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Like Italy, Greece leans heavily on tourism for revenue, and has taken a hit following the crisis of 'drachmageddon', as it has been known. Prices are already starting to lower in a bid to woo tentative tourists, and for those of you nervous about being stuck out there if Greece defaults to the drachma, the best way is to book a package deal with a tour operator rather than do it yourself. Despite the stricken economy, it is still one of the best places for reliable sunshine, blue waters and historic ruins.
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09/08/2012 08:02
I have been to some of those destinations, one fact which is not mentioned in the article is although they are nice and untouched beaches ,but the northern countries ( Estonia, Belgium,...) are cold in summer, so it is not for swimming .with strong winds,one can just have fun flying a kite.
Poland is not cheap, taxi and beer are not essentials of a travel, hotels are. you dont expect people to sleep in the streets and get a taxi . do you?
half of MSN articles are just fake advertisements rather than a real giude. DISAPPOINTING.:(
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Someone....oh how sad for you. I am a loner, 60, f. and I have a fantastic life. I have decided that finding "someone" at my age will probably imply becoming a free nurse for life. At our age is not a question of love but of friendship and finding interests and values you can share with others. Loneliness is in your mind and that cannot you change.
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