March 2005
Iceland: Adventure Land
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Mar 1, 2005Luxembourg: Drive To Discover
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Mar 1, 2005Kaikoura: Paradise Found
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Mar 1, 2005Hanoi: Both Sides Now
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Mar 1, 2005Bristol: Boomtown
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Mar 1, 2005Montreal: Best Of Both Worlds
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Mar 1, 2005Portland: Coming Up Roses
Consistently ranked as one of the most livable cities in the country, Portland, Ore., is a progressive urban center nestled among some of the country’s most pristine natural settings. No wonder Portland — nicknamed “Rose City” — attracts some of the nation’s best and brightest citizens.
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Gyeonggi Province, encircling Seoul, offers seamless travel with access to two major airports and a well-connected transportation system. It boasts top-notch MICE facilities, like KINTEX and Suwon Convention Center, along with a wide array of international-branded and resort-style hotels spread across its 31 cities and counties. Visitors can explore rich historical sites, including UNESCO World Cultural Heritage sites like the DMZ and Suwon Hwaseong Fortress.
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Mar 1, 2005Shanghai: Back To The Future
Shanghai is a city flying at full speed. Once called the “Paris of the East,” China’s most cosmopolitan urban center is far from French. Reminders of occupying European empires remain evident — barely — in the colonial riverfront grandeur of the Bund. But the Shanghai of today is more spaceport than Seine, more Martian than Montmartre. Amid the glimmering skyscrapers, one need only squint slightly to imagine hovercraft rather than cars navigating the smog locals insist is “haze.”