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ITALY

About 50 million people visit Italy every year. Many come as tourists to enjoy the country's

various tourist sites and attractions:

• coastal resorts such as Rimini on the Adriatic

Historical towns and cities such as Pisa with its leaning tower.

• the capital city Rome where people can visit the Vatican City and ancient ruins such as

the Colosseum

• the Roman city o f Pompeii, which was destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius

• rural landscapes in regions such as Tuscany 

• mountain peaks and lakes such as Lake Como, which attract tourists for both

summer and winter holidays.

The effects of tourism

Tourism helps create jobs and brings money to Italy. Jobs are especially important in rural

areas where there is often a high level of unemployment. However, most o f these jobs

are only seasonal. Seaside jobs, for example, are mainly from mid-July to the end o f August.

Tourism brings changes to the environment. Land is needed for buildings and for roads.

Better water supplies are needed and there are problems of pollutio n where new sewage

treatment works have not been built. Traffic congestion in popular tourist cities such as

Siena is a regular problem.

More about italy : http://www.italia.it/en/home.html

Malta

The Romans took possession of Malta in 218 bc.They renamed it ‘Melita’, which means ‘honey

island’, and built villas and public baths there. The capital city of the same name was built in

the middle of the island. During the period of Roman rule there was a shipwreck that proved

to be of great significance for the island. The apostle Paul, a Roman citizen, was a prisoner on

a ship sailing for Rome. The ship ran into a fierce storm and capsized. Paul was washed ashore on

the coast o f Malta. He stayed on the island for three months, during which time he set up Malta’s

first Christian community. This story is related in the Bible (Acts 27). The bay where St Paul was

cast ashore still carries his name. Visit : www.visitmalta.com 

Crete

Any visitor to the north const between Iraklio and Malia will be unable to ignore the changes 

that mass tourism has brought to Crete. But the island is trying to turn the tide, with ambitious plans for green tourism that will Introduce a much-needed balance between  the need for foreign currency and the ravages that low-budget tourism brings to the island's ecology and social life.

Topless sunbathing for women has become a commonplace feature of most western

European beaches, and Crete is no exception. There are many secluded spots for whole-hog

nudists; but visitors are well advised to behave with some

sensitivity as many older Cretans do not care for the trend. As a rule, toplessness is all right on

secluded tourist beaches, but should be avoided on public stretches of the town beach. http://www.visitgreece.gr/en/greek_islands/crete

 Tenerife has world-class hotels against scenic background of mount Tiede. Los Cristianos and Playa de La Americas resorts situated in the south west of the island is the most sought after place. With bright lights and night clubs these are big playgrounds for younger tourists.

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If you think Tenerife is just bars clubs and all-inclusive resorts then you’re not completely wrong. However stepoutside those resorts and you will see that there is so much more to this incredible Island. Getting to Tenerife is inexpensive, flights leave from cities across the UK and out of season a low-cost carrier will usually only cost you around about 100 pounds return. Most flights arriving at Tenerife South Airport biggest bit of advice is when you get to Tenerife rent-a-car because they really don't cost very much and will take you all over the island.

Man-made beaches in Tenerife maintains quality of European standards, these are mainly on the major tourist resorts. Daytime activities are tailor-made to fit for all, from kids to old. In all sense, there is something for everyone and that is Tenerife. On warm sunny days, you can just bask around the beaches and take part in sports activities such as beach volleyball, water sports, surfing and other ball games and can often take a dip in the sea. 

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Dragon tree found in Icod De Los Vinos is a tourist attraction. This tree is said to be 1000 to 1500 years old, though it is a myth than reality, this is perhaps the oldest in the world. Landscapes vary from lush pine forest to desert landscape. Pico Del Tiede, is the highest peak where you can find unique plants. Plain swift, Berthelotís pipits and Atlantic Canary are some of the rear species of birds you can find in Tenerifest1:place>. Wild life enthusiastic tourists should not avoid sail to its nearby island La Gomera where you find Bottle nose Dolphins and short-finned pilot whales. Fascinating is the word for a holiday in Tenerife, it is really a heaven on Earth.

Tenerife and Spain Holidays

Introducing Spain 
Spain is situated on the Iberian Peninsula, at the far
western end of Europe. In the last 50 years, Spain

has changed from being one of the most isolated
countries in the Western world to having global
connections. It is now an important and influential
country as part of the European Union, and Spanish
is the third most common language in the world,
after Chinese Mandarin and English.
gj Spain has three international borders, a short border with
Gibraltar, a British territory, and includes the Canary Islands.

The heart of Spain

Spain is divided into several

regions, each with different
landscapes and peoples. Ca-stile,
in the middle of the country,
is centred around the capital,
Madrid, and has a harsh
landscape of broad plains and
rugged mountains. The name
Castile means 'Land of Castles',
and there are many forts on the
hilltops of Castile. The people
who live there - Castilians - have
been the dominant force in Spain
since the fifteenth century. They
sponsored the first voyages of

discovery to the Americas and
established colonies there,
making Spain the world's first


major colonial power.

When it was built during the eighth
century, the mosque at Cordoba was
the second largest in the world, and it
was one of the most important places
in the Islamic Empire. The Moorish
influence can be seen in its architecture.
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 The inside of the mosque at
Cordoba has more than 1,000
pillars supporting arches designed

in the Moorish style. It became
a Roman Catholic cathedral
in 1236 CE.
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