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The
Many Worlds of Rio de Janeiro
This
marvelous city offers more than just Carnaval
By EUGENE HOLLEY, Jr.
Rio
de Janeiro is known as the “Cidade Marvilhosa”
(marvelous city) thanks to its cool and cosmopolitan
beaches Leme, Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon;
and its world-famous Carnaval, which
occurs in the last week of February.
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Ecotourism can be a double-edged sword
The
images are striking. Unblemished golden beaches
where the waters run a clear deep blue dot the
coast of Ecuador.
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STORY
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HISPANIC Magazine
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Key West's Alluring Historic Ambiance
A
Florida vacation must involve sun and sand,
but it can also include history and culture.
One spot that easily accommodates these components
is Key West.
FULL
STORY
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HISPANIC Magazine
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Tips
for Healthy Traveling
Vacations are synonymous with summer, fun, sand,
and surf. But after carefully choosing the right
destination, travelers often underestimate or
simply neglect the need for taking care of their
health while traveling.
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HISPANIC Magazine
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America's
Beaches Offer Travelers Rest and Relaxation
As the busy summer travel season approaches,
many Americans will relax on the shores of U.S.
beaches. “Beaches are still the top places to
go,” says Cathy Keefe, Travel Industry of America
media relations director.
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STORY
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The
Charms of South Carolina
A
walk along the downtown streets of Charleston
takes you back to the eighteenth century. The
historic buildings display an array of cobblestones,
bricks and steeples. With nearly 200 churches,
the charming town is also known as the “Holy
City.”
By
KATHARINE A. DIAZ
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STORY
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