The Bahia Principe Resort is formed by (Tulum and Akumal) and is located in Riviera Maya, on the east-side of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. The Yucatan Peninsula is only a 60 minutes drive away from Cancun airport, 35 minutes away from Playa del Carmen and 20 minutes away from Tulum. The hotel complex is comprised of three Gran Bahia Principe hotels, forms a stunning spread of luxury and comfort.
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The Atlantis Resort Hotel is located in the attractive coastal resort of Belek, where is surrounded with pine trees, combined with golden sandy beach and only a 40 minutes drive from the center of Antalya and 35 km. from Antalya Airport.
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Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany, perfect destination to explore its culture walking or on water. The port of Hamburg is the second largest port in Europe. Huge numbers of rivers, canals and lakes offer many opportunities for sightseeing the city from water. Hamburg has more bridges than Venice, Amsterdam and London, all together.
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25 Hours Hotel is perfectly situated in the business district of Hamburg.”25hours” has a dynamic design aesthetic, an extraordinary service model and an extensive entertainment programme.
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Hotel Side is situated in the city centre of Hamburg, very close to the shopping areas, the Alister lake and the Opera House.
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Most people have heard of the Padaung hill tribe from television documentaries, magazines and travel books as the giraffe women hill tribe of Thailand. In the border mountains between Burma (Myanmar) and Thailand live the Kayan, known also as Padaung people. The giraffe women as they are often called, wear heavy copper coils around their necks, which push their faces up and make their necks look long and 
elegant. The “secret” of the “giraffe” women is that the clavicle and the ribs descend 45 degrees down from their normal position. The maximum weight of a coil is of 5 kg. This ancient tradition has unknown roots. The coils may have made Kayan women unattractive to slave trade. They claim to be descendants of the ancient long-necked dragon and women traditionally wore coils as a protection from wild animals. The coils also became symbols of wealth and status and were worn as jewels.
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