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The Coming of Euro 2008
2008-06-05 00:44:56
Regarded around the world as the most prestigious tournament for European national teams, the UEFA European Cup football tournament has been held every four years since 1960. This year's version, Euro 2008 is offering a total of 184 million Euros in prize money. The winner will hoist a newly designed 8 kg trophy and will represent UEFA at the 2009 Confederations Cup in South Africa Austria and Swi


The Malaysian Cuisine Guide
2008-06-04 22:25:08
You’re probably familiar with the Malaysian Tourism ad slogan “Malaysia, Truly Asia” and may have even sniggered once or twice at how cheesy it sounds. But actually, when you visit the bustling metropolis of Kuala Lumpur and walk around the city centre, you realize just how apt the description actually is, and how pleasant the country can be for the same very reason. Colorful Malay dress suc
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Australian Gold Coast offers more than just the Surfers a Paradise
2008-06-02 23:32:36
There is no puzzle as to why Surfers Paradise , which is part of the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia is such a popular holiday destination. After all, it is the entertainment and glam capital of the island that is ‘Down Under’, and epitomizes that perfect marriage of city and beach lifestyle. But it’s the eclecticism of Surfers (as it is affectionately referred to in Australian vernacular


Explore the eighth largest city in the world - Shanghai, China
2008-06-02 23:02:42
Shanghai. It’s hard to imagine how this once humble fishing village at the mouth of the Yangzte River grew into China ’s biggest city and the eighth largest city in the world. And yet it has become the pride of China in more ways than one – a sprawling, progressive city with a proud, resplendent past. An epicenter for art and culture as much as it is for commerce. Yes, this cosmopolitan city
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Enjoy a unique trip of Bangkok via its waterways
2008-06-02 23:02:14
Rivers and canals have traditionally been the lifeline of Thai people since ancient times. Today, they present a fun and exciting way of seeing Bangkok rather than usual traffic-congested, chaotic channels normally presented to tourists. Rivers (mae nam) and canals (klongs) were the main pathways for trade and travel in Bangkok and most of the country for centuries. The Thai way of life is serene
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The Manila Melting Pot
2008-06-02 23:00:25
Like many cities in developing nations, Manila is not without its pollution and traffic, nor the conspicuous divide between rich and poor. Nevertheless, this bustling Philippines capital, situated on the west coast of the island of Luzon, is a remarkable melting pot of Asian and Latin cultures, thick with history and flavor.When in Manila, sightseeing is protocol. Many history lessons have been le


Singapore: A Bus Ride In The Trees
2008-06-02 22:59:49
Singapore may be a bit squeaky clean for some. There is a rumor that when everybody’s asleep at night, they dust the place. Playing the tourist may also be off-putting to travelers these days, who prefer to spend as much time as possible among the natives, absorbing the true culture and lifestyle of their destination. But there are times when not doing the tourist thing is crazy, and a good exam
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Go Jakarta: How to appreciate the ‘Big Durian’
2008-06-02 22:55:38
Colossal chaos under a blanket of pollution. That is the common perception of Jakarta . But much like its nickname ‘The Big Durian ’, this bustling Southeast Asian metropolis may turn your nose at first, buts its rich culture, tremendously friendly residents and historical charm are so full of flavor, they soon become addictive. Let me take you on a fruitful journey into the heart of this fabulo


London Calling
2008-06-02 22:51:42
Literally a clash of personalities, Travel to London is always exciting, the electric city that anyone should experience at least once. Don’t let the well-used label of it being “one of the most expensive cities in the world” deter you as there are plenty of activities to partake in which won’t break the bank. Here are 10 ways to enjoy the vibrant capital: 1. Muse over HistoryMost of Londo
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Traveling healthy: Protect yourself against malaria
2008-06-02 22:50:33
One of the most common questions travelers ask when going to tropical countries in Asia is whether they should take malaria medication. The fact is, there is no sole answer to the question – it really depends on where exactly you’re going and what you’ll be doing. For example, it would be sensible to take preventative malaria medication if you were planning a trek in Northern Thailand where
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Surviving the Festivities
2008-06-02 22:49:50
Whether it is a corporate party or a gathering with friends, the human body and mind take quite a beating during the holidays, and the first few weeks of January are often spent fighting colds, hangovers, bloating, and memories of drunken embarrassing behaviors.During the holidays it is important to plan ahead. Make a list of events that are taking place and decide which ones you have to attend an
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How to go through the long-hours flights
2008-06-02 22:49:00
There were many times that I had a long-hours filghts which cause me stress, tired and sleepless. Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to make such trips more comfortable and less stressful – here are some tips:Dress Comfortably. Wear loose, and preferably, cotton clothes. You will be seated for an extended period of time in a confined space with temperatures fluctuating from hot
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What's the passion of Sunbathing?
2008-06-02 22:47:22
I had lived in Australia for almost 6 years between my highschool days... when I firstly arrived in Australia I was pretty exciting about how my life is gonna be from there on.. new environment.. new culture.. different lifestyles.. especially the communication which was very bad of my English skills. However, so far so good, I finally got my certificates and I learns how to lived in different pla


Foods may tell History
2008-06-02 22:45:47
As an Asian guy, I always want to try some western foods, like my favorite meat pied, spaghetti cabonara, lamb steak, Italian pizza...etc. and most of the times when i had tried some of them.. i learn something more than the feeling of the tastes and smells. i can images of how the people will be look like, their lifestyles..their features and so on...apart from that the different way people have
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The experiences of sand and sea at Bali
2008-06-02 22:44:42
As the temperature gets chillier in many Northern Hemisphere countries, tropical destinations such as Bali seem all the more attractive. With their bona fide friendly nature and ingenious for hospitality, the Balinese make the island an even more popular destination to beachcombers in search of sun, sand and surf.Bali also has a variety of beach options to suit every kind of traveler. There are th
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Travel Tip Guide - The Tipping Point
2008-06-25 23:16:11
What is your tipping point? If you're like us, you'll be staring at the strange, colorful denominations in your palm, unsure what you should be giving the driver, porter, waiter, hairdresser, barista, police officer as they smile patiently. Tipping etiquette varies across cultures, generations, locations, and occupations. In North America it's become so ubiquitous, pretty soon they'll have "tip j
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Travel China Guide - Full of joys in Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong
2008-06-25 22:50:29
We admit it, we love Hong Kong . "Where East meets West", "The Jewel of South East Asia", "Asia's World City"; Hong Kong is all this and more. It is the economic powerhouse of Asia, it's a launching pad for new electronics and cool gadgets, it boasts an innovative vibrant film industry, it's at the forefront of fashion, the people are beautiful, flowers are beautiful, the weather, the shopping, and
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Travel Japan Guide - The Fuji Rock Festival 2008
2008-07-14 00:54:06
The music event of the year is on! The 2008 Fuji Rock Festival , Japan 's very own outdoor music festival runs from Friday July 25th until Sunday July 27th. Originally inspired by Britain's Glastonbury Festival, the Fuji Rock Festival acquired its name due to the first event in 1997 being held on the foot of famous Mt Fuji. Its current home is nowhere near Mt Fuji, but the name remains. Featuring i
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Travel Japan Guide - Shinkansen the high-speed ride in Japan
2008-07-13 23:17:13
Reaching speeds near 300 kilometers an hour (slightly slower than a Formula 1 car) and a rail network that spans 2,459 kilometers, Japan 's Shinkansen is the world's leading high-speed inter-city train service. Japan's "bullet train," is well-known around the world for its speed, (some test runs have have reached speeds of nearly 450 km/hr!), but the Shinkansen lines also have an excellent safety
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Travel Journey Guide - Advice on how to lug liquids
2008-07-10 05:23:57
With more airports adopting stricter regulations on carrying liquids, it was time to look at the whys and what’s of hand luggage security.Ferrying liquid-based items abroad these days has become a complicated and confusing business. Especially as there have been discrepancies in airport regulations. But most countries prefer to err on the safer rather than sorrier side of precaution these days a
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Travel China Guide: Fascinating Guangzhou
2008-08-13 02:57:24
If the thought of going back in time to travel the ancient Silk Road thrills you, here’s a fantastic idea of how to spend your next vacation. Guangzhou might not have as many cultural attractions as Beijing, or not be the hotbed of commerce Shanghai is, but the city has its charming highlights.Located in the middle south of Guangdong Province, near to Hong Kong and Macau, Guangzhou stands at the
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World Cuisine Guide - Top Challengest Foods Menu in the World (Part I)
2008-08-13 02:56:59
They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. The same could be said about food: one man’s nightmare may just be another man’s delicacy. From cow’s tongue and pig’s snout to chicken’s feet, from fried worms and frog’s legs to sautéed snails, the list of weird stuff we eat is endless (and often quite tasty). If you’ve been indulging lately and need a reason to diet, take a
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Travel China Guide – Beijing Games 2008
2008-08-04 02:08:19
Everyone knows that we need 4 Years of waiting to get involve Olympic Games . But now the games are quickly approaching, taking the host by China - one of the powerful countries in the world. Putting the controversy over the host aside, the Beijing Games 2008 is shaping up to be great. The facilities are simply astonishing. The Beijing National Stadium, nick-named the bird-nest, is certainly a uniq
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Traval Japan Guide - Tokyo City Watch
2008-09-01 23:15:26
It's the most populated city in the world, a city where 90% of residents read a comic book daily, and one of the few places on earth where riding a bike is usually quicker than driving. Tokyo is magical, eternally confusing to outsiders and yet perpetually alluring. With so many attractions vying for your attention during your trip to Tokyo, here are the top 5 things to do in the city.1. Spend a d
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World Cuisine Guide - Top Challengest Foods Menu in the World (Part II)
2008-08-21 01:34:54
On the Top Challengest Foods Menu in the World (Part I) article, I introduced you the first 5 of the top ten recommended foods menu for you 'to try' or 'not to try' during your vacations on many different tourist destinations around the world. So, Let’s continue on the top 5 of the list;5. Hakarl Anthony Bourdain, known for eating some of the strangest foods in the world, claims that hakarl is t
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Travel Thailand Guide: Thailand Open 2008
2008-09-23 05:42:02
Regarding as the only men’s top-level professional tennis tournament in Southeast Asia, for tennis lovers who reside in Thailand or the surrounding countries, the Thailand Open 2008 is a must-see event. With top ranking ATP players headlining the tournament and seats available at very affordable rates, the Thailand Open is like the Wimbledon of Southeast Asia, minus the walloping a real Wimbledo
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Chinese Cuisine Guide: Enjoy Fantastic Chinese Foods at the Canton Fair
2008-09-23 05:29:47
If you are one of the casual business travelers, certainly the Canton Fair can be one of the major trading events that you shouldn’t miss. Over 200,000 buyers and 40,000 exhibitors are expected to join the event with the estimating a business turnover over USD 30,000 million. Everyone can see the great business opportunities from their attendance.This year’s version will be the 104th session o
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Travel Vietnam Guide: Luminous Lanterns at Hoi An Vietnam
2008-09-23 05:29:31
If you’re seeking a romantic, quaintly Asian experience, then you won’t find a town more appealing or authentic than Hoi An city in Vietnam . As the country’s oldest trading port, Hoi An has an illustrious history that is juxtaposed by an everyday rural charm. Listed as a World Heritage site by UNESCO, this charming ancient city has preserved much of its ornate Chinese architecture and a uniq
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