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Business: 17 November 2004, Wednesday. Bulgaria is expecting an increase of 5-7% in the number of tourists visiting its winter resorts, according to the deputy economy minister.
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The Malta Tourism Authority's Zurich office, in collaboration with Air Malta, recently published a 16-page colour brochure to promote wellness in Malta during the winter and shoulder months in the German and ...
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Bulgaria in Brief: 27 December 2004, Monday. Bulgaria's northern region has seen its highest end-December temperatures in decades this Christmastime, meteorologists reported.
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Officials of the Finnish Tourist Board said they are looking forward to the Scandinavian destination s winter lively season on the heels of a 10% increase in U.S. visitors to the country between January and ...
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Politics: 16 December 2004, Thursday. Over one third of the working Bulgarians are hopeful that the future entry of the Balkan country into the European Union (EU) will result into boosted wages in the country, ...
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KATHMANDU, Nov. 27: Tourism entrepreneurs of the Czech Republic have pledged to enlist Nepal as one of the main tourist destinations for Czech tourists.
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Tourists seeking their own Olympian challenge while attending the Beijing Games this August might be tempted to get behind the wheel of a rental car and take a spin on the roads of the Chinese capital.
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A dusting of snow at the weekend brought some relief to anxious European ski resorts, where snow-making machines are out in force when it's cold enough.
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Bears in Slovakia are awakening early from hibernation. So are barmaids in Bavaria, unseasonably busy in outdoor beer gardens. Bushes are blooming in Austria, and skiers at snowless Bosnian resorts are chilling out in hotel pools.
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Geopolitically, the choice made sense. How could they not give the Winter Games to a place whose czar once declared that his two best generals were January and February? The Russians, who have more snow and ice than any country on the planet, have never staged this quadrennial sleighride. Clearly, they were overdue. But when the International Olympic Committee tapped ...
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By Sophia Maines, Journal-World, Lawrence, Kan.  Dec. 12--Grab your binoculars.   The majestic bald eagles are in town, and more are on the way to this favorite winter-feeding destination.
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Many travel agents â or travel specialists, as they are now known â say they have seen an increase in business in the last year or so.
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Indoor skiing is coming to the United States. Depending upon your perspective, this is either the next big thing in snowsports or a sign that the apocalypse is creeping closer to the skiing and snowboarding industry.
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By Bob Cuddy, The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif.  Jun. 18--The rolling hills that help entice tourists to the North Coast may or may not end up with "starter castles" or other structures on their ridgelines.
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Politics: 30 December 2004, Thursday. Most of the Bulgarian tourists who are on a holiday trip to various parts of South East Asia want to return preliminarily, but find no cooperation from Bulgarian consular ...
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Developers are cashing in on demand for luxury housing in such spots as Russia, Bulgaria and Poland.
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European ski resorts are hoping for sudden snowfalls to rescue the start of their season.