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 My girlfreind and i are thinking of visiting barcelona in march, are there any must do's and don't's
WE ARE THINKING OF STAYING AT THE BREMON IN THE CARDONA AREA, CHEERS...


 What do you think of Spain?
Thank you and greetings....


 What are the best things to do on a long plane journey?
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 What is the currency for spain?
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 What do you think about spain?
Hi! I'm a spanish girl, from Palma de Mallorca, I'm 15 and i care about what the people think of us. Actually I love England, I speak mightly english (or I try to) and I'm sure when I&#...


 Where's the best place to live in Spain?
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 I've never been to Spain. Where should I go for a 1 week holiday?
I'm NOT interested in the islands or places where I'm going to find hoards of English....


 Im in spain and my passport has run out?
Ive been in spain for the past year but my passport has run out.. i need to return to the uk asap how do i go about getting back? is there such thing as an emergency visa? if so how do i go about ...


 Is £1000 enought to move to spain?
hi im owen im 19 thinking of moving to spain ,to do a bit of bar or reastraunt work, were do i start, do i just go out and loook, the intrenet is rubbish, plz right back i just want move its ...


 Is smoking allowed in pubs in spain?
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New height of luxury

It also has Hill of Content – a name owners Fiona and Howard Cody had little hesitation bestowing on their luxury, boutique-style retreat.


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All in the translation

We make our way through the food hall, eyes agog at displays of delicate iced cakes and $80 rockmelons and as we walk up the centre aisle, every shop assistant bows to us, a Mexican wave of reverence given to the first customers of the day.


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Great Wall of China, Taj Mahal among 'new' world wonders

The others were the Coliseum in Rome, the centuries-old pink-coloured ruins of Petra in Jordan, the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro, the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru, and the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza in Mexico.




A private Swiss foundation l... Read More

Jetstar hit with more Boeing 787 Dreamliner delays

Jetstar, which plans to use the aircraft on routes to Europe and the US, was aware that deliveries would be delayed but was expecting to receive its first plane in the second quarter of next year, reports The Australian.


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A Captain Cook at aquatic playground

It was Captain James Cook who christened the islands after discovering them on what he thought was a Sunday during the Whit period of Easter, 1770.


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Boeing delays Dreamliner test flights

Boeing had initially planned to mount a first flight of the Dreamliner, seen as the future profit driver for the company, in late September.


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Australians support 'dream job' porn scandal applicant Russian Julia Yalovitsyna

AUSTRALIANS have thrown their support behind a Tourism Queensland "dream job" candidate who has become embroiled in a porn scandal.


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Pope visit kept Japanese tourists away

The Catholic church event, which featured a visit by Pope Benedict XVI, helped attract 531,600 overseas visitors to Australia over the month - the highest July figure ever recorded.


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Madonna's travel secrets

Whether she's taking a Kabbalah course, adopting a baby or simply removing her clan from the public eye, the international pop-star is regularly spotted in far-flung spots. If you aspire to jet-set like Madonna, you'll need a significant chunk of cash - or at the very least, a willing benefactor.... Read More

The insider's guide to after-dark Hong Kong

This former British colony's style-conscious residents certainly know how to let their hair down. Here are some of the best insider options for a night out on the town in bustling Honkers.


Look the part


Before heading out, nip into the Jasmine Room, just steps from Lan Kwai Fong... Read More

Virgin Blue shifts gear to Sydney

In a much-needed win for the Harbour City, it snatched the prize from Brisbane - where Virgin Blue has its headquarters - Melbourne and Canberra.


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Best seats

MOST COMFORTABLE SEATS
Dom Perignon, a la carte menus, caviar, comfortable beds, and your own set of pyjamas. Airlines don't spare the expense in international first class, but the privileged few pay for their luxury and privacy with return ticket prices sometimes topping $13,000. Emirates... Read More

Travel industry 'in crisis' as passenger numbers fall

Passenger demand fell by 5.6 per cent in January compared to the same month last year, a full percentage point worse than the decline recorded in December 2008, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said.


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UK airport passenger numbers plunge 10 per cent

BAA made pre-tax losses of 316.2 million pounds (357 million euros, $479 million) compared to a loss of 55.6 million pounds in the same period last year.


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How to be a wine buff on holiday

At worst, it can be a dismal stomp through places that feel like bus-station cafeterias. To get the most from a day among the vines, choose a designated driver and bypass some of the myths about cellar doors.


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Queen of blue Hawaii

Not only am I balanced precariously on the shoulder of a man I met just half an hour earlier, metres in the air, but Bear is standing on a surfboard, soaring on the waves of Hawaii's famous Waikiki beach on the island of Oahu.


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Tips for travel on a budget

There goes this year's holiday; we'll just have to stay home. But hang on a minute! We've worked damned hard - we deserve that break.


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Insomniacs guide to clubbing in Barcelona

Barcelonins are still in front of the mirror by the time you're usually in full flight, bars are barely getting into their stride at 10pm and clubs (best on Thursday to Saturday nights) don't come alive before 2am.


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Welcome to the new Vietglam

It's a city where the horn never sleeps. After a few hectic days of shopping, restaurants and sightseeing, respite is called for.


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Ground crew lose body at airport

Spare a thought for a family transporting a corpse home to New Zealand for burial who learned the body had been lost in transit.


The Samoa Observer reported human error was to blame for the mix-up when a defective plane caused flights to be rescheduled.


A container with the body... Read More

Cave hotels
See the images here.... Read More

Tourism Queensland developes iPhone application

Tourism Queensland claims to be the first state tourism body to have developed an iPhone application that allows travellers to access detailed maps linked with a comprehensive range of tourism product information.


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Wet and mild in sea lion swim

Our little group has set out from Baird Bay on the western coast of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula aboard Investigator, a 12m launch skippered by Alan Payne.


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New visa rules to make work in UK easier for Australians

Britain is revamping its working holiday visa scheme to allow 18-to-30-year-old Australians to find jobs in their chosen profession for a full two years.


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Airline passengers exposed to polio get shots

Almost 250 people were on the flight from Bangkok to Melbourne early this month with a 22-year-old student from Pakistan who was later diagnosed with the first case of polio in Australia in 20 years, officials said.


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Almost China
In a glass-fronted kitchen, they lift the straps of dough, dangling over a long rod, and shake them gently.

It is like the prelude to a magic trick. At any minute one could expect a rabbit to be pulled out of the chef's apron pocket.

The bunny wouldn't stand a chance, though.... Read More


Greece suffers sharp fall in tourists

Tourism accounts for about 18 per cent of Greece's GDP and employs about a fifth of the Mediterranean country's workforce.


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Hitching a ride online

Almost gone are the days of spotting hitchhikers strolling on the side of the road, thumbs out and gear strapped in every possible fashion to their bodies.


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Broome still a home for indigenous song and comedy

From country singers to comedian Mary G - who calls herself the Black Queen of the Kimberley - a cross-section of styles is on show in Broome, in Western Australia's north.


But scratch the surface and you'll also find traditional Aboriginal music.


For instance, emerging artist M... Read More

Flashpackers kick back
The answer is simple – flashpacking. Flashpacking is a booming trend in relatively cheap and cheerful travelling.
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