Adventure Awaits in Santa Cruz
It is known that the Tehuelches populated the Santa Cruz province in Argentina long before the arrival of Ferdinand Magellan in 1520. Santa Cruz has become a popular tourist destination because of its magnificent natural splendor and attractions through out the province. Every town and city, including the capital city Rio Gallegos, is filled with new adventures and wonderful historical sights waiting to be discovered.
Europe - Editor - 26 November 2007
Fontainebleau Castle and Forest in France
The Fontainebleau Castle (also known as the Royal Château of Fontainebleau) is the largest of the French royal châteaux in France. It is located in the midst of the beautiful Fontainebleau forest, a 25,000 hectare forested area surrounding the city of Fontainebleau and nearby villages about 50 kilometers south-east of Paris.
Europe - Editor - 21 November 2007
Magical Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is a place where magic awaits visitors around every corner and where fantasies come to life. Minnie and Mickey Mouse wait anxiously to welcome new visitors, along with their friends, Winnie the Pooh, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Mulan, Mushu, Woody, Jessie, Pluto, Buzz Lightyear, Timon, Goofy, Daisy Duck, Snow White and Chip and Dale. Even Belle can be seen without her Beast, Marie entertains you with her Aristocratic ways, and Alice has even left Wonderland for the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, to spend a day with you.
South America - Editor - 19 November 2007
Explore the Impressive Volcanoes of Chile
Travelers who are looking for a taste of adventure and something out of the ordinary should consider touring some of the more than 140 volcanoes of Chile in South America. The majority of the volcanoes of Chile are either extinct or dormant, with a small number showing signs of activity.
Europe - Editor - 14 November 2007
Book a Holiday on Prince Edward Island
Not only is Prince Edward Island a Canadian island, but it is a province. The Mi’kmaq originally named it Abegweit, which means the “Land Cradled by Waves”. The Mi’kmaq tribe members were the first inhabitants of the island. Throughout the years the island was captured by many and saw a few name changes in its time. But is was during the British rule that it was finally given the name Prince Edward Island in 1798, in honor of Queen Victoria’s father, Prince Edward Augustus the Duke of Kent. During this time, the island started attracting many wealthy and noble families who thought of the island as a luxurious retreat and holiday destination.
