World Tourism Day Celebrates Biodiversity
Each year on September 27, 2010, World Tourism Day focuses on a different important theme, and 2010's may be one of the most important yet: tourism and biodiversity.
Each year on September 27, 2010, World Tourism Day focuses on a different important theme, and 2010's may be one of the most important yet: tourism and biodiversity.
Santarem (f 1661) lies halfway between Manaus and Belem at the confluence of the blue Tapajos (and Arapiuns) river with the Amazon. It is best known for its beautiful sandy beaches, which appear during the "Amazonia Summer". It postcard beach (and vi
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