On March 25, 2016, for the first time in history, 1,000 Americans gathered on the Great Wall of China. The China National Tourism Administration (CNTA), China National Tourist Office-U.S.A (CNTO), and three tour operators worked together to host this special event. Tourists, reporters, television crews, entertainers, dignitaries, and government officials alike, convened on the Great Wall to document this historic gathering.
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Australia is a vast country of sharp contrasts from the wonder of the Great Barrier Reef and lush vineyards of Barossa Valley to Ayers Rock in the Uluru Outback with its fascinating Aboriginal culture, as well as the cosmopolitan cities of Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and, of course, Sydney.
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For as long as I’ve known my husband, he has said that he would never go on a cruise ship. We’ve traveled to Key West at least 20 times and every time we would see the cruise ships pull in or out, he’d say the same old thing, “No way.”
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A trip to Ireland is often a journey of discovery and its not unusual for Americans to find we are not only welcome, but at home away from home. With the strength of the dollar against the Euro and the plethora of easy flight choices from America to the Emerald Isle, there is no better time to go than now.
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