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Americas Forum
21 Members
Latest Activity: Mar 3
Welcome to a forum covering the Western Hemisphere outside the Caribbean and the United States,…
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Monaco/Monte Carlo
21 Members
Latest Activity: Jun 4, 2022
The tiny, royally ritzy city-state tucked into France's Côte d'Azur between Nice and the Italian border manages to pack in quite a bit to do apart from its reknowned casino -- most notably…
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Papua New Guinea
20 Members
Latest Activity: Jun 27
Split between various islands (the main one of which it shares with Indonesia), outside capital Port Moresby, Melanesian PNG is a rugged but fascinating adventure travel destination…
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Cook Islands
20 Members
Latest Activity: Mar 21, 2023
Scattered across 177,000 square miles (458,000 sq. kilometers) of the South Pacific, these 15 Maori isles, self-governing but associated with New Zealand, are a laid-back castaway paradise of sorts, specializing…
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Madagascar
20 Members
Latest Activity: Mar 31
A former French colony and one of the world's largest islands, this humid Indian Ocean melting pot is an eco/adventure wonderland with lots of unique species and comely beaches. One of a kind!
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Luxembourg
20 Members
Latest Activity: Aug 4
Moien! This trilingual micro-state tucked betwixt France, Belgium, and Germany is more proof that good things come in small packages, including chateaux, spas, elegant architecture, tasty eating, & lovely scenery.
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Sierra Leone
19 Members
Latest Activity: Nov 6, 2024
Now safe but notorious for war and "blood diamonds" in the 1990s, this English-speaking West African country has been recovering nicely and is a real tourism up-and-comer, with abundant wildlife/ecotourism, heritage…
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French Guiana
19 Members
Latest Activity: Jul 4
Probably South America's least trumpeted land, Guyane is an integral part of France, best known for launching Euro space missions. But it also offers some…
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Statia (St. Eustatius)
18 Members
Latest Activity: Jul 20
Dutch/Papiamento-speaking like Aruba and Curaçao, this eight-square-mile (21-km2) island with just 3,500 souls dubbed "the Golden Rock" is a real off-the-beaten-pather with…
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South Dakota
18 Members
Latest Activity: Nov 26, 2021
The better known Dakota thanks mostly to Mount Rushmore, as well as the Black Hills and Badlands it's got spectacular lake country, native American culture, and is very family-friendly, touristically speaking. -
North Dakota
18 Members
Latest Activity: Apr 18, 2024
With lots of open spaces where the buffalo roam but relatively few people, touristically it's big on pioneer history sites, especially along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, as well as…
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Liechtenstein
17 Members
Latest Activity: May 3, 2023
A wealthy, German-speaking principality in the Alps that at 62 square miles (160 sq. km) makes Luxembourg looks like a colossus, it boasts good skiing/snow sports, dining, museums, historic sites, wineries. A small but sweet corner of Europe…
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Kyrgyzstan
17 Members
Latest Activity: Mar 9, 2023
Once part of the USSR and now one of Central Asia's lesser-known "stans" (and that's saying a lot), this mountainous country's highlights include trekking; community tourism especially among nomads; and the huge, colorful outdoor marketplace of…
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Montserrat
16 Members
Latest Activity: Mar 25
More than a quarter century after a volcano devastated half of the island, Montserrat's back in business and safe, offering eco-abundance; castaway beaches; marvelous diving/snorkeling; and a charmingly small-scale,…