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FLOATING MARKETS – THE MARVELS OF ASIA

Experiencing different cultures in all their diversity is one of the most fascinating aspects of exploring Asia. What all tourists ought to see there are local wondrous floating markets.

EURO 2012: HOTEL ROOMS PRICES IN WROCLAW LIKELY TO GO UP

Insufficient number of hotel rooms in Wroclaw is likely to increase the prices of accommodation. The city authorities warn the hoteliers not to raise the prices too much.

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UKRAINE TO BUILD A NEW TOURIST CITY IN CRIMEA

Improving the level of offered services to tourists as well as creating new jobs – these are the aims behind a colossal project of a new city in Crimea. Ukrainian government plans to develop the region and attract more visitors.

JAMAICA TO FURTHER INVEST IN TOURISM

In wake of recent success, the Jamaican tourist board is set to spend money on promoting its country to international tourists.

LAS VEGAS MARKET SET FOR EXPANSION

The gambling capital of the world is set to increase the amount of people it attracts through aggressive marketing and a cunning business plan to bury the recession in history.

KOREAN TOURISM ORGANIZATION AND THE WAR ON ‘ENGRISH’

The Korean way is magnificent. Latest initiative of the Korean Tourist Organization calls out to all with a camera at hand. The task is simple: photograph any dodgy – and hilarious - English translation; winners will be rewarded.

TROPICAL RAINFOREST IN EUROPE – GERMANY’S FABULOUS INVENTION

Tropical islands in Europe may seem like a product of a slightly bewildered imagination. However, the inventive spirit of the Germans has produced a proper tourist gem – the world’s largest indoor rainforest. It lies only 100 km north of Dresden.

NAZCA LINES IN DANGER – HOW TO PROTECT THE ANCIENT GEOGLYPHS

The famous Nazca Lines in Peru remain a mystery. The geometric designs date back to 200BC and today draw the attention of tourists and archaeological enthusiasts. However, drastic weather changes as well as increasing visitor presence are threatening the lines.

SWITZERLAND: RELIGIOUS TOURISM IS THE FOCUS OF A NEW PROJECT

Swiss tourism board launched a new project and internet database providing information for religious tourists.

TOURISTS IN POLAND SPENT 20% MORE IN 2011

Visitors to Poland spent 20% more than in the previous year. Germans are among the biggest spenders as well as return visitors.

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