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The Mexican city of Juarez bears a terrifying reputation of one of the most dangerous cities in the world, declared warzones excluding. The cartel wars took thousands of lives yet now, the city fights back.

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The City of Bath has a glamorous reputation of one of the most beautiful cities in the country. Its charm lures millions of heritage enthusiasts; no wonder – it has made the list of UNSESCO World Heritage Sites more than twenty years ago.

European taxis have been tested in a Eurotest, with the results looking very bad for the supposed most comfortable door-to-door solution in big cities.

Airbus expects that air traffic in Africa is set to grow beyond the general rate of global growth in the next two decades.

Portes du Soleil, or ‘Gateway to the Sun’, is one of the most fascinating ski resorts in the world. As winter approaches, skiers countdown the days till they once again experience local ice magic.

The Czech spa town Karlovy Vary or Carlsbad is one of the best known central European spa resorts. The beneficial effects of local mineral springs were enjoyed by kings and queens in the past and today it is visited by thousands of local and international spa-goers.

The Russian capital faces the lack of accommodation facilities – especially regarding budget hotels. Administrative obstacles currently prevent any solution to be quickly applied.

Remarkable Florence, historic Siena, lush vineyards of Chianti – Tuscany has it all. Discover the top destinations in central Italy. Tuscany attracts thousands of visitors every year – not only with its art galleries, monuments and churches, delicious cuisine and wines, but also with accommodation Tuscany villas.

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The general news for airlines in Europe is good, though low consumer confidence remains in the freight business, meaning that freight traffic is down despite a newfound optimism.