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How
to get to Belize via Cancun by Cecelia Menzies
Are you frustrated with
the obscene prices on flights to Belize. The solution is to get deals to
Cancun. From Cancun there are first class buses that travel to Chetumal.
Another option is to get a Charter from Cancun to Belize.... |
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Spectacular
Belize Scuba Diving Southern Belize Diving by Suwat Munpan
Belize scuba diving offers
seemingly endless ache to explore. With the Belize Barrier Reef extending
from the Yucatan Peninsula preceding the southern border of the country,
the diversity and beauty of Belize dive trips are second-to-none... |
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| Central
America - Costa Rica |
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A
Guide To Costa Rica by James Burrows
The Central America's Jewel,
Costa Rica is a beautiful country of Central America. Officially known
as the Republic of Costa Rica, the country is bordered by Nicaragua to
the north, Panama to the south-southeast, the Pacific Ocean to the west
and south, and the Caribbean Sea to the east.... |
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Costa
Rica Surfing - Riding High! by Todd Sarouhan
The surfing in Costa Rica
is topnotch with a wide variety of breaks and swells to ride. And with
year round consistent surf, this Central American country is considered
by many as one of the top surfing destinations in the world.... |
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Costa
Rica: A Magical Heaven by Gelfey Sterling
Costa Rica is one of the
most beautiful countries in the world where nature reveals itself in its
entire splendor. It is considered as one of the most bio-diversity regions
in the world. In fact, it covers only 0.03% of the surface of our planet
but this majestic land has approximately 6% of the world’s biodiversity... |
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Sunning
and Surfing on Costa Rica beaches by Roger Dalton
Costa Rica is a small country
but includes more than 700 miles of coastline on the Pacific side and around
130 miles on the Caribbean side. The weather is hot and humid in coastal
areas all year long... |
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| Central
America - El Salvador |
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El
Salvador, Part 1: The Trip by Alex
Out of the way, with nothing
extraordinary for the camera, and with a marred reputation, El Salvador
remains one of the least travelled Latin American destinations. A perfect
place to go off the beaten track?... |
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El
Salvador,
Part 2: The Thoughts by Alex
othing changes a country
like a war. That which is history books for many nations, is a yesterday’s
memory for this one. I realised that all of the things that struck me as
unusual about El Salvador have to do with those 12 years... |
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| Central
America - Guatemala |
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Learning
Spanish in Xela, Guatemala by Alex
Learning Spanish in Guatemala
is popular and some places are well-known for it. But if you want to remain
fairly off-the-trail, Xela is the place to go. A large chunk of Guatemala’s
tourism revenue comes from teaching Spanish to travellers. It’s not like
it’s the only Spanish-speaking country on the continent, but a number of
factors make it a number one choice... |
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| Central
America - Nicaragua |
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The
Rocky Road To Success (Opening a hotel in Nicaragua) by Hotel
El Club Nicaragua
Ever daydream of throwing
off the nine-to-five rat race yolk, finding an exotic, sunny climate and
opening a hotel, bar and restaurant where the palm trees sway and the snow
never falls? Listen to the story of someone who did... |
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| Central
America - Panama |
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I
Recklessly Rate Panama's Tourism Destinations by Casey
Halloran
To set the record straight,
there really aren’t any full-blown tourism destinations in Panama…yet.
But there are a some places worth seeing and others that claim to be. Panama
is just starting to figure out what it takes to be a tourism destination
and so many of these towns are similarly struggling to find their identity
and how to properly introduce themselves to foreign visitors.... |
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