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• A Visit to Sorsogon: The Rock Formations of Sawanga

  

  Sorsogon was not in one of my places to visit because I knew very little of the place. Outside of whale shark watching (which is very scarce now), I knew... Read more

  The 12 June 2013 by   Wanderingjoshua
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• Business Class on a 7 Hour Flight

  

  For a combined 100,000 airline miles and $10, Angie and I started off our RTW trip on the right foot. Not only did we cover our entire one way airfare with... Read more

  The 12 June 2013 by   Livingthedreamrtw
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• 5 Best Clubs In Budapest

  

  First off, it should be noted that Budapest isn’t a city where you are likely to be disappointed when it comes to a night out. Read more

  The 12 June 2013 by   Smartgirltravel
  

• The Dirt on Agritourism

  

  Agritourism may not be a term you’re familiar with, but if you’ve ever visited a farm, went apple picking, or stomped on grapes Lucy-style at a vineyard,... Read more

  The 11 June 2013 by   Healthytravelblog
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• Music and Mountains in Mostviertel, Austria

  

  I usually write about Monkeys and Mountains, but Music and Mountains? This was a first. Check out the unique Wanderbare Gipfelklaenge (Hiking to the Sounds of... Read more

  The 11 June 2013 by   Monkeys And Mountains Adventure
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• MEA: If Only Customer Service Listens to Passengers’ Complaints

  

  As usual I’m going to be honest and state facts as they are. Whether good or bad. Many may not agree with me but I think that, if MEA listens to a few of the... Read more

  The 11 June 2013 by   Nogarlicnoonions
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• Nepal and Tibet for Every Budget

  

  Anyone can do Nepal and Tibet on a shoestring. The average westerner will be jingling change around in his pockets wondering what to do with all his extra... Read more

  The 11 June 2013 by   Pacificprime
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• Terracotta Travelers

  

  For as long as I’ve known of their existence I have longed to see them. Forever after I assumed that meant going to China and, given our travel plans, China... Read more

  The 10 June 2013 by   Everywhereonce
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• Skype Has Started to Replace International Schools Recruiting Fairs

  

  Teachers can spend a couple thousand dollars flying to recruiting fairs, paying for food and accomodation. Many times job offers have been filled before you... Read more

  The 10 June 2013 by   Naturegirl321
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• How Cuba Changed My Perception of Humanity and Restored Hope

  

  I’ve taken a number of great vacations in my lifetime. Each vacation I’ve taken has left me with fond memories, valuable lessons, new friends, new-found... Read more

  The 09 June 2013 by   Davedtc
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