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As per reports issued in the online publication of Current Biology, which is a publication of Cell Press, the future of the oceans stand endangered due to the loss of deep-sea species. As per a study, done globally the health of a deep sea in directly..
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A report in a Russian military journal claims that half the planes Russia lost in its war with Georgia last year were shot down by friendly fire.
The article, in the...
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Mr Rajji Rai
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Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI)
“Budget 2009 is a major disappointment for the whole of travel industry. Despite repeated requests...
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If kayaking is your favorite sport, what could be better then carrying it with you wherever you go, even when you are flying, so you are never without your gear....
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While vacationing in Pisa earlier this summer, a roommate of mine at the hostel I was staying in in Rome recommended at I spend a day in Cinque Terre.
Accessible by a...
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Filed under: News, Weird, Health If you’ve ever participated in the tourist tradition of bending over backward and making out with the Blarney Stone in Ireland,...
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The emergency brake was pushed down on a Washington Metrorail train that smashed into a second subway train, killing nine people, federal safety officials said.
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During the student uprisings of May 1968, the Franco-German, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, was known as Danny the Red, but now he is Danny the Green, and he has directed and...
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For a majority of summers we were deprived of Bollywood blockbusters in theatres. Thankfully the prayer of you movie enthusiasts has been heard in more ways than one....
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Many people have motion sickness and do not enjoy traveling as they must take medication that makes them drowsy. The new Motion Sickness Relief Wrist Band is certified...
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Today is the last day for residents of one of the last surviving ancient cities in China to claim a bonus for agreeing to move out to make way for the wrecking...
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Marriage must be re-established as the “gold standard” for relationships to halt an “epidemic” of family breakdown which is overwhelming the...
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Traveling has become one of the most popular and coolest hobbies today. Because of this – or maybe the reason for this (is) – travel costs have gone down...
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Lately, we have found that Canada is increasing its tourist ads in travel magazines and on TV. Might it be because the number of tourists has decreased? Rightly so....
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On the one hand it’s the ultimate in “de-development.” But on the other it’s a testament to Gazan ingenuity which has somehow been undimmed by...
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Affordable places to visit in Ontario Canada without breaking your budget.
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Lucozade Energy is looking for a creative journalist to take three months out this summer on an all expenses paid world trip.
The lucky candidate will follow a group of...
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Last week (23 May, Saturday), I traveled through the Beach (I like to say it beach rather than bank) of Koshi River, which was flooded last year in rainy season. More...
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Filed under: News Just as prices for international travel hit amazing new lows, it seems Qantas is eager to find a way to claw a few dollars back. Seems they want to...
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Gautama Buddha or Siddhartha Gautam was the founder of Buddhism. This spiritual leader is regarded in high regard among followers of Buddhism as he left all worldly...
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Today is the 2553rd Buddha Jayanti–the birth Anniversary of Lord Gautam Buddha which is being celebrated across the nation on Saturday.
Buddhists around the...
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Argentina’s caves could spell doom in near future due the heavy mining and overload of tourists, archeologists say.
Activities in the area are causing a great...
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Abyssmal hankering for economy is leading fishermen to rake giant nets across the ocean floor to maximize their catch. But, in the process, they are destroying unique...
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Nigeria is working aggressively to their tourist attractions to the North Americans, Caribbean and other international communities.The following event is in aid of the...
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The world’s biodiversity agency has listed polar bear and hippopotamus as species threatened for the first time. The Red List of Threatened Species includes the...
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We all know that pollinators like birds and bees play a vital role in maintaining the world’s most diverse ecosystems - plants. Many of us also know that these...
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