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Where In The World Are You Going This Year?
from:It's almost vacation time. Do you know where you're going? If it's overseas, chances are it's in Europe. It was the top choice for nearly 13 million American vacationers last year and this year promises to be even hotter, say travel trackers, who have already seen significant increases in vacation, tour and cruise bookings to Europe.
Where are these Europe-loving travelers going? All over! Many vacationers are returning to their tried and true favorites like Paris, Venice, Florence and Milan, as well as Dublin, Athens, Zurich, Glasgow, Budapest and Istanbul. As repeat visitors, they are enriching their journeys with day trips and river cruises, soaking up picturesque villages, medieval castles and unspoiled countryside.
Then there are those travelers who want to explore the places they've never been before-especially countries in Eastern Europe like the Czech Republic, Hungary and the Baltic countries of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Not only are they rich in history and culture, they are remarkably light on the budget.
For travelers on top of the latest trends, Hollywood movies have inspired exciting new itineraries. The buzz around "The Da Vinci Code," for example, has sparked a number of city tours to locations in the book-the museums and historic churches, abbeys and chapels where the plot unfolds in Paris, London and Edinburgh. Cruise lines such as Regent Seven Seas, too, are featuring announced pre- and post-cruise Da Vinci Code packages.
"Pride and Prejudice" and "Match Point" were filmed in England, and tourist offices offer maps pinpointing their locales-and if traveling with children, you'll also want to explore the dramatic landscape of the Czech Republic captured in "The Chronicles of Narnia."
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Johnson cruises to 3rd win in NASCAR All-Star race - Denver Post
Johnson cruises to 3rd win in NASCAR All-Star race Denver Post CONCORD, NC—It's not often a race car driver intentionally cruises slowly at the back of the field. Jimmie Johnson did it for roughly 60 laps Saturday night, and it earned him a cool $1 million payday. Johnson used a calculated strategy—he drove hard ... |
Undefeated Russia cruises to gold at worlds - Sportsnet.ca
![]() Sportsnet.ca | Undefeated Russia cruises to gold at worlds Sportsnet.ca Russia steamrolled its way to the gold Sunday with an impressive 6-2 victory over Slovakia, completing a perfect run through a tournament. (Photo: AP/Markku Ulander) HELSINKI, Finland -- A golden performance at the IIHF World Hockey Championship has ... Unbeatable: Russia cruises to world championship gold with 6-2 win over Slovakia |
In cruising, it's all about the destination - Dailyrecord.com
In cruising, it's all about the destination Dailyrecord.com PHOTO COURTESY US VIRGIN ISLANDS DEPARTMENT OF T According to the latest consumer survey prepared by a travel industry trade group, Cruise Lines International Association, US travelers are not only increasingly aware of cruise vacations but strongly ... |
Oregon cruises into its third straight super regional with a 4-1 victory over ... - The Register-Guard
Oregon cruises into its third straight super regional with a 4-1 victory over ... The Register-Guard By Chris Hansen Oregon's Kaylan Howard (3) is welcomed home after her two-run homer capped a four-run fifth inning Saturday for the Ducks. The celebration was just a bunch of high fives, some hugs, then a team meeting in right field. |
Europe's Extreme Diversity: Cruising Canals, Rivers & Blue Water, Three ... - USA TODAY (blog)
![]() NEWS.com.au | Europe's Extreme Diversity: Cruising Canals, Rivers & Blue Water, Three ... USA TODAY (blog) In a span of 21 days, I experienced three widely divergent cruises, all within a relatively compact region of Europe. The cruises took me on a river, a canal and on a journey in the Mediterranean Sea. I stepped ashore in Germany, Switzerland, France, ... Best cruise deals of the week Tide rising on river cruising holidays Bay city's on a roll |
Refloat of Italy's Concordia wreck to be biggest ever - Reuters
![]() Financial Times | Refloat of Italy's Concordia wreck to be biggest ever Reuters Estimated to cost at least $300 million, the work is expected to begin within a few days and last about a year, said the ship's operator Costa Cruises, owned by Carnival Corp & Plc. (CCL.N)(CCL.L) The 290-metre-long (951 feet) cruise liner capsized off ... Wrecked Costa Concordia to be raised from Italian sea bed Biggest Wreckage Removal to Begin for Costa Concordia Alarm delay 'critical' says Concordia probe |
Davis cruises to victory - Salt Lake Tribune
Davis cruises to victory Salt Lake Tribune By Tony JOnes Provo • With no track to practice on for the past month, myriad injuries to runners to deal with, and inexperience in key spots, coach Corbin Talley worried about his Davis High track team and whether the Darts would be able to pull off a ... |
Paffett cruises to home DTM win at Brands Hatch - Racer
![]() autosport.com | Paffett cruises to home DTM win at Brands Hatch Racer Gary Paffett continued his near-perfect start to the DTM season with a commanding victory in front of his home crowd at Britain's Brands Hatch circuit. From pole position, the HWA Mercedes driver steadily built his lead up to almost three seconds over ... Paffett cruises to home DTM win Gary Paffett cruises to home DTM win for Mercedes at Brands Hatch |
Johnson cruises to 3rd win in NASCAR All-Star race - Lebanon Daily News
Johnson cruises to 3rd win in NASCAR All-Star race Lebanon Daily News By JENNA FRYER AP Auto Racing Writer Kyle Busch, right, and Jimmie Johnson, left, battle during the NASCAR Sprint All-Star auto race in Concord, NC, Saturday, May 19, 2012. CONCORD, NC—Jimmie Johnson used a calculated strategy Saturday night to win ... |
Phoenix's Cochrane cruises to state title - Mail Tribune
Phoenix's Cochrane cruises to state title Mail Tribune By Staff reports Phoenix senior tennis player Wil Cochrane made good on his second chance, and he made history in the process. Last year's Class 4A/3A/2A/1A state runner-up defeated Catlin Gabel senior Andrew Salvador 6-2, 6-3 in the championship match ... |





