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This world famous event is being held this year in Vancouver, Canada, from February 12th to the 28th, 2010, leaving you plenty of time to plan and budget in advance.

Sort out your visa

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Dubai’s extreme temperatures in summer with record humidity and very low wind may be rather off-putting for even the most hardened water sport fanatic, although for the other 7-8 months of the year, it’s quite bearable and can even be a little cold… read full article

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Seeing the Tour de France live – even for just a few stages – isn't like any other vacation. There's a lot of traveling involved, a lot of waiting around, and a lot of unpredictability!

My mom and I have spent… read full article

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For those of you brave enough out there to even consider taking your bikes off the local country lanes and into terrain as high and lengthy as a mountain range then you might want to read on. If you’d rather just use the bike to nip to get a pint of milk then… read full article

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While many spectators on the route of the Tour de France are cycling fanatics, it’s not just an event for people who love the sport already.

If you’re in France in the month of the July, the Tour might just be the perfect day trip for you!

To… read full article

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Yes, so we've got city tours, beach tours, river tours, cruises, gastronomical holidays (which just means "culturally-based eating" by the way), but what about occupations for one of mankind's most forgotten parts, his humble legs? Hiking is not only healthy and great for physique, it's rewarding, exciting, and is… read full article

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For thousands of years now, Lake Geneva has attracted invaders and international travelers alike. The landscape is one of great geographical diversity. So much so, that it is oftentimes referred to as “Switzerland in miniature.” Key features are the countryside’s verdant green fields, the Jura’s… read full article

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If you're a football fan planning a trip to Italy you may want to visit the three sport venues listed below:

1. San Siro – Milan

There’s no where like this in the whole world. The home of two of the biggest… read full article

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Sports cars enjoy a tremendous appeal. The name of Ferrari has been synonymous with the term ‘sports car’ ever since Enzo Ferrari established his firm Scuderia Ferrari in 1929 in the small town of Maranello which is located in the region of Emilia-Romagna in northern Italy. Enzo Ferrari was… read full article

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From the snow-capped majesty of Sierra Nevada's mountains to the cool pristine waters of the Mediterranean, via the desert sands of Tabernas, Andalusia offers the traveller an extraordinary diversity of spectacular landscapes. And if you're pressed for time here's how you can experience all the best that nature has… read full article

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The largest city of the Helvetian Confederation by area and population is the city of Zurich.

Zurich is considered to be one of the cleanest and most efficient cities in the world. Surprisingly, it has only been within the last 10 to 12 years that the city… read full article

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Well for a start you have some of the oldest people. Andorra boasts the second highest life-expectancy in the world. Now this might be down to the fact that there’s only about 71,000 people living in the country, but if you asked them that then they’d probably say… read full article

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Despite the fact that Germany is not overly renowned for skiing holidays and vacations, having lost tourists to the over-developed Tyrolian resort areas in Austria, it still receives its fair share of those visitors who don’t feel like overpaying for an Austrian adventure.

Germany boasts a variety of cosmopolitan… read full article

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As the economic downturn spreads gloom over bank accounts in Europe, take heart in these tips that can make ski breaks less expensive.

1. Romania is cheapest

Romania has some of the cheapest ski breaks, with a package trip in Poiana Brasov going from £200. Slovakia and… read full article

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