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There’s No Way Around It: You Need A Visa To Enter Brazil From Lima

By on January 15, 2012 in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Featured, Lima, Peru, Photos, South America
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Traveling through South America is usually fairly easy. The people are welcoming, costs are reasonable, and when you use your common sense, most destinations are fairly safe. The only hiccup? Visas.If you travel on an...
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The Top 45 MUST Travel To List for 2012 Across the World

By on January 8, 2012 in Africa, Amman, Antarctica, Asia, Austria, Bordeaux, Brazil, Brittany/Normandy, Burgundy, California, Cambodia, Cardiff, Caribbean, Central America, Central Asia, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cuba, Dar es Salaam, Dominican Republic, East Africa, England, Europe, Featured, Finland, Florence, France, Glasgow, Guadalajara, Ha Noi, Havana, Helsinki, Ho Chi Minh City, India, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kiev, Lisbon, Loire Valley, London, Malaysia, Maldives, Mexico, Middle East, Morocco, Moscow, Myanmar, North Africa, North America, Oaxaca, Panama, Panama City, Photos, Poland, Portugal, Rio De Janeiro, Russia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Salvador, San Diego, San Francisco/Bay Area, Santiago, Sao Paulo, Scandinavia, Scotland, South America, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Southern Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Tanzania, Tennessee, Tibet, Tokyo, Uganda, Ukraine, USA, Vienna, Vietnam, Wales, West Africa, Yucatán
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The New York Times just ran their top 45 pick for where to travel in 2012. Below we have taken a summary of the places so you can catch up quickly on each of their...
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The Four Best and The Three Worst International Airports

By on December 26, 2011 in amsterdam, Asia, Bangkok, Brazil, China, Dubai, Europe, Featured, Lisbon, London, Middle East, Photos, Portugal, Rio De Janeiro, South America, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, Zurich
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I fly a lot — I’ve taken about 30 flights in 2011 so far, and counting — so as you can probably imagine, I spend a lot of time in airports. I’m  a pretty bare-bones...
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Rio de Janeiro battles São Paulo In Which City To Travel Too

By on December 20, 2011 in Brazil, Featured, Lodging, Photos, Rio De Janeiro, Sao Paulo, South America
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If you’ve been to South America, you’ve not doubt been advised to avoid São Paulo, Brazil’s financial capital and largest city. The city is extremely dangerous, most will warn, and isn’t very beautiful either, situated...
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Five Tourist-Friendly Cities To Go Visit In The Middle East, Europe and Asia

By on December 3, 2011 in amsterdam, Asia, Bangkok, Brazil, China, Europe, Featured, Israel, Lodging, Middle East, Netherlands, Photos, Sao Paulo, Shanghai, South America, Southeast Asia, Tel Aviv, Thailand
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I was in a frenzy by the time I arrived at Amsterdam’s Centraal station earlier this month. I’d waited too long in line to get my last fry fix in Dam Square and as a...
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