive, mad and stupid but at ...
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English Schools in Europe (free list) -- Sa
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Travel To Germany: The Pulse Of European History *Link* -- Frank Johnson
Germany has long been a mover and shaker of European history, creating waves in time for the rest of the continent to ride out. From Charlemagne and Otto von Bismarck to Nazism and the Cold War, ...
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Travel To Greece: Turn Myths Into Reality *Link* -- Frank Johnson
It is nearly impossible to comprehend the magnificently eclectic and robust concoction that has become today's Grecian society without exploring the region first-hand. The first traces of a ...
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From Windmills To Diamonds: Travel To Holland *Link* -- Frank Johnson
Tulips, windmills and wooden shoes might still be a draw to this Dutch region for some travelers; however, Holland is a far more versatile locale with an international and maritime history extending ...
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Travel to Italy and Experience Europe *Link* -- Frank Johnson
If you want to experience Europe, you need to travel to Italy. No other country on earth offers the depth, breadth, and scope of Italy. For lovers of art, history, architecture, or music Italy is ...
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Eating Well in Paris: First Stop at Chez Georges -- Phil Chavanne
When you stay in Paris for a short while, eating out at a decent, reasonably priced restaurant may become a silly game of trial and error. In this new series of articles, I will recommend several ...
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Excursions in Mersin Cesmeli, Turkey -- B.Rane
A city that has such an apartment complex is Mersin Cesmeli on the southern coast of Turkey. Not just for blue seas and the beautiful weather, Mersin is also known for the many fun things a tourist ...
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Why Cairo is a city of charm and mystique -- Darren Panto
Cairo is the historian’s haven and an architect’s delight! And if you are not a historian or an architect but intrigued by all the different stories, movies and documentaries, that you have come ...
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Cheap Flight To Spain: The Must-See Places in Spain -- Danny Wirken
Visiting Spain provides many opportunities for visitors and tourists. Since the country is blessed with so many landmarks, travelers could not just leave without taking a leg to th