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Low cost traveling offers many possibilities to budget-minded globetrotters. A German journalist managed to visit five continents for EUR 1000.

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Tibet seems like a land in the sky. With an average height of 4,000 meters above sea level, it lures mountaineers and fascinates cultural heritage fans.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is considered one of the most difficult places to live. However, its natural riches are plentiful; stubborn adrenalin seekers gather there to witness the eruption of one of Africa’s most powerful volcanoes.

Guest workers are now needed in Australia to aid an ailing tourism industry. There are not enough incoming tourists and there is beginning to be a lack of people to cater for the ones who do come.

Despite the recent horrors of Thailand getting covered in floodwater, the country is set to recover as it convinces tourists that 97% of the country is safe from further complications.

Lille was often associated with industry and trade, yet centuries of history have formed a charming city which lures to the French Flanders region and those who visit soon realize that a day-trip is just not enough.

Investors from Europe and Asia join a Russian project of a new tourism center. Planned to open in 2020, the complex is to include five ski resorts.

Tobogganing counts among one of the most popular winter sports – not only among children, but many adults and adventurers as well. Toboggans on professional runs can exceed the speed of 70 km/h. However, many toboggan runs have technical problems affecting their safety as a recent test by ADAC showed.

Swiss hoteliers expect declining revenue and occupancy rates at the end of 2011. The hospitality industry stakeholders are not very optimistic about the next six months either.