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Why Tahiti temporarily became an unlikely sports travel destination this past summer

  The Terramar Project Fairly mountainous and surrounded by coral reefs, the archipelago´s largest and most populous island (with some 192,000 inhabitants) is its cultural and economic heart.  On the northwest coast, its capital Papeete (pop. just under 27,000) is, to quote Tahiti Tourism´s own website “not the prettiest of towns,” but it does have some interesting corners, including the landscaped waterfront, the cathedral, the presidential palace, the Sunday-morning Papeete market, a pearl…

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New York's Baseball Hall of Fame in 'Nostalgia Front & Center in Some U.S. Museums & Eateries'

Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame Louis Kaplan is channeling his childhood.  While a youngster, he collected baseball cards which he stored in boxes and treasured as souvenirs of the USA's favorite pastime.  Decades later, he’s reliving that time while visiting the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, upstate New York.  Opportunities to recapture memories from the past are of course not limited to baseball, nor to New York. From Coca-Cola to cars, movies to museums,…

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Sports For My Brazil Visit?

Hi Everyone!In the mid of February next year, I going to Brazil for a formal tour. However, I would get a few days for vacations in this regard and I want to play some sports there. Indeed, many of you would suggest me to play football there but I want to know your views about playing beach soccer, judo and surfing there. Do you think these things are allowed in this current pandemic situation or I would need special permission or 14 days quarantine before participating in these games there?…

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FIELDS OF DREAMS - Hall of Fame and Walk of Shame

As most of you know, each year we review baseball stadiums for wheelchair access and entertainment value. This year, we added 2 new major league stadiums and 1 college stadium to our list, brining our total to 21 stadiums ranked for 23 Major League teams (the Yankees and Mets have demolished their stadiums since our visit), 9 minor league teams, and 1 college. We end each year's survey with our rankings, from best to worst, of all the stadiums reviewed. There are some jewels...the top three are…

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  • This week's Fields of Dreams report at The World on Wheels is a first for us. This brand-new report takes us to our first collegiate baseball stadium. Come along to this jewel of a ballpark located in the hills of Walnut, California. It's Mazmanian Field at Mt. San Antonio College: http://tinyurl.com/82vyn89
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  • Ready for a baseball tour? Today at The World on Wheels, we start a mammoth road trip looking for baseball covering three stadiums across the heart of the country. Starting with the Reds in Cincinnati: http://tinyurl.com/2bzjxzx
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  • Check out London's spectator sport opportunities beyond the Olympics

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  • Polish cities EURO 2012

    1 day – arrival in Warsaw , transfer to hotel , dinner and overnight ,

    2 day – after breakfast – sightseeing tour of Warsaw – the capital of Poland . It occupies an area of 517 km2 and has a population of 1,7 mln. The c/ss includes visit to the Royal

    Castle – a symbol of Polish statehood , the Old Town and the Royal Route, the La-

    zienki Park with the monument of F.Chopin . In 1596 Warsaw became the capital

    of Poland . In 1980 the Old Town of Warsaw was put on the UNESCO World Heri-

    tage List. Now , Warsaw is the political , economic and cultural centre of the country ,

    combining history and tradition with dynamic modernity .

    In the afternoon – time at leisure .

    Dinner at hotel and overnight

    3 day – drive to Malbork and visit to the Malbork Castle – a former residence of the Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights.

    In the late afternoon – accommodation at one of 3* Gdansk hotel's .

    Dinner and overnight

    4 day – after breakfast – sightseeing of Gdansk and Sopot .

    Gdansk – Poland's maritime capital , boasts a history going back a thousand years .

    Gdansk is known as ' the Amber City ' with highly specialized local artists and crafts-

    men. With population of over 750.00 the Tri-city/Trojmiasto / conurbation comprising

    Gdansk , Gdynia and Sopot ranks as one of the largest in the country. The sightseeing

    includes: restored Gdansk Town Hall / 1686-95/ , the Court of Artus , the Armoury

    / 1602-05 / , the largest Gothic Church in Poland of Holy Virgin / 15-16th century / ,

    the Golden Gate and the well known symbols of Gdansk : the Neptune's Fountain/1615/

    and the Crane / 1442 / .

    We'll visit also Sopot – one of Poland's premier seaside resorts .The pier constructed

    in 1928 and later rebult , is the longest / 512 m / in whole Baltic area. Sopot , with

    many houses in Art Nouveau style , has a quite different atmosphere from Gdansk and

    is a residence for many artists, actors and architects .

    5 day – drive to Poznan . En route sightseeing of Torun – the home town of famous astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus . Visit to his home , planetary and the Old Town .

    In the late afternoon – accommodation , dinner and overnight in Poznan

    6 day – after breakfast – sightseeing of Poznan , the capital of Wielkopolska /Greater Poland /with population of ca. 560 000 . Poznan eventful history is reflected in high-class historical buildings , majority of which are located alongside the Royal-Imperial

    Route. The city's showcase is its renaissance Town Hall with legendary goats up on the

    tower , which attracts thousands of tourists to the Market Square. Each year the Inter-

    national Poznan Fair is visited by approx. one million people . Poznan is also home

    to world-famous choirs: the Cathedral Choir and the Boy's and Men's Philharmony

    Choir. Our sightseeing tour includes : the Old Market Square and adjacent areas : the

    Dzialynski Palace- the Franciscan Church and Jesuit College , the Emperor Castle , the

    Raczynski Library , the Botanic Garden and Ostrow Tumski .

    In the afternoon – drive to Wroclaw .

    Accommodation , dinner and overnight in Wroclaw

     

    7 day – sightseeing of Wroclaw , Poland's fourth largest city/ 640 000 / , it is the major commertial,industrial and education centre for the region , which borders the Czech Republic andGermany . Especially worth to see is the Old Town with its Gothic Town Hall and a complex of mediaeval architecture at Ostrow Tumski. Very impressive is the baroque interior of Leopoldine Hall with gilt ornaments, paintings and sculptures , located in the 18thcentury building of Wroclaw University .

    In the afternoon – visit to ' Panorama Raclawicka' - a rotunda housing the magnificent

    painting of 120 x 15 meters of Raclawice battle in 1794 , when Polish peasants defe -

    ated the mighty Russian army . A multimedia fountain before the Centennial Hall of

    Wroclaw is the latest attraction , opened on 1 May 2010 .

    Accommodation , dinner and overnight in Wroclaw .

    8 day – after breakfast - drive to the International Airport Okecie in Warsaw .

     

     

    accommodation :

    2 x hb in Warsaw ,

    2 x hb in Gdansk ,

    1 x hb in Poznan ,

    2 x hb in Wroclaw

    programme :

    city sightseeings in Warsaw , Torun , Gdansk , Sopot , Poznan and Wroclaw ,

    visits to the football stadiums in Warsaw /National Stadium /, Gdansk / PGE Arena /, Poznan/ Municipal Stadium / and Wroclaw / Municipal Stadium /,

    English or German/Spanish/French speaking tour manager

    excursion coach ,

    entrance fees .

    Price : 429 EUR/pax , every 20 pax in dbl room is free of charge

    + hire of excursion coach 3850 EUR/group sgl supplement : 149 EUR/pax

    offer valid in the period 1.04.2012 – 31.05 2012 and 8.07.2012 – 31.10 2012

     

     

    with best regards Travel Plus Team travelplus@travelplus.com.pl

     

     

  • As we continue with the Best of 2011 at The World on Wheels, today we look back at the two ballparks we added to our list this year, one from the Major League and one from the minor leagues: http://tinyurl.com/c64lsfz
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  • wir sind gerne fur Sie mit den Programmvorschlagen fur Juni 2012 fur EM 2012 in Polen da ,

    in case of arrangements of hotels , transportation and other tourists services

    during EURO 2012 pls contact us travelplus@travelplus.com.pl

  • 23 Major League Stadiums, 19 Major League teams, 9 Minor League Stadiums. That's where we end this baseball season at The World on Wheels. As we wrap up this year's tour, come by to see what's new, who got better, and who slipped (I'm looking at you St. Louis). It's the entire Fields of Dreams list, online now: http://tinyurl.com/3555vkl
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  • It's All Star day. We wrap up Baseball Week's travel reports on The World on Wheels today with this trip to Philadelphia to take in a Phillie's game. Along the way, we also visit the city's historic sites and eat some cheesesteak: http://http://tinyurl.com/y7cguwd
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  • One more day til the All Star Game...it's Baseball Week at The World on Wheels. Today, it's time to go to New York and visit with the Yankees and the Mets: http://wheelstraveler.blogspot.com
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  • Come on along as we celebrate America's Pastime. As preparations are under way for the All Star Game, it's Baseball Week at The World on Wheels. First up...how they do baseball and beer in Cincinnati: http://wheelstraveler.blogspot.com
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