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Fun and Exciting Ideas for School Tours

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A lot of teachers know the importance of getting kids interested in the subject through hands-on activities which are often done outside of the classroom. School trips are created for this purpose to expose kids to activities which are related to the subject but are fun and allow them to break out from the confines […]

7 Days In Amsterdam: Venturing Into The Heart Of The Netherlands

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Amsterdam has traditionally drawn a young crowd composed primarily of men. The city is world-renowned for its casual approach to certain activities that are less accepted in other Western countries. But these few dubious aspects obscure the city’s culture, history, and many splendid features. From leisurely and scenic cruises through Amsterdam’s network of canals to […]

Central Park in Winter Time

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Winter in New York City is cold with temperatures wavering around freezing. Although it has been known to reach a balmy 20°C as well as drop to the other extreme of -20°C, but don’t let that put you off. You can usually count on snow too. Despite all of this, winter is a good time […]

An Introduction to the South Pacific & Its Holiday Hot Spots

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[Rangiroa Atoll in Polynésia by dany13.] The South Pacific encompasses a broad geographical area that includes Micronesia, Melanesia, Polynesia, New Zealand, Australia and Papua New Guinea. Those who haven’t visited this area before will find that this is where inspiration for countless visions of an undiscovered island paradise have come from – both as a […]

Mediterranean Cruises: 4 Things You Need to Know

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A great way to spend your summer or winter, the Mediterranean is steeped in history. With many famous stories such as Ancient Greek myth, the Minotaur, Aphrodite and Adonis, there’s a great deal to discover. Of course, these aren’t the only two islands that you can go to on a cruise around the Mediterranean. There […]