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» Skiing Arizona: Phoenix's ski resorts
By Andrew Regan | Published 08/19/2008 | Arizona , Phoenix | Unrated
In a desert state and a city where the temperature reaches 38C on an average of 89 days during the year it may come as a surprise that you can ski on real snow, on real mountains, just a few hours from the city of Phoenix, Arizona.
» Take a fabulous winter break in New York
By Andrew Regan | Published 08/18/2008 | New York | Unrated
New York offers much to see in winter as the city gets out its brightly coloured and decorated Christmas trees, opens the Rockefeller ice rink, promises fabulous shopping and the prospect of lots of snow. But, as well as these great attractions visitors are also just a stone’s throw - in North American terms - from some fantastic winter sports resorts.
» Tourists enjoy the culture and history of New York City
By Andrew Regan | Published 07/31/2008 | New York City | Unrated
Tourism is a huge industry in New York City, with approximately 44 million domestic and international tourists enjoying a trip to the city every year, to enjoy spectacular architecture and a whole host of historical attractions
» For year-round sunshine, head to Florida
By Andrew Regan | Published 07/24/2008 | Florida | Unrated
There is no doubting the health benefits that an extended period of time in the sun has. Now, that doesn’t have to mean lying on a beach all day reading and getting sun-burnt, which would probably be many people’s idea of a holiday from hell.
» New Hampshire - New England's Own Winter Wonderland
By Andrew Regan | Published 07/3/2008 | New Hampshire | Unrated
Known as "The Granite State" both on account of its geology and history of self-sufficiency, New Hampshire is a fantastic holiday location all year round. Historically a state which has based its economy around textiles and other manufacturing, the last 50 years have seen a significant shift towards tourism, offering visitors all the quintessential New England pleasures, such as historical sights, museums and nature centres, and with winter just around the corner, New Hampshire offers some of the best ski resorts the US.
» Portsmouth's Living Museums
By Andrew Regan | Published 05/27/2008 | Portsmouth | Unrated
Found at the mouth of the Piscataqua River in New Hampshire, the historic town of Portsmouth - only one hour drive north from Boston, Massachusetts - has a long naval tradition and boasts a long and proud past.
» Thunder Rock, Tennessee: A Place Where Natural Treasures Abound
By Andrew Regan | Published 05/6/2008 | Tennessee | Unrated
The Cherokee National Forest in southern Tennessee is home to a number of fantastic campgrounds for the outdoor enthusiast to enjoy. Thunder Rock, one such campground which runs adjacent to the Ocoee River, is among the most popular destinations for hikers and campers alike. And it's not hard to see why; with a vast array of recreational opportunities and an abundance of natural beauty to offer, what's to keep you away?
» Charlotte North Carolina – A Great Place to Stay
By Andrew Regan | Published 04/27/2008 | Charlotte | Unrated
Since British and Germans settlers came to the area in the 1700’s, Charlotte in North Carolina has been a hive of activity. Following on from the pioneers’ discovery of Gold, Charlotte has maintained its financial heritage, being the second largest banking center in the world after New York and containing the headquarters to the Bank of America amongst others.
» Going to Goa - Winter Sun Holiday
By Andrew Regan | Published 03/2/2008 | Ecotourism | Unrated
With palm fringed beaches, turquoise seas and delightful, friendly locals, Goa is one of India's most irresistible destinations. Goa was known for being part of the hippy trail during the 60s and 70s, but long before hippies started travelling overland to Goa, the locale had attracted foreign visitors in droves. Ever since the Portuguese established a spice route colony there in the 1500s, Goa's deserted beaches, lush green jungles, dramatic cliff-sides, and low prices have been an irresistible lure.
» Bangkok - Angels and Canals
By Andrew Regan | Published 02/27/2008 | Ecotourism | Unrated
Bangkok is certainly a modern city with many skyscrapers and extensive shopping malls, but some descriptions of it as a concrete jungle are a trifle harsh. It is definitely the country's most built-up city but there are a few oases of green within the city boundaries, and just a short ride outside the Thai capital is a whole world of eastern promise just waiting to be discovered.
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