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22.jpgThe number of people moving to Belize has been increasing annually, and the number of houses and developments in the country are also increasing. This will have great effects on the lifestyle of the locals and the foreigners who have chosen this Caribbean wonder to be their new home, or at least a home away from home.

Vacation homes have been the rage since there have been new ways to acquire homes easily and purchasing a house in Belize even for a non-local is relatively easy. The process of b
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Belize Real Estate Investing Tips

11.jpgThe global economy has taken a great fall that planted doubts in the minds of people and investors worldwide. The real estate industry has always been the toughest strike sector throughout the land. Nonetheless, the Belize real estate industry still seems to be hitting pretty hard and has been trying to recover over the coming years despite the world’s economic development.

If you are looking for an investment decision, here are several useful Belize real estate property investing guidelines to
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Don't Miss Gigi in Miami!

Tired from a morning of working on blogs, my companion and I went to "gigi" in Miami for a quick bite to eat. I knew I was hungry and wanted to try something new, and as a resident of Miami, my companion said she had heard great things about "gigi".

I was not to be disappointed. The concepts are fresh and small plates for sharing, and they are dead on. The menu is a two-sided 8 1/2 x 5 piece of heavy stock paper with the alcohol menu on one side and the lunch offerings on the other. We ordered si

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Visit India

Today, it encompasses seven cities. Foreigners are enchanted by the architectural magnificence of Moghuls on display at the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and Humayun's Tomb. The rickshaw ride in the narrow lanes of Chandni Chowk seem outlandish to Westerners who are awed by the range of products, including handicrafts, footwear, and delicacies available here.

Lutyen's Delhi Delhi tours or New Delhi is well planned with wide roads and splendid European architecture with quite a few highlights such as the

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When you think about the Seychelles islands you think of the beautiful beaches and the gorgeous tropical landscapes but would you think about the conservation of endangered Green and Hawksbill Turtles?

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The Seychelles is very fortunate to host nesting populations of both the green turtle (chelonia mydas) and the hawksbill turtle (eretmochelys imbricata). When one realises that the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has the green turtle on the endangered list and the hawksbil
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Miami's Springtime Fall Colors

Every fall, tourists converge on New England for the opportunity to witness one of nature's most dazzling spectacles, when leaves explode with color in one triumphant grand finale to a summer of photosynthesis. Few realize that "fall" colors may also be found as far south as South Florida... in the spring. Shortly after the vernal equinox (this year on March 20th), certain species of subtropical deciduous trees put on a show that, while admittedly not of the magnitude of New England's, is noneth

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9008608471?profile=originalGPS Travel: Treasure Hunting With Geocaching

Welcome to the addictive, fast-growing sport of Geocaching.

On May 3rd, 2000, a container of goodies was hidden by a someone  outside of Portland, Oregon.

By May 6th the treasure, or “cache” in the parlance of the game, was visited twice, and logged in the logbook.

And a whole new global pastime was born.

Today there are 172, 289 active caches in 215 countries.
And  thanks to the Inn at Weathersfield Inn, in Perkinsville, Vermont, my Geocaching partner an
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Pleasant and sociable, bars are great places to unwind in after a day’s work or a day of leisure. Paris is no exception to this trend, with chic or offbeat establishments that never fail to amaze. The Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau has created a list of the most unusual bars in Paris.

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In a bar, the originality can be in the decoration, the musical environment with a good DJ at the turntables orquite simply in the atmosphere created by regular clients and newcomers. In Part 1 we discussed H
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A First-Time Visitors' Guide to Greece

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Greece is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, with its Mediterranean climate, mild temperatures, and limited rainfall; it is one of the most popular travel destinations as well. Greece is known for its amazing site seeing, excursions, culture, cuisine, and so much more. The trip of a lifetime awaits you in Greece. So, check out our First Time Visitors Guide to Greece:
The first thing you must do when planning your trip to Greece is plan a ferry trip to any of the beautiful islands,
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Estamos ubicados en la Zona 9, una Zona Residencial y segura, a 3 minutos del Aeropuerto Internacional "La Aurora" muy cerca de Centros Comerciales, Bancos y Restaurantes, a 300 mts de distancia de la Zona Viva (night clubs) de la Ciudad de Guatemala. Acceso a transporte publico para toda la capital e interior. Habitaciones confortables con baño privado o baño compartido con agua caliente las 24 horas y TV cable , Su Hogar en la Ciudad de Guatemala. Un Hotel con ambiente Familiar para

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THE HIMALAYAN TIMES -- The cat is out of the bag and Nepal can sit smug and enjoy the limelight while other blue chip tourism destinations turn green with envy. 


Prince William and Kate Middleton have decided on Nepal for their honeymoon and are expected to land up in Kathmandu a week after their April 29 royal wedding at Westminster Abbey, London.

Prince William of Wales is second in line of inheritance to the British throne after his father Prince Charles of Wales. According to a report in the

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Amarnath Yatra 2011 Tour

The Shri Amarnath Shrine Board Friday said the annual Amarnath Yatra 2011 would be held from June 29 to August 13.
The Board, which met here under the chairmanship of Governor, N N Vohra who is also the Chairman SASB, desired that a very strong advisory should be issued to the Yatris to undergo a proper medical check-up to assess their fitness for undertaking the Yatra.

 

SASB Chief Executive Officer, R K Goyal told the meeting that 68 people died last year due to various medical reasons, particula

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The Royal Wedding

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Will you be there when Kate Middleton walks down the aisle? Will you see the predictably broad grin on Prince William’s face as he watches her make her way toward the altar?

No? Well my invitation hasn’t arrived either, but that isn’t going to keep me from enjoying the occasion.

When Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married, I was there. Not “there” as in inside St. Paul’s Cathedral, but “there” as in “in London enjoying the celebration.”

Back in 1981, I stretched my Royal Wedding budget by s

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Social Media In Travel:Over-Hyped, Under-Hyped Or Who Knows

So began the HotelMarketing.com  headline, more or less.

We’ve often chided the travel industry for not moving fast enough into the world of social media.

But we’ve been told that we’re mischaracterizing travel, and been pointed in the direction of Jet Blue’s successful Foursquare loyalty program.

And that’s true as far as it goes. JetBlue, Chicago and a handful of other travel brands like Royal Caribbean are effectively engaged in social
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Surfing in Costa Rica

During the past few years Costa Rica has become one of the world´s top surf destinations, is has been called ¨The Hawai of Latin American surfing¨. This position has been gained for many reasons, like warm water, consistent year round surf, affordable prices, easy access to breaks, over 700 miles of coastline, both Pacific and Caribbean oceans, friendly people, great surf camps and international surfing tournaments.

tropicolatino-beachfronthotel06-300x225.jpg?width=250 If we take all these reasons and mix it, with the variety of options offer by th
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Tiger Reserves in India

Project Tiger, launched in 1973-74, is one of our most successful conservation projects in recent times. The project aims at tiger conservation in specially constituted 'tiger reserves, which are representative of various bio-geographical regions within the country. Is committed to maintaining a viable population of tigers in the wild.

An estimate of the population of tigers in India at the turn of the century, placed the figure of 40,000. Subsequently, the first tiger census in India was conduct

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