2009 January travel tips and stories. Vacations ideas, cruises spa and resorts

Sukhothai Hotelis a palatial resort situated in the heart of the Bangkok‘s Embassy Row. The tree-lined driveway and 6,5 hectares of flower gardens and lily ponds in Thailand. Only a 25-minute drive from Don Muang International Airport.
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 In the competition to design the area around Warsaw’s National Stadium winner is consortium of JEMS Architekci & Dawos Studios. It’s one of the biggest sport infrastructure investments in Poland. The new stadium will have a seating capacity of 73,000 and underground parking for 1,700 cars.
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The Four Seasons Resort in the South Pacific is situated in one of the most idyllic settings in Asia. The resort consists of 100 over water bungalows, seven beach front villas and a wide array of other five.
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This sky bridge spans around the gorge on Palau Langkawi, which is the largest island in the Langkawi archipelago, Malaysia. It’s suspended at 687 m above sea level, offering magnificent views of the Andaman Sea and Thailand’s Tarutao Island. The view from the bridge is really breathtaking – its curves provide different perspectives of the landscapes. The Sky Bridge is one of the most spectacular bridges in the world that delivers quite a pump of adrenaline.
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Gabon lies between the Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon. It’s a charming country with lots of the ancient monuments and fashion metropolis cities. Gabon becomes independent on August 17th 1960. Libreville – the capital of Gabon has grown into a contemporary city since Gabon gained independence. There is the major port in West Africa.
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Now we introduce you with two of most popular French restaurants in Brussels, Belguim. The first restaurant which you offer is “The Comme Chez Soi”. The restaurant was founded in 1926, but today it is one of the most visited restaurants in the city. The restaurant’s name translates as “like at home”. It serves typically Belgian cuisine, based on local products. The restaurant’s most popular dishes are “Sautéed lobster with truffles and chanterelles” and “Roast saddle of lamb”. This distinctive menu and a wine list cans to satisfy any gourmet. If you want to dine on Friday or Saturday night, make your reservation two to three months ago…
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The town in the North West of the Alps, Chamonix, Mont-Blank is famous as a skiing resort. Mont Blanc became famous in 1924 with the organisation of the First Winter Olympics Games. The Chamonix Mont Blanc ski region covers 4 major ski resorts; Brevent/Flegere, Grands Montets, Domaine du Balme and Les Houches.
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Presidio Social Club seems to be winning the popularity contest. Design details at  Presidio outpost are regimented into: vintage, stainless cabinets and spotless mirrors behind the marble bar; bare-bulb drop-lights alternating with silver-bullet ceiling fans. The Presidio Social Club convenes daily and no membership is ever required.
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New Zealand is an island country situated in the Pacific Ocean. The country is notable isolated, about 2000 km southeast of Australia with population of European descent and Indigenous Maori (being the largest minority).
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Canyon Ranch is a stunning resort in Miami Beach, perched on the ocean, with expensive rooms, a sybaritic spa and a state-of-the-art gym overlooking blue-green water.
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