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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Argentina’s New Tourist Tax Targets Canada, Australia, and USA
As a result of yet another ill-timed law passed by Cristina Kirchner’s government, travelers visiting from Canada, the US and Australia are now required to pay a tourist tax upon arrival in Argentina. The law went into effect late in … Continue reading
Shop Till You Drop With Gold Coast Airport Car Hire
The moment you think of a holiday on the Gold Coast, you might start imagining yourself walking down tree-lined avenues with loads of shopping bags. Somewhere, in the middle of that daydream, you might start wishing that things would be … Continue reading
Posted in Queensland Tourist Attractions
Tagged Fresh Fruits, Hunger Pangs, Local Markets
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Annual Insurance Can Be Confusing, Travelers Say
Purchasing the correct type of travel insurance can be quite a puzzling task even at the best of times, especially for people who are traveling abroad for the first time. It is very easy for misunderstandings to occur. A case … Continue reading
The Dream Team of Big Island Volcano Tours
You could call them the home squad, the fab five, the dream team of your Big Island volcano tours. They are the five volcanoes that make up the island of Hawaii, and each one plays an important part in the … Continue reading
Posted in Australia Outback Trips
Tagged Hawaii Mauna, Island Of Hawaii, Lava Flows From
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A New Life Down Under
According to the 2005 IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook, Australia is the best place in the world to live! That’s probably why so many people dream of starting a new life down under and apply for immigration to the Australian authorities … Continue reading