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Tourism Mystery: Spain's Economy Is Collapsing, So Why Is Vacationing There ... - Slate Magazine

Tourism Mystery: Spain's Economy Is Collapsing, So Why Is Vacationing There ... Slate Magazine By Matthew Yglesias|Posted Friday, May 18, 2012, at 3:20 PM ET Shouldn't a trip to Barcelona be cheaper given the state of the Spanish economy? Economic chaos and mass unemployment are bad news. But to the curious traveler, they are an opportunity for ... and more »

Travel Picks: Top 10 graduate destinations - Khaleej Times

Travel Picks: Top 10 graduate destinations Khaleej Times In that spirit, online travel adviser Travel Ticker offers its top 10 graduate destinations. Amsterdam is not only home to some of the best historic and artistic attractions, but it's also one of the most fun and young European cities on the other side ... and more »

Travel Picks: Top 10 graduate destinations - Chicago Tribune

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Travel Picks: Top 10 graduate destinations Chicago Tribune In that spirit, online travel adviser Travel Ticker (www.travel-ticker.com) offers its top 10 graduate destinations. Reuters has not endorsed this list: 1. Amsterdam, Netherlands Related Travel Picks: Top 10 graduate destinations Tourists cycle as they ... Travel Picks- Top 10 graduate destinationsYahoo! Philippines News all 12 news articles »

More than just a stopover - Sydney Morning Herald

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More than just a stopover Sydney Morning Herald Singapore rarely rates a mention, except as a brief stopover on the way to Europe. I don't get it - Singapore is kid heaven. A stopover barely scratches the surface. Even a week means you'll miss stuff. Good stuff. This tiny island, comprising less ... and more »

Is Now The Time To Vacation In Greece? - NPR

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Is Now The Time To Vacation In Greece? NPR [Greece] could be an incredible travel bargain, like Paris in the 1950s. Greece would presumably be cheaper once you got there, says Hobica, the founder of Airfarewatchdog.com. But the major cost of most trips, the transportation, is likely to stay ... Embattled Greeks face epic choiceBend Bulletin Markets Live: Euro woes wipe $100b off stocksSydney Morning Herald So, What happens if Greece does leave the Eurozone?IFA Magazine all 2,670 news articles »

Fewer foreigners will fill Delaware beach jobs - The News Journal

Fewer foreigners will fill Delaware beach jobs The News Journal Scared students from across Eastern Europe would show up every day at his office, hoping to find a job, unable to find a place to live. Too frequently, the personnel manager at Rehoboth Beach's Funland amusement center had no choice but to turn them ...

Cheap flights: how the add-ons add up - The Guardian

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Cheap flights: how the add-ons add up The Guardian Holidaymakers travelling to Europe this summer on budget airlines face soaring fees for taking just a single bag on the plane – and staggering costs if they have to make any changes to their tickets or discover at the airport that their bag weighs too ...

Guide to African safaris - Herald Sun

Guide to African safaris Herald Sun At the cheaper end, the adventure market offers cheap and cheerful safaris with like-minded people, often travelling in specially fitted-out trucks. There's bang for your buck but little privacy and the itinerary is not tailored for you. and more »

dealchecker.co.uk: Brits Turn to Spain for Great Deals in 2012 - MarketWatch (press release)

dealchecker.co.uk: Brits Turn to Spain for Great Deals in 2012 MarketWatch (press release) Travel comparison website dealchecker.co.uk has seen a significant jump in the number of people searching for flights to Spain in the first quarter of 2012 compared to the same time last year. This is due to the large number of cheap deals available on ... and more »

Revealed: Abuse of Roma at Glasgow job centre 'routine' - Scotsman

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Revealed: Abuse of Roma at Glasgow job centre 'routine' Scotsman It is almost as if there is a competition to see who can make the most outrageous statement for a cheap and nasty laugh,” wrote the whistleblower in an email. The author, who worked at the Laurieston Jobcentre Plus (JCP) in Glasgow, went on to relate ... and more »