In LOVE with the circus

In LOVE with the circus
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Cirque du Soleil are the undisputed leaders of ‘wow’ entertainment, with legions of fans around the world. This year, the
company has six touring shows: Dralion, Quidam, Alegria, Saltimbanco, Corteo and, in Australia and New Zealand for the
next nine months, Varekai. It also has seven permanent shows in theatres around the world, as well as one arena show,
Delirium.
The newest of the theatre shows is The Beatles LOVE, which opened in June at the Mirage in Las Vegas. It joins three other
Cirque du Soleil shows in Vegas: O at the Bellagio, Mystère at Treasure Island and Zumanity at New York New York. LOVE
was created by Sir George Martin, original producer of The Beatles, using master tapes of the mop tops from the Abbey Road
Studios. The result is a magical experience that will bring joy – and a love of The Beatles – to a new generation.
Varekai has had a Sydney season and will also play in Brisbane (9 November-3 December), Auckland (5-21 January 2007),
Canberra (15-25 March 2007), Melbourne (19 April-6 May), Adelaide (5-22 July) and Perth (17 August-2 September).
Visit www.cirquedusoleil.com
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Jindabyne – more than a movie title
You’ve seen the movie – now experience the region that inspired it. Jindabyne, the highly acclaimed
Australian movie, has put this lakeside town on centre stage, highlighting its outstanding physical beauty
and diversity of activities.
The movie, which stars Laura Linney, Gabriel Byrne and Deborra-lee Furness, tells the story of Stewart
Kane, an Irishman living in the town, who discovers the body of a murdered girl in the river during a fishing
trip. It was shot at several locations in the Snowy Mountains, including Yarrangobilly Caves, Jindabyne,
Adaminaby, Thredbo, Dalgety, Berridale and Cooma.
Director Ray Lawrence is a long-time fan of the Snowy Mountains region, a frequent visitor on fly-fishing trips. He says the location inspired
the film, the script based around the river and lake. “It was the desire to embrace the landscape,” he says. “The challenge for me was the
beauty – there’s so much of it, and there are so many meanings in this landscape that I was always tense about whether I could capture it.”
It seems he captured it very well – with the film inspiring many new visitors to the area.
Visit www.snowymountains.com.au
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Roughing it by reindeer
So you think you have been ‘been there, done that’? Well, here
is something you can’t do every day: join an expedition across
Swedish Lapland to Norway on a reindeer sled. The expedition
follows large herds of reindeer from Kiruna in Sweden, across
150 kilometres of birch forests, frozen lakes and spectacular
snow-covered country to greener pastures in Norway.
You will travel by sled pulled by a reindeer, the mode of
transport for the Sami people for hundreds of years. And if
you’re a bit rusty when it comes to driving a reindeer sled, a
Sami guide will show you how to do it. When you reach the
summer pastures in Norway, the reindeer herd will be set free
and you’ll be flown back to Kiruna by helicopter for a night at
the fabulous Winter Palace Hotel.
The seven-day expedition is fully inclusive, with
accommodation in cabins and tents, and a winter sleeping
bag and warm clothing supplied.
Phone (02) 9020 5800, visit www.myplanetaustralia.com
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Live the Feltrinelli fairytale
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Tucked away on the shores of Lake Garda near Gargnano in Italy, the Villa Feltrinelli seems more like
something from a fairytale than an ordinary hotel. The Grand Hotel a Villa Feltrinelli is an über-luxurious
property which aims at setting a benchmark for refined elegance. Guests can stay in one of 13 immaculate
and stunningly beautiful guest rooms in the main house, or in one of four guesthouses.
The property was built as a 20-room mansion in 1892, and was lovingly transformed by Robert H. Burns, the
founder of Regent International Hotels. It boasts painted ceilings, priceless frescoes, an imposing marble
staircase with gilded mirrors, stained-glass windows and valuable artefacts. Guests enjoy butler service, a
heated lap pool, croquet green and fine dining. They can also cruise around Lake Garda on the property’s
cruiser, La Contessa.
With Verona just an hour away and Venice and Milan a two-hour drive, you could easily spend a week
enjoying the luxury of this delightful property. Grand Hotel a Villa Feltrinelli is open from April to October.
Phone + (390) 365 798000, visit www.villafeltrinelli.com
Uluru sunset time
Discovery Ecotours Australia, the natural and cultural tour specialist of the Northern Territory and Queensland, has
added an exciting new tour to its existing Ayers Rock Touring program. The ‘Sunset Tour’ now stops away from the
crowds at a secluded viewing area, so guests can enjoy watching the sun go down over Uluru, accompanied by
sparkling wine and nibbles. The tour costs $40 per adult and $30 per child, or can be combined with the very popular
‘Kata Tjuta Encounter’, a three-hour afternoon tour to the Olgas.
Phone 1800 803 174, visit www.ecotours.com.au
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Spring across to NZ
Just a short hop over the Tasman, it is so easy to enjoy a short break in New Zealand, and spring is the best
time of year to go. Sure, winter is great for skiers, but in spring, New Zealand is in bloom – in more ways than
one. Airfares are a bit cheaper, hotel rooms are easier to come by, and, with nine regions covering just about
all of Mother Nature’s finest work, you can find something that suits you.
For a weekend of wickedly good food, stay at the Langham in Auckland and dine at Partington’s in the hotel,
and Bracu, which is about 40 minutes’ drive away in the Bombay Hills. These restaurants are so good, they
are worth the flight all by themselves.
For a weekend on the wild side, head down to Dunedin in the Coastal Otago and Southland region. Visit the
world’s only mainland albatross colony at Taiaroa Head, then pop around the corner and see the Yellow Eyed
Penguin Reserve. Better still, take to the water with Monarch Wildlife Cruises and see the albatross, penguins
and seals on a one-hour cruise.
History buffs will enjoy a tour of Olveston House, built in 1906 and still exactly as the family left it, or they can
head out to Dunedin’s best-known attraction – Larnach Castle. This beauty is New Zealand’s only castle and
has a tragic and scandalous history, as well as magnificent architecture and beautiful grounds. You might
even meet a ghost or two. For history with a twist, visit Speight’s Brewery. Even if you don’t like beer, this tour
is well worth doing and you’ll learn a number of things about beer you didn’t know. For instance, did you know
that Captain Cook was the first brewer in New Zealand?
The best place to stay in Dunedin is Corstorphine House, a splendid property built in 1863 and lovingly
restored by Irina and Nico Francken. The rooms are individually furnished and, once again, the food is
incredible, whether you’re having eggs provided on site by the very well-fed chickens or dinner in the
Conservatory. You will join a star-studded guest list, including Prince Charles and Gwyneth Paltrow.
To really enjoy your weekend, be driven around the region in a Jaguar with Classic Jaguar Limousines –
you’ll feel a bit like Prince Charles yourself. Your driver will treat you like royalty and will tell you everything
you want to know about this part of the world.
Visit www.newzealand.com, www.dunedinnz.com, www.corstorphine.co.nz and www.speights.co.nz
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A fine time in Fiji
The Fiji Beach Resort & Spa by Hilton has just opened on the Denarau Peninsula
on the west coast of Fiji’s main island. It boasts 1.5 kilometres of beach and has
uninterrupted beachfront and ocean views.
The property focuses on unashamed pampering, from your own chauffeur-driven
BMW to a personal chef on demand. There are five swimming pools and an opulent
spa. The resort also offers a wide range of watersports and lies adjacent to Denarau Golf and Racquet Club.
Studios and one-, two- and three-bedroom units have sleek European kitchens and outdoor living spaces
with plunge pool. Walnut timber, wicker, leather and bronze décor embrace the sea view, and guests can
step straight out on to the beach. The resort also has a gym and kids’ club, ensuring all your boxes are
ticked.
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Packages that include accommodation per room, full breakfasts, airport transfers and free kids’ club range
from $412 to $558 per night.
Phone +679 675 1205, visit ww.fijibeachresortbyhilton.com
Get active – and comfortable
Intrepid Travel will inspire you to get off the couch and out into the big wide
world with its new Intrepid Active Trips. Designed for the everyday traveller,
Intrepid Active Trips are thrilling adventures, where cycling, kayaking and
walking are merged with the attractions and sights of the region you’re
visiting. Take your pick of cycling across Vietnam, trekking through
breathtaking mountain scenery on the way to Everest Base Camp, hiking the
Amalfi Coast in Italy or mountain biking in Alaska’s Kachemuk Bay State Park
– just some of the many options available.
Intrepid has also launched a new set of trips called Intrepid Comfort, which
offer the company’s usual exciting experiences with a little added indulgence.
These range from sailing down the Nile and safaris in Africa to staying in a
hill-tribe village in Vietnam.
Phone 1300 360 887, visit www.intrepidtravel.com
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Top End luxury for top end travellers
They do it so well in Africa – and it was only a matter of time before Australia caught on. Bamurru
Plains is an exclusive bush camp built in the style of an African safari lodge, bringing a touch of luxury
to the Northern Territory’s beautiful Top End.
Located on Swim Creek Station, 10 kilometres from Kakadu National Park, the main attraction at
Bamurru Plains is the abundant bird- and wildlife, which wanders right outside the door of the luxury safari suites.
There are currently three suites available, with another six opening in February 2007. Each is air-conditioned, with bifold doors
opening to a large screened balcony. The ensuite bathroom wraps around one side, with private views to die for.
Following the ‘luxury in the bush’ theme, the twin king single beds are fitted with high-quality linen, and the bathroom stocked with
native soaps and ecologically sound shampoos. In keeping with the remote location, there are no TVs, CDs, telephones or mini-bars.
However, there is a fabulous wet-edge swimming pool as well as a central lodge building with a sitting area, self-service fully inclusive
bar and a dining area with endless views across the floodplain. There is access to Kakadu and Arnhem Land for day tours – if you
can drag yourself away from camp.
The main season of operation is April to September; however, there is great appeal in visiting during the wet season, when the
floodplains are teeming with life.
Phone 1300 790 561, visit www.bamurruplains.com
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Let your kids go wild
Many a child has dreamed of having an exciting adventure in a distant land, where locals wear exotic dress and wild animals
roam free. Thanks to Maniago Safaris, one of Africa’s leading travel-management companies, that dream can be turned into
reality with the creation of kid-friendly safaris that enable the whole family to fully enjoy the adventure of a lifetime.
Kenya-based Maniago has developed activities and specialised trips designed specifically to appeal to the younger crowd.
One such excursion is to Stanley’s Camp, an expanse of untamed bush in Botswana where you can get up close and
personal with elephants.
In Masai Mara game reserve in Kenya, kids can meet the fabled Masai warriors, watch hippos wallowing in the river and
stay in a tent. And at Giraffe Manor outside Nairobi, kids can feed and even share their breakfast table with giraffes and
learn about wildlife in the educational centre.
Maniago also organises children’s activities through Heritage Hotels, known for their Adventurer’s Club. The club, open to
kids aged four to 12, has a whole host of traditional cultural and sporting events. Kids love the bush treasure hunts, animal
tracking – and even making a Masai home out of mud, sticks and cow dung.
Visit www.maniagosafaris.com
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A Parisian Christmas
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Christmas in Paris is a magical experience, with the shops beautifully decorated, the Eiffel Tower
illuminated and the Champs Elysées aglow with festive cheer.
Trafalgar’s eight-day ‘Christmas in Paris’ tour combines local guided sightseeing with plenty of free time to
explore the city and enjoy the festive atmosphere. The tour includes visits to the Palace of Versailles and
the Fragonard perfumery, and a cruise along the Seine. It’s a good opportunity to make the most of the
city’s famous museums, which are far less crowded at this time of year than in the high season.
The ‘Christmas in Paris’ tour has departures from 19 November to 24 December.
Visit www.trafalgar.com or see your local travel agent.
Going to Hell in style
If you want to really get away from it all while in Britain, then go to hell – Hell Bay, that is, in the Scilly Isles off the coast of
Cornwall. The hotel is just a stroll from white-sand beaches, with seals and puffins your only neighbours. Guests dine on fresh
fish, crab and lobster caught locally. The hotel has a heated outdoor pool, sauna and spa and gymnasium, and you can scuba
dive, sail or head off on fishing trips around the island.
The 23 suites all have stunning views towards the Atlantic and Bishop’s Rock lighthouse and are decorated in a sophisticated
but relaxed New England style. You might be far from the madding crowd, but rooms also have satellite TV and internet access.
The Scilly Isles lie west of Land’s End and have a history going back a thousand years. The hotel is named after nearby Hell
Bay, long notorious for shipwrecks.
Prices range from £120 (about $300) to £250 (about $625) per person per night twin share, including transfers, breakfast and
three-course dinner.
Phone +44 1720 422947, visit www.hellbay.co.uk
A hop, skip and jump around Sri Lanka
Wildlife Safari has just introduced a wonderful new holiday, the Sri Lanka Hopper, which combines the unique
experiences and sights of Sri Lanka with exclusive hotels. The 10-day tour includes the cultural triangle of
ancient cities (Anuradhupura, Polonnaruwa and Dambula), scenic colonial tea estates in the high country and
the historic fortress town of Galle on the coast.
An amphibian aircraft makes the trip even more special, using inland lakes as landing strips; there is also a
private car with an experienced guide/driver. Plenty of time to stop, shop and relax is included in the itinerary,
which can also be custom designed on request.
The Sri Lanka Hopper costs $4,490 per person twin share and includes nine nights’ accommodation with
breakfast, domestic flights, entrance fees, private vehicle and some meals.
Phone 1800 998 558, visit www.wildlifesafari.com.au
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Aussie skiers invade Colorado
The 26 ski areas of Colorado in the US soared to a new record this past season, hosting
more skiers than ever before. And Australians came in number two in the overseas-visitor
rankings, with a staggering 35 per cent increase in the number of Australians heading to the
Colorado snow. In all, some 156,000 Australians enjoyed all the fun of Colorado ski resorts
last season.
It isn’t surprising that Aussies are heading to famous resorts such as Aspen, Steamboat
Springs, Telluride, Copper Mountain and Vail. With a strong Australian dollar and good
packages offered through United Airlines and other carriers, the US is becoming better
value than it has been for decades.
Visit www.coloradoski.com
River of Dreams
If you want to sail away from the tourist crowds, then maybe the
Manohra Dream, a 20-metre rice barge offering exclusive
overnight charters, is just the thing for you. The Dream departs
from the riverfront in Bangkok and cruises the Chao Phraya River.
A two-night itinerary will take you to ancient Ayutthaya and its many
temples, or you can create your own adventure.
The century-old solid teak boat has been lovingly restored and lavishly converted, with two
elegant staterooms for no more than two couples. Custom-designed furniture, silks and
carefully chosen artefacts give the barge the look of a traditional Thai dwelling. The upper
deck has a lounge area, while two dining tables ensure guests’ privacy, with the option for
both parties to share meals should they wish.
Phone +66 2 477 0770, visit www.manohracruises.com
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Hang Ten in New Caledonia
World Surfaris, Australia’s leading surf-holiday provider, has just added two new surf camps to its regular
catamaran charters in New Caledonia. Lying just two hours off the coast of Queensland, New Caledonia is
gaining a reputation for its great breaks for intermediate and advanced surfers.
Both new camps combine first-class surfing action with great food and the option for other activities on the
island. Ouano Camp is operated by a reigning local surf champion and comprises five thatched cabins;
guests can also snorkel, windsurf, kite surf or go canyoning and bushwalking. Further north, Nekweta is run
by a former surf champion and has three offshore reef breaks, including an incredible left-hander.
Accommodation is in a dormitory in a large stone bungalow, or adjacent twin cabin.
Seven-night surf camps cost from $1,670 per person twin share, including ground transfers, meals, guide and
powerboat trips to main surf breaks.
Phone 1800 611 163, visit www.worldsurfaris.com
For information on New Caledonia, phone 1800 673 745, visit www.visitnewcaledonia.com.au
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Freewheeling in Hobart
Getting active is the recurrent health message of late, and if
you want to enjoy some fine exercise while in Tasmania, then
Island Cycle Tours might be just what the doctor ordered.
Their Mount Wellington Descent & Kayak Tour starts at the
summit of Mount Wellington above Hobart, where the views
are spectacular. The 21-kilometre ride back to sea level isn’t
as demanding as it sounds: it’s downhill all the way.
Once down, jump in a kayak and hit the water for a two-hour
paddle around Battery Point as far as Wrest Point Tower to
see Hobart from a very different perspective. With twice-daily
departures, either in the early morning or afternoon, the tour
concludes with a well-earned fish-and-chip lunch or dinner.
The tour runs from September to June. It costs $110 per adult,
$95 for concessions and children aged eight to 15, and
includes bicycle and riding gear, kayak and safety equipment,
a snack and a fish-and-chip meal.
Phone the Tasmania Travel Centre on 1300 780 867, visit
www.tastravel.com.au
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If you want to enjoy the best of skiing in the US,
then a gold medal has to go to Alisa Camplin’s
Ski Tours for three great packages. One heads
to Steamboat Springs in Colorado, known for its
champagne powder and varied terrain for skiers
of all levels. Two others allow you to enjoy the
best of legendary Aspen.
These all-inclusive luxury tours feature
accommodation in five-star hotels or
condominiums, wining and dining at top
restaurants, ski passes, six or seven mornings of
ski instruction, a sleigh ride, snowshoeing or
snow tubing and much more. Guests also have
the chance to swap stories with Olympic gold
and bronze medallist, and Dancing on Ice judge,
Alisa Camplin.
The Aspen Women’s Tour is a fine mix of skiing
and pampering just for the ladies, and also
includes massages and beauty treatments at the
Aspen Club & Spa, and wonderful culinary
experience at the Aspen Cooking School.
Phone Mogul Ski World on 1800 335 724, visit
www.mogulski.com.au or
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Insight into Canada
Insight Vacations has just launched its new 2007 Canada and America brochure, with 12 premium escorted vacations visiting western
Canada, the Rockies and Alaska, Canada’s east and capital cities, and the east and west coasts of the US and its national parks.
New to the range is the 13-day ‘Majestic Canadian West’ tour, which spends seven nights in the Rockies. This glorious trip includes a
cruise on Lake Waterton and a scenic rail journey on board the Rocky Mountaineer, where an observation carriage allows you to relax
and enjoy panoramic views of the magnificent landscape.
Also new is the 14-day ‘Canadian Maritimes and New England Cruise’ which includes a spectacular journey on board a five-star ship
along the beautiful eastern coastline.
The ‘Majestic Canadian West’ tour is priced from $6,190 and the ‘Canadian Maritimes’ tour from $3,099 per person twin share (land
only). There is a 10 per cent early-payment discount and other offers.
Visit www.insightvacations.com or see your local travel agent.
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that will truly move you.
– $79 offer –
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Pay from $79 more than the Gold
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Adelaide and Darwin to enjoy a
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spectacular ‘Green Season’.
• 3 nights accommodation in Darwin
• National park or wildlife tour
• City tour, plus much more
Call 1300 13 21 47, visit trainways.com.au or see your licensed travel agent.
*Concession fare per person twin share Gold Kangaroo Service ex Adelaide/Darwin. To receive concessional travel fares, Great Southern Railway is required to confirm your eligibility for the concession electronically with Centrelink. If you do not want this to
happen you will need to contact Centrelink to obtain a Pension Concession Letter as proof of your eligibility for the concession and provide this directly to Great Southern Railway before the concession can be given. All fares include a Fuel Price Surcharge.
Prices are subject to change without notice. Airfares not included in package price. Ask about our supersaver airfares available. Packages available for bookings made 1 September 2006 to 28 February 2007. For travel from 1 November 2006 to 31 March
2007 and completed by 31 March 2007. Fares valid to 28 February 2007. For Green Season packages only, not to be used with any other offer. Conditions apply. Travel Agent Licence No. TTA 164 190. GSR3175/VT/einstein
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Handy Contacts
Irish Tourist Board: www.ireland.travel.ie
Italian State Tourism Board: www.enit.it
Jamaica Tourist Board: www.visitjamaica.com
Japan National Tourist Organization: www.jnto.go.jp
Jordan Tourism Board: www.see-jordan.com
Kenya Tourism: www.tourismkenya.com
Korea National Tourism Organization: www.tour2korea.com
Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority:
www.visitlasvegas.com.au
Macau Government Tourist Office:
www.macautourism.gov.mo
Tourism Malaysia: www.tourism.gov.my
Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority: www.mauritius.net
Mexico Tourism: www.mexicotourism.com
Morocco Tourism: www.tourism-in-morocco.com
New Caledonia Tourism: www.visitnewcaledonia.com
New Zealand Tourism Board: www.newzealand.com
Oman Tourism: www.omantourism.gov.om
Papua New Guinea Tourism: www.pngtourism.org.pg
Philippines Department of Tourism: www.tourism.gov.ph
Polish National Tourist Office: www.polandtour.org
Portugal Tourism: www.portugal.org/tourism
Russia Tourism: www.russia-tourism.ru
Samoa Tourism Authority: www.visitsamoa.ws
San Francisco CVB: www.sfvisitor.org
Singapore Tourism Board: www.visitsingapore.com
South African Tourism Board: www.southafrica.net
Spanish Tourism Board: www.spain.info
Tahiti Tourism: www.tahitinow.com.au
Taiwan Tourism Office: www.taiwan.net.tw
Tourism Authority of Thailand: www.tourismthailand.org
Turkish Information Office: www.turism.turkemb.se
Vanuatu National Tourist Office: www.vanuatutourism.com
Vietnam Tourism: www.vietnamtourism.com
Wyoming Tourism: www.wyomingtourism.org
Alaska Division of Tourism: www.alaskatia.org
Alsace Tourism: www.tourisme-alsace.com
Argentina Tourism: www.turismo.gov.ar
Austrian National Tourist Office: www.austria.info/au
Bahrain Tourism: www.bahraintourism.com
Bhutan Tourism: www.kingdomofbhutan.com
Bolivia Tourism: www.bolivia-tourism.com
Botswana Tourism: www.botswana-tourism.gov.bw
Brazil Tourism: www.braziltourism.org
Visit Britain: www.visitbritain.com/au
Bulgaria Tourism: www.bulgariatravel.org
California Tourism: www.visitcalifornia.com
Canadian Tourism Commission: www.travelcanada.ca
Caribbean Tourism Organization: www.caribbean.com
Chile Tourism: www.visit-chile.org
China National Tourist Office: www.cnto.org.au
Cook Islands Tourism Corp: www.cook-islands.com
Costa Rica Tourism: www.visitcostarica.com
Croatia Tourism: www.croatia.hr
Cuba Tourism: www.cubatravel.cu
Denmark Tourism: www.visitdenmark.com
Dubai Tourism & Commerce Marketing:
www.dubaitourism.ae
Egypt Tourism: www.egypttourism.org
Fiji Visitors Bureau: www.bulafiji.com
Finnish Tourist Board: www.finland-tourism.com
French Tourist Bureau: www.franceguide.com
German National Tourist Office: www.germany-tourism.de
Greek National Tourist Organization: www.gnto.gr
Greenland Tourism: www.greenland.com
Hawaii Tourism Office: www.hawaiitourism.com.au
Hong Kong Tourism Board: www.discoverhongkong.com
Hungary Tourism Office: www.hungary.com
Iceland Tourist Board: www.icetourist.is
India Tourist Office: www.tourismofindia.com
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