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New Drinking Law in Buenos Aires, Argentina for Clubs and Pubs

by Michael Tieso on November 9, 2009

As of October 7th, 2009; bars and clubs in Buenos Aires Province must stop serving alcohol at 4:30am while the venue itself must close by 5:30am. Supermarkets and liquir stores have also been effected with a no buying from 9:00pm till 10:00am.

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Will tubing in Vang Vieng, Laos change for the better or worse?

by Michael Tieso on July 10, 2009

Tubing, the ever so popular backpacker activity in Vang Vieng, Laos. A party haven. What’s tubing you ask? You grab yourself a water tube and simply float along the river. Along the river however there are several bars in which you swim yourself over to with your tube. Each bar has it’s own activities and theme. Some bars may have swings, zip lines, music, or mud pits which are an absolute blast.

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Should you travel to Mexico?

by Teresa Gotay on March 19, 2009

If you find yourself seeing many advertisements for lower costs flights and hotels to Mexico, join the club. Everyone is wondering why the airline industries and major all inclusive hotels are dropping rates by almost 40-50% for travel to popular cities such as Cancun, Cozumel and Cabo.

As mid March approaches, for American’s, especially college students, [...]

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Fly from China to Taiwan

by Michael Tieso on December 17, 2008

For the first time in nearly 60 years, you can now have direct flights from China to Taiwan. Taiwan separated from China after the communists victory in the Chinese civil war in 1949. Tensions still continue between China and Taiwan though. Taiwan’s last president Chen Shui-bian supported independence for the island therfore China refused to [...]

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