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		<title>The Best Countries To Visit in 2010</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 23 Jan 2010 18:03:10 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Edward McKellen</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[El Salvador doesn't get the attention it deserves: travelers usually choose Guatemala and Costa Rica, but overlook El Salvador, frightened by stories about civil war and gang violence. However, the civil war ended 20 years ago, and while there is still serious gang violence, it is played exclusively by rival gangs, and tourists never get involved. El Salvador doesn't have as many natural reservations as its neighbors, but if you get there, you will have all the picturesque forests, volcanoes and alpine lakes all for yourself.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>El Salvador doesn&#8217;t get the attention it deserves: travelers usually choose Guatemala and Costa Rica, but overlook El Salvador, frightened by stories about civil war and gang violence. However, the civil war ended 20 years ago, and while there is still serious gang violence, it is played exclusively by rival gangs, and tourists never get involved. El Salvador doesn&#8217;t have as many natural reservations as its neighbors, but if you get there, you will have all the picturesque forests, volcanoes and alpine lakes all for yourself.</p>
<p>Germany is really strong in reinventing itself. It has done it many times during the history, and it has done it again after the reunification in 1990. Germany, like the phoenix bird, has born again from its ashes: in Hambur they build an entire quarter on the ruins of a harbor, the dome of Frauenkirch is dominating again the skyline of Dresden and Berlin is more open-minded and creative than ever before.</p>
<p>Greece is the country where everyone can find what he looks for. Those who want a cultural vacation can visit the ancient ruins, while those who only want a good tan can get that too. Light and air are sparkling clear, floral scents are everywhere and the combination of octopus and ouzo stands above all.</p>
<p>Malaysia is an island of peace and prosperity in Southeast Asia. There are no floods or political turmoil, roads are excellent, transportation is good and hotels are of international standard. The best thing in Malaysia that it lets you explore problem free the exciting culture of Southeast Asia. And it is not a very expensive country, either.</p>
<p>Morocco is Berber and Arab, Muslim and secular, Mediterranean and African in the same time. The country has access to all the latest technology, and Moroccans are just as concerned about terrorism as Europeans are. Moroccans hope tourism will bring richness to their country, so every foreigner is treated with maximum hospitality.</p>
<p>Nepal had a lot of troubles in the last decade, but in 2008 it seems everything came to a resting point: the rebels started to govern, the kingdom became a republic and the king became a civilian. The fall of monarchy means peace for Nepal. This is really good news for tourists.</p>
<p>New Zealand shows in every tourism top, because it is the perfect destination for a unique vacation. The islands have an astonishing variety of landscape including rainforests, glaciers, volcanic plains and geothermal springs. Wildlife is also unique and untouched, maori culture is still alive and cuisine is one of the best in the world.</p>
<p>Portugal today consists of two different worlds. This is a land with great tradition with saints-day festivals, ancient vineyards and medieval villages. On the other hand, modern lifestyle is spreading rapidly, old city centers are filled once again with life by a new wave of boutiques, cafes and art galleries.</p>
<p>Suriname is the smallest country in South America, and it is the most diverse. Three quarters of its people are descendants of Chinese, Javanese and Indian laborers who arrived in the 18th century, and slaves from West Africa who arrived one century earlier. There are indigenous Amerindians and Lebanese, Jewish and Dutch settlers and all these people coexist in peace. Suriname is like you were visiting more countries at once.</p>
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