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Lisa Hallak
Joined: January 26th 2008
Logged in: February 28th 2008
This blog is for posting interesting travel articles and information you would like to share with our customers. Please feel free as well to post any opinions and/or personal travel experiences or pictures with our readers. The purpose of this blog is to help us in helping our customers to make informed decisions about their travel. Thank you for your time.
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Dubai has something for everyone, from vacationers seeking a relaxing break away from the pressures of work, to active tourists looking for a new, exciting experience. The emirate is an international conference, exhibition, and leisure travel destination. Lying on the calm, blue waters of the southern Gulf and flanked by majestic desert, Dubai offers year-round sunshine and five-star luxury along with the adventure of a unique Arabian experience. Twenty nine years ago the southern coast of the lower Gulf was a barren, under-populated land comprised of several autonomous states. Today, as the United Arab Emirates, it has become a dynamic, modern society with the infrastructure of contemporary twenty-first century life. The great wealth derived from the UAE’s oil and gas production has given the country one of the highest per capita incomes in the world. ... read more

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February 26th 2008
Seychelles is truly an island paradise... Here is an interesting read about Seychelle's culture. Seychelles Traveler Article: Seychelles Culture The cosmopolitan Seychellois are a colourful blend of peoples of different races, cultures and religions. At different times in its history, people of African, European and Asian origin have come to Seychelles , bringing with them their distinct traditions and customs and contributing to the way of life and to the vibrant Seychellois culture. One can see these influences at work throughout the domains of local art, cuisine, music, dance and architecture. The architectural design of some of the grand old houses with their steep roofs are representative of a style adapted for comfortable living in the tropics that displays influences from Seychelles’ French and British colonial heritage. Modern architecture attempts to assimi... read more

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Reconsidering Kenya January 18, 2008 As unrest continues, travelers weigh their options... The late-December upheaval in Kenya over a disputed presidential election left many travelers, including Fodor's Forums users, with scheduled trips to the African nation in a quandary: Do I go or do I cancel? The violence in Kenya, most of it centered in Nairobi and Mombasa, left at least 300 dead in its wake. The Kenya Tourism Foundation was quick to announce that no tourists were killed, and that all of the casualties involved were villagers involved in ethnic clashes. Official government reports from Kenya, the U.K. and the United States corroborate that statement. Still, on January 2, the British Government issued an advisory against "all but essential travel to Kenya," and the U.S. State Department has been warning travelers since October 18, 2007 ... read more

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