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“The beaches of Cuba have been the first destination for Americans in the Caribbean and can be again!” Reads the site www.opencuba.org, posted by Orbitz, the third largest online travel agency the world after Expedia and Travelocity.

Orbitz Invites Americans – and Canadians – to support a petition addressed to President Obama and members of U.S. Congress. Objective: To lift all restrictions on travel to Cuba.

The agency has orchestrated a survey in collaboration with Ipsos. Result: end of April, 67% of Americans were in favor of lifting restrictions on travel to Cuba.
(Source Cyberpresse)

Symbol of Paris and France, paid monument most visited in the world, the Eiffel Tower party in May its 120 years with a series of events including an exhibition in her breast that traces the “Epic of the Eiffel Tower.

Repainted, the slender included in the Parisian sky since May 15, 1889 for the Exposition still dominates the city from its 300 meters, accommodates nearly 7 million visitors a year and has provided posterity for its author Gustave Eiffel. More text …

(Source Cyberpresse)

What is your traveler profile? Are you the energetic type who wants to explore the ancient ruins or learn scuba diving? Maybe you need a great time for you to relax and dream of endless white sandy beaches? Or maybe being on vacation shows you in the amateur-shopping, and your ideal vacation includes a large amount of therapy given through shopping.

Sunwing Vacations offers vacations in Mexico that will appeal to everyone, regardless of their traveler profile. “In fact, except for travelers who want to do snowboarding, we have a destination for everyone. “Says Daryl McWilliams, Vice President Sales and Marketing Company.

(Source J’aimonvoyage)

Galapagos Islands Cozumel, Mexico, the South has destinations for divers Quebec. Available in a few hours by plane, often without jet lag, the dive sites in the Caribbean are, for the most part, good value for money. The visibility is excellent, reefs of coral abundance and diversity of marine species, very interesting.

1) Bonaire
2) The Belize
3) The Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
4) Roatan, Honduras
5) Cozumel, Mexico
6) Andros Island, Bahamas
7) The Cayman Islands
Coco Island, Costa Rica
9) The British Virgin Islands
10) Turks & Caicos

(Source Cyberpresse)

Cheese, restaurants, vineyards, farmers, bakers, lark!

Nowadays, producers of the pleasures of the table is transformed into a tourist attraction of prime importance. They are the quest for gourmet tourists, always looking for new products, fresh and authentic, no matter how many miles to go. Thus, we witness the past fifteen years, the emergence of a new form of travel: gastronomic tourism.

(Source Cyberpresse)

Futuristic and unique, the Dubai Opera House was designed by the firm of architect Zaha Hadid. Decided in 2006, construction has not started yet.
(Source: The Internet User)

The lights of Christmas and New Year are not sufficient to erase the traces of recent conflicts, yet Belgrade, the white city dear to the Serbs, is engaged in a lengthy and ambitious renovation, determined to turn back the dark past 90s. Nearly ten years after the NATO bombing in March 1999, to compel the forces of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic to loosen their grip on Kosovo, the ruins of buildings hit by NATO missiles are still there, the middle of the city, with its blind windows and gaping facades.

Written By AeroportVoyage.Com

Like London, New York or Dubai, Paris put on winter sales to attract tourists shopaholics from around the world and fill the hotels that have begun to feel the first effects of the crisis. Operation Sale by Paris “, launched for the first time in 2007 at the initiative of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris (CCIP) and the City of Paris, aims to boost tourism in January, a traditionally low months.

(Source Expressvoyage)

St. Martin is the smallest ground in the world that is shared by two states. And, for over 350 years. A very special story.

When Christopher Columbus landed on St. Martin November 11, 1493, no one in the following days no one imagined that this little island would fall into oblivion for almost two centuries. Until in 1631, the Dutch are interested. Driven out of the island by the Spaniards, they returned in 1648 and fall face to face with the French. From this chance meeting, was signed the Treaty of Concordia, stipulating the division of the island and establishing the border with northern French, Dutch to the south. No drop of blood will have been paid.

Written By AeroportVoyage.Com