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Tag Archives: Peru

Amazon Off-Line: Eat This Shrub and Call Me in the Morning

By Skip Kaltenheuser
in :  World Travel
aerial view of a segment of the Amazon River

A speedboat departs the Iquitos slums, which hover over the water on stilts and rafts to accommodate mercurial high-water marks that vary 15 meters with the Andes snowmelt. Devouring Peru's Amazon for several hours, the boat slows as it enters the tributary Yanayacu that snakes through the jungle like an anaconda.

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A Dream Trip Down the Amazon River with Rainforest Cruises

By Greg Aragon
in :  World Travel
boat cruising the Amazon River

Being cooped up in the house these last few months has got me to thinking about a few of my bucket list travel destinations. And as things start to get back to normal I would like to take a close look at one of the places that I definitely want to visit in the next few years.

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Experience Even More BEST Virtual Vacations from T-Boy

By Ed Boitano
in :  World Travel
view of the walled city of Dubrovnik

You may not be traveling to far-away places in the immediate future, but we can bring them to you. Here’s T-Boy’s third installment of virtual trips by our staff, and we hope you’ll be able to go there and to other distant destinations soon.

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Ayacucho: Horrific History and Modern Tourism in Peru’s Central Highlands

By Alex Brouwer
in :  World Travel
the Central Plaza of Ayacucho, Peru

Deep turquoise waters, ancient Andean cultures, breath-taking landscapes, and majestic 400 year old cathedrals make the region and city of Ayacucho one of Peru’s most interesting, yet least visited tourist attractions.

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Ignorant Yanks, India’s First Cruise Line

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News

Inkaterra, Peru’s leading hotel group in sustainable tourism and hotel development, has succeeded in making Machu Picchu Pueblo the first city in Latin America to manage 100% of its solid waste... Karnika, the first cruise ship to be operated by Jalesh Cruises, itself the first-ever domestically owned mainstream cruise line in India, has made her maiden port call in Dubai.

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Plane Facial-Recognition, World Population Clock

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
British Airways’ biometric self-boarding gates

British Airways has used facial-recognition technology to streamline the boarding process for more than 250,000 passengers traveling internationally from US airports... When flying, the following seven behaviors should be avoided at all costs... The Loro Parque Foundation warns that there are increasingly more inhabitants and endangered species whilst the forests and animal populations decline...

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Keukenhof in Spring, Summer in Québec

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
Keukenhof gardens

Will you be visiting Holland in spring? Then be sure to visit Keukenhof, where you will experience the gorgeous views of blooming Dutch tulips and other flowers for which Holland is famous... There’s always a good reason to come to Québec City!... If you want a jaw-dropping shoreline without the sunburned tourists and splashing masses, head for one of these lesser-known gems that are just as dazzling.

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Macchu Picchu, Lying About Holidays, Star Struck

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel News
on vacation

Inkaterra, Peru's leading hotel group in sustainable tourism and hotel development, has succeeded in making Machu Picchu Pueblo the first city in Latin America to manage 100% of its solid waste... New research has revealed that as many as 14% of Americans have lied to someone about going on holiday

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Peace Corps is a Roller Coaster Ride: Summer School Year 2

By Alex Brouwer
in :  Life Lessons, World Travel
writer during hike at the Colca Canyon, Peru

I have now been in Peru for more than a year and a half and find myself coasting along in Phase 4 of this roller coaster ride: “Acceptance.” This past February was a perfect example.

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Peace Corps is a Roller Coaster Ride: 27 Months (Part 1)

By Alex Brouwer
in :  Life Lessons, World Travel
Puno and Lake Titicaca, Peru

On your laps through the park, you’ve passed by the roller coaster a few times now. You’ve been waiting for this ride for years; last year you were too short to ride. This year you’re not sure you’ll have the courage, but you feel ready. You hop in line for the long wait, wondering if it will truly live up to the hype.

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