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Wanna visit the Grand Canyon? Here is a tip!

Wanna go there? I’ve been to it as a teenager. It’s long and hard trip. I don’t recall the ring road over the edge, but the Helicopter ride is so much breath taking. Plan to go there? TravelMuse has the tips for you. Accommodations In Grand Canyon.

 
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Try the Cable Car in Singapore

While it may not be a final destination for many, it is a hot staying spot for people traveling from and to places like Australia. If Singapore is a stop for you, you may want to give it a couple of days or so, and see what beauty it has to offer. One of the

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Get your VISA before it’s too late

Published on April 16, 2009 by in guide, Sites

Those of you planning to travel this summer might want to consider applying for VISA from now before it’s too late. In summer, it’s usually too crowded, takes long time, and some people end up paying hundreds for 3rd-parties to finish their papers. To be best prepared for your VISA application and make the process

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Best and most affordable adventure plans

SmarterTravel have published two great articles for adventure and hiking lovers. The first gives you the best new adventure trips of 2009, covering places in Scotland, Philippines, West Africa and others. The other is a list of ten amazing adventures you can take for less than $1,000! If you’re adventure and hiking seeker, don’t miss

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Take a tour in the Natural Galapagos Islands

The Galapagos Islands of Ecuador is a collection of distributed volcanic islands, that is famous for it’s natural wildlife. The Islands have grown however by 40-folds over 50 years in population to reach 40,000. Still, this is one of the few magnificent places still left on this planet, where you can examine the wildlife and

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TripIt.com Free iPhone App

Published on April 12, 2009 by in News, Sites

The travel organizer website we spoke about before, TripIt.com, has released a FREE iPhone App to help frequent travelers organize their travels quickly and easily through their iPhone. TUAW has an early review of the new app here.

 
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Googleplex View Hotel

TRIPHOW is reporting about a new 225-room hotel to be built right next to the Google Inc.’s headquarters at Shoreline District in Mountain View, CA. This means that you can get a room with a view on the Googleplex (Google complex) and watch Google employees drift in and out of the company, instead of a

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“Picture America Contest” to the rescue

In an effort to promote US tourism more, USA Today and Discover America have opened up the”Picture America Contest“, starting 10th of April. The contest “requires participants to submit their iconic images of America that capture the essence of the country and best represent it for international travelers. Discover America is the official travel and

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What happens to unclaimed luggage?

Published on April 9, 2009 by in Articles, Sites

After a period of search, those unclaimed luggage at the airport gets auctioned, and someone has developed a bizarre hobby of buying and photoing them as something he says less odd than stamp collection. The guy then thought of creating a website he called IsThisYourLuggage.com to help find the real owners of the unclaimed luggage,

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Anara Tower in Dubai

Anara Tower, the 125 stories building, where art and culture meet. A mixed-use residential tower with world-class art gallery, celebrated public art, five-star boutique hotel built around principles of modern Islam. Raising over 600m in height, and located at the entrance to Dubai Media City on Sheikh Zayed Road, the new bizarre uniquely designed building

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