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Vardzia Adventure Race 2009
Date: 6.-7. June 2009
Running: 6 km
Biking: 11,5 km
Rafting: 1,5 km
6 persons per team (3 runners, 3 bikers, 6 rafters)
participation fee: 50 GEL per person (300 GEL per team)
Organised by Georgian Tourism Association (GTA) in cooperation with Elkana ruraltourism project.
Supported by Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
contact:
info@tourism-association.ge
http://www.tourism-association.ge
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Adventure Tourism in Yemen -2 سياحة المغامرات في اليمن
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Adventure Tourism in Yemen -2 سياحة المغامرات في اليمن
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By types of tourism I mean Eco tourism, Health Tourism, urban tourism, business tourism, nature tourism, social tourism, cultural tourism, sports tourism, active tourism, adventure tourism and religious tourism?
well there are alot of old listed buildings in london and in other places also theres big ben, Erm……. liverpool is also a great place to vist it was voted capiltal of culture. its were am from and there are load of cultural places like the docks, tobacco factories,lamb bannanas,banksey art work/gafriti, strange buildings, echo arena,the list goes on but you could look it up on the internet just type liverpool capital of culture uk on google and im sure you will find alot of info hope it helps x
The first commercial bungee jump took place in New Zealand, in 1988. A. J. Hackett, a bungee enthusiast and entrepreneur, ushered in adventure tourism in New Zealand when he started charging people money to hurl themselves off of the Kawarua Bridge in Queenstown. When Julia, an outdoors enthusiast and hospitality student, decided she was going to participate in the Auckland Internship Program, she knew she wanted a piece of that.
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I do not have a degree,I have travel & tourism qualification also Alevel English.I have worked within business travel and have passport/visa experience. I would love to work for an adventure travel company or something similar that would perhaps also involve travelling abroad. I am bored in an office and need to get into work that I am interested in, my passion is travel. I know most of these types of companies require staff to be well travelled, I am going to Costa Rica for an adventure holiday in October; other than that I have not travelled much, the usual -USA, Europe, have not travelled extensively. Are there any companies that take on less experienced staff and provide training etc? Any other job suggestions also welcome. I need to have some excitement/variation in my working life!I am very bored in my current job!
Try to get a job on a cruise ship.
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Port Orchard – a picturesque, friendly small town on Puget Sound’s west side. Whether you drive across the twin suspension bridges of the Tacoma Narrows, cruise scenic Rich Passage on a Washington State ferry or sail into Port Orchards’ reknowned marina, “the adventure begins with the journey.” Port Orchard is famous for being the inspiration of the Cedar Cove series of books by best-selling author, Debbie Macomber.
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Advertisement for CapeRace Cultural Adventures Inc., a boutique adventure travel company located in Newfoundland Canada (www.caperace.com)
mail @ caperace.com www.caperace.com
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i have to Mention kinds of special interest tourism (adventure tourism, historical tourism, medical tourism, education tourism)and Explain why special interest tourism has emerged – For example, the type of service may not be available in your own country, or the price may be too high. any ideas or links i can use?? thx in advanced
i’m actully working on my graduation project which is about edu-tourism i have collected 759 questionire to mesure the economic impact of overseas students in 6 universites within North Cyprus which is Analyzed as a Small Island Economy. all done and ready i just need help with writing down the theory since i have lack of information with the term.
The British education system actively encourages education tourists in higher education – Those who pay the full fees for their college level education. (British nationals are subsidised).
The education "industry" brings in 10.4 billion pounds worth of revenues (US$20 billion) from overseas students who study in the UK. There was even a BBC report dedicated to this phenomena, the link to which is provided below.
Adventure and Wildlife in India