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User:(WT-en) Casa Bonita

We are providing luxurious and secure accommodation in the heart of Islamabad for foreign Embassies, NGOs National and for International organizations. Casa Bonita is registered from PTDC as Two Star Hotel. Our rooms are very comfortable and hygiene. I hope that you will give us the opportunity to serve you and your guests. It is our constant effort to provide the kind of services, security and facilities that you and your guests are looking for in order to meet and exceed expectations.

Organizations like the Enterprise for Business and Development Management (EBDM), Unilever, Hilton Pharma, Biovista, SCILIFE (Pvt) Ltd, JCPenney, WWF Pakistan, US embassy, CRS, IRC, Wetland leading international NGOs and leading companies from the Pakistani corporate sector are examples of some of our prestigious clients.

Features •        IP Security Cameras with Digital Video Recorder •        A grill outside all windows •        Eraser wire on boundary walls •        Anti Shatter Film on all windows & doors •        Fire extinguisher •        Barrier on gate •        Fire blanket •        24hr security guards •        Inside Car parking •        First aid box •        Doctor on call •        Wire and Wireless Internet connectivity •        Airport pick & drop •        Standby Generator •        Round the clock kitchen •        Complimentary breakfast •        Fresh fruit basket in room •        Modern spacious rooms & suits •        Cable & Satellite TV •         Mini Bar in each room •        Separate heating & cooling system •        Conference Room facility •        Dinning Hall facility

POLICIES

- The above special rates are applicable per room per night basis and subject to applicable Govt. Taxes. - Our Check in time is 1400 hrs so for all early morning arrivals, rooms would be held from previous night and charged accordingly. - Our check-out time is 12:00 noon, request for late check-out will be extended till 1400 hrs (subject to availability) after that charges will be applied accordingly. - The last date of any amendments and cancellations will be considered & kept as reserved. - In case of any cancellation and no-show, room rent plus taxes for the duration of stay will be charged - For all early departures one night charges will be applied.

For any assistance please feel free to contact the undersigned and assuring you of our best services and attention at all times.

Yours sincerely,

Sadia Bajwa Sales & Marketing Manager Direct # 00-92-51-2831104

Tell No. 00-92-51-2831101- 3

Fax # 00-92-51-2821395 House #10, Begum Sarfraz Iqbal Road, G- 6/4, Islamabad. Pakistan Email:info@casabonita.pk Website: www.casabonita.pk

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Casey Mahoney Bio

I grew up in London England. I am the youngest out of five. My Dad Casey Mahoney Senior works as an Iron worker. He works long days and is proud of his accomplishments. My older sisters live throughout the country.

Casey Mahoney Goals

1# is to get a college education

2# find a Job that I love

3# Find A Girl I can Trust “LOL”

Casey Mahoney dream destinations.

1# Travel to Alaska and land right on top of a glacier.

2# Go storm chasing for a month and watch tornados as they happen.

3# take a trip to Ireland.

You have to live life everyday to the fullest, because you never know what will happen the next hour or next day.

Casey Mahoney Dream Jobs

I would love to work for Microsoft or Google. I would love to work for a company that respects you.

Casey Mahoney Motto

You have to live life everyday to the fullest, because you never know what will happen the next hour or next day.

Thanks Casey Mahoney

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User:(WT-en) Casperrw

Hey there, I am currently hitchhiking all around Europe... and I just found a cool bar in Turku that was not on the page. So, I decided to create an account while internetting there and add it. I hope to add more in the future!

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User:(WT-en) Cassius27

i like travelling

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User:(WT-en) Catanese

I grew up in Coatesville, Pennsylvania and have lived in Columbia, South Carolina for seven years.

I teach writing at the University of South Carolina, so when I'm not writing my thesis, I write stuff I don't have to, like wikipedia entries. I have the same username there.

I've been all over the United States and plan to branch abroad soon. I cruise the Tunisia, Ireland, and Australia entries for travel ideas.

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User:(WT-en) Catchuec

I am Ankit Bhgaeria, a graduate from Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee. I stay in Bangalore, India. I have had some great travelling experiences while in college.

My Travels

 * Kashmir (J&K, India)
 * Shimla (Himachal Pradesh, India)
 * Goa (Goa, India)
 * Canberra (ACT, Australia)
 * Melbourne (Vic, Australia)
 * Sydney (NSW, Australia)
 * Singapore
 * Angkor (Siem Reap, Cambodia)
 * Bangkok (Thailand)
 * Pattaya (Thailand)
 * Phuket (Thailand)
 * Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
 * Genting (Malaysia)

Docent
I am currently a docent for Goa, Faridabad. I also might have information on other Indian cities. So feel free to contact me if you have any specific doubt through the talk page.

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User:(WT-en) Caterersydney

Greetings internet chums, I'm Jill Smythe who lives in Sydney in Australia. I am here to chat with friends on the net, I'm on the net a lot of the time. We have a catering firm with wide experience of providing high quality service for wedding reception parties. Irrespective of your menu, style and theme of the wedding party and the type of service you want we have sufficient manpower to give you an excellent service. We can also guide you in the process of selecting detailed menu depending on your budget, courses, wine and beverages that will suit best with your menu selection. You can visit us and have a look at some of our previous projects that we have worked on to get a feel of our top class service. We can guarantee you that your guests will keep in mind the party for a long time caterers wedding sydney for other information about me wedding catering adelaide

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User:(WT-en) Catherine Lain

Holiday seekers are taking holiday bookings into their own hands as they give the thumbs down to travel agencies, according to latest figures from US Department of Commerce. Independent holiday bookings by price conscious consumers doing all the planning themselves through their PCs have increased, which has led to travel agency bookings falling - a trend backed up by Motel 6 – America’s lowest cost national motel chain.

During these tough times punters who don’t want to pay travel agents commissions when booking their holidays are only a computer click away from planning their own dream trip. With Motel 6 savvy travellers are guaranteed quality for around £20 a night when staying at any one of their 1,000 locations across America and Canada.

By staying and saving at Motel 6 holidaymakers have more cash leftover to see and do things others won’t. With the money saved on accommodation with Motel 6 travellers can spend the rest of their budget on some of America’s most famous tourist attractions, like an extra day with Mickey Mouse. Incredibly, a family of four staying with Motel 6 for one week - no matter where in America – costs on average under £150. That’s less than some hotels charge for one night!

To help spark the sense of adventure Motel 6 has an online trip planner - Goin’6 - which has some of America’s best road trips and can help those less knowledgeable of America’s roads plan the best route. Each trip shows a map and recommends different Motel 6s along the way with handy hints on where to eat and what to do, so there’s no chance of being lost for ideas. And with such a range of trips users of Goin6.com are spoilt for choice.

Some of the road trips on offer this summer

Florida Fun As the undisputed centre of the theme-park universe, Orlando is rightfully Florida's number 1 tourist destination. Disney alone entertains millions of visitors with their Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Animal Kingdom and Disney-Hollywood Studios parks (not to mention Disney World Resort's Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach water parks). It could take an experienced theme-park fanatic a full week to get their fill of the classic rides, enchanting characters and awe-inspiring exhibits that Disney has to offer. The only problem is that accommodation in the area can wipe out a family’s budget before the attractions or food get a look in. So with Motel 6 families can squeeze every nickel out of their dime and make the most of their magical adventure. Santa Barbara Wine Tour Travellers with a taste of the good life can uncork their senses with a Santa Barbara wine tour. This vintage trip offers a chance to experience the unique flavour of Californian vineyards, whilst taking in the intoxicating views of picturesque valleys, sparkling ocean and celebrity spotting.

Even if the traveller has never been wine tasting before, there’s no reason for them to be intimidated. People from all walks of life come together in the tasting rooms of Santa Barbara’s vineyards, warmly embraced by towns steeped in winemaking tradition. In order to taste the tipples available, the traveller can plan their journey with Goin’6.com and ensure they get a barrel load of value when staying with Motel 6 along the way.

Jazz up the journey

Goin’6 is such a versatile tool a choice of Motel 6 is given for each night of the stay, to suit travellers’ individual needs. So, should the holiday seeker looking for the best deal around be interested in music Goin’6’s Jazz Journey will hit the right note. This tour includes a 2,500 mile loop from New Orleans to Chicago, not only encompasses some of the best Jazz hot-spots in America but also takes in world famous culturally unique Creole food to make taste buds sing. Visiting former jazz hotbeds like Chattanooga, Nashville, Louisville, St. Louis, Kansas City and Memphis ensures night life experiences no other trip could hold a candle to. And with such amazingly diverse food and cultural sites to see the days won’t be bad either. Wherever the holidaymaker finds himself in America there will be a trusted Motel 6 near by to bed down safe in the knowledge it is very likely they will have bagged the best price around.

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User:(WT-en) Cathyd

I live in the French Pyrenees, where I work for a small activity holiday company called Marmot Tours. We run cross country skiing, walking, mountain biking and road cycling holidays in our local area, the little known Ariege. I am very interested in promoting this area as it is so beautiful, and gives such great opportunities for group travel, or independent exploring. The Cathar history of the area also gives an extra dimension to the sightseeing etc. I am an occupational therapist by profession, and my fiance James Thompson is an engineer. He has worked in the travel industry however, for the last 7 years, and set up Marmot Tours about 3 years ago. He is an International Mountain Leader and a trained cross country ski instructor. (WT-en) Cathyd 13:16, 15 August 2007 (EDT)cathyd

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User:(WT-en) Catweed

Francia egyetemista vagyok, tetszik nekem az unicum és ez a honlapom: http://catweed.free.fr

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User:(WT-en) Cavinlegend13

hi im really cavinlegend15--(WT-en) Cavinlegend13 00:38, 17 June 2009 (EDT)[[Media:Example.ogg]]calvinlegend15 account.com link title come on my youtube account and send me friend invits --(WT-en) Cavinlegend13 00:38, 17 June 2009 (EDT) the best youtube account ever no one is better

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User:(WT-en) Cayla/Photos

My uploaded photos

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User:(WT-en) Caz

Nationality: British

Region: Southern England

Languages: UK English (native), French (conversational), tiny bits and pieces of others where I can pick them up

Lived in: England, France, USA

Backpacked in: New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam

Other travel in: Canada, Ireland, Greece, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Iceland, Czech Republic

Would love to travel to: All the Scandinavian countries, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, South America and Africa (and anywhere else I've not already mentioned!)

I'm a Uni student here in England, and am very lucky to have had opportunities to travel all my life - Wikivoyage was very helpful when I was backpacking this spring, and I'd like to return the favour. I love meeting people from different countries, and experiencing the culture and environment of places which contrast with my home country. So pretty much like anyone else here.

If anyone has any questions or feedback, I'm very happy to communicate via my talk page, assuming of course that I can work out how to use it.

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User:(WT-en) Cbdorsett

My first day on this wiki was 19 October 2009. I have been an editor on Wikipedia much longer than that.

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User:(WT-en) Cbmd

Hey, I'm a student from Stockholm, Sweden. Gotten more and more interested in traveling the world these last couple of years.

Countries visited

 * Czech Republic
 * Denmark
 * England
 * Estonia
 * Finland
 * France
 * Guadeloupe (France)
 * Germany
 * Italy
 * Netherlands
 * Norway

Would love to visit

 * China, especially Mount Huangshan, Guilin and some smaller villages. I would love to go there by the Trans-Siberian Railway, and then use a bicycle to get around in the mainland. :)
 * Japan
 * North Korea
 * South Korea, especially Seoul, Busan and the under construction New Songdo City.

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User:(WT-en) Cbrown1023

Cbrown1023

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User:(WT-en) Cburnett

See my user page here: WikiPedia:User:Cburnett

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User:(WT-en) Cck

I am press.

press release press

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notes on hours of businesses for a future article

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User:(WT-en) Cecil

I'm from Austria, living in a small valley in Salzburg. At the moment I don't have much time to travel around, but there is still some time left for participating in this project (especially the german version).

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User:(WT-en) Cederber

I recently returned from a 2-month trip through Europe (England, Scotland, France, Holland, Germany) that involved long-distance biking. I'd like to add some things learned on that trip.

This is the first Wiki I've contributed to, so I'm still learning the ropes.

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User:(WT-en) Cehmattes

I live in cantabria, near san vicente and comillas and I have a house to ltt with beautiful view over the picos de europa. the scenery is beutifull here and there´s a lot to see.it´s worth spending your holidays here

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User:(WT-en) Celticevergreen

Current
Bremerton, Washington State

Past
Alaska, California, Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, Scotland, Japan, China, Macau, Hong Kong

Future
The rest of the world, thank you very much!!!

FAVORITES

 * A few places that I loved along the way...St John, Virgin Islands, Scotland, China

DOCENT

 * Thinking about it but not sure since I can only get on the computer once a day....LOL

TO DO
Pages I'd like to work on more when I get around to it:

 * I'm working on the ones I have in my little black book first, then who knows....

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User:(WT-en) Centarch

To be completed....

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User:(WT-en) Cgoodwin

I work on en-Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons and en-Wiktionary under the same user name. My main interest is the Northern Tablelands of NSW.

Articles I have contributed to (or started) include:

 * Armidale

 * Driving in Australia

 * Glen Innes

 * Lightning Ridge

 * New England (New South Wales)

 * New England Highway

 * Oxley Wild Rivers National Park

 * Tamworth (New South Wales)

 * Tenterfield

 * Uralla

 * Walcha

 * Waterfall Way

Useful info
http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Manual_of_style: http://en.wikivoyage.org/w/index.php?title=User:Cgoodwin&action=edit

http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Accommodation_listings

http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Region_article_template

http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Park_article_template

http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Where_you_can_stick_it

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User:(WT-en) Chael777

I write on a hitchhiking travel narrative.

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User:(WT-en) Chanbaaxal

Chan Baaxal means Little Joke in Yucatec Mayan, but I take what I write here seriously.

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User:(WT-en) Changchun

I've spent quite some writing the information on the Changchun page, Check out my blog at: Blog @ Changchun China,

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User:(WT-en) Changlc

Greetings... branched into WikiTravel from Wikipedia. Looking forward to a new addiction. Please leave any feedback on my talk page.

My Wikipedia user page

Places I have been

 * North America
 * United States
 * California
 * Oregon
 * Arizona
 * Nevada
 * Colorado
 * New Mexico
 * New York
 * North Carolina
 * Canada
 * Goose Bay
 * Greenland
 * Kangerlussuaq

 * Asia
 * Taiwan
 * Hong Kong

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User:(WT-en) Changshuo

Hello: visitors I am a 24 years old tour guide and graduated from a professional travelling university.I already have the experience about contact with foreign frends more than one year (I prefer to treat them as friends) to visit around all over china.some of them come to china for business,others for travelling or other purpose.finally.they are not only get their need but also enjoy chinese history culture even customs and religions in each place of china.therefor if you want to come to beijing or take it as the first station after you come to china.i will be you best choice. My charge is 250RMB per day. Besides if you need other service .for instance (make a reservation for hotel and ticket of train and flight)I can all get the lowest discount for you. If you are interested in it.plz drop me. If you give me a chance I could return a whole china for you. MSN:changshuojason@hotmail.com SINA:cslovelulu@sina.com YAHOO:elvischangshuo@yahoo.com.cn

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User:(WT-en) Channaveer.nandennavar

I Stay in Bagalkot, Working as a Lecturer

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User:(WT-en) Chapayev

Contrary to false rumors spread by that other website, I wasn't machine-gunned by the Whites in the Ural River in 1919. I swam down the river, walked across the frozen Arctic, and settled in Oklahoma. Then I picked up a guitar and tried to lead the Revolution in America by writing Communist songs, such as "This Land Is Your Land." In 1951 I convinced people that I'd died of Huntington's disease but actually hooked up with Petka and we drove my motorcycle around South America. We went to Mexico and I bought a cabin cruiser. I wanted to name it Anka and do a little fishing in the Gulf, but Petka insisted on naming the boat after his grandmother. Well, you know how well Petka spells so he painted Granma on the side. Then the next thing you know we were drunk on the boat and Petka told me that the Whites were in Cuba! It was a difficult fight, especially because Anka was Foreign Minister (later Prime Minister) of Israel and Cuban women are no good at cleaning and polishing machine guns. One thing led to another, I grew a beard, and now I'm enjoying my retirement, at age 121, writing about the beautiful national parks of Cuba.--(WT-en) Chapayev 20:33, 1 July 2008 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Charlener

I'm a Peace Corps Volunteer in Khovd. One of our group projects here (with User:(WT-en) HovdProject) who is a business development volunteer is to increase tourism to Khovd. So we're working with local people on updating the Wikivoyage site and collecting information hereabouts.

Otherwise, I'm a health volunteer getting my MPH in Global Health from University of Washington.

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User:(WT-en) Charles

I grew up in the small town of Rouyn-Noranda. I spent a year in a small village in northern Germany. Then I lived in Rouyn-Noranda again. Then I lived in Montreal for several years, studying. Then I moved to Urbana, IL (also studying).I'm now still stuyind, but in the much more visually interesting town of Los Alamos, new mexico. I made some modifications to wikivoyage (as anonymous user). I started a project very similar to this, sort of a travel guide dedicated to scuba diving sites. Leave messages on my talk page. Working on starting wikiphoto.org now (even though wikiscuba isn't quite off yet, but there's another fellow working on this too, somewhere in england), a free photography encyclopedia. Hopefully, this will take off soon. I think that may actually take off faster than wikiscuba (maybe computer litteracy is more widespread among photographers than scuba divers, just by necessity). At the very least, it should have no shortage of nice pictures. :)

Current Projects
(WT-en) Gallery of my images with notes when I'm looking for comments from other users on whether it belongs on a certain page

I tend to contribute in spurious and irregular bouts. So I don't really have projects, but for the sake of it, I'll list here the pages I'm looking at more recently and want to add something to.

Navajo Nation: To-do-->Understand section

Bandelier National Monument: To-do--> Change the picture. I'm there often and I think I have made better pictures than that, some great panoramas among others. Also, go back and take pictures that would be of interest to travellers. Maybe visitor's center?

Rouyn-Noranda: That's where I'm from. A rather uneventful place, but a likeable one. I'll have to remind myself to look at that page every now and then and add a little bit more. Maybe at some point that article will become usable...

Durango (Colorado): I was there for vacation once and just posted some images. The train depot isn't great. There could be something that represents the town better but I didn't have much. I'll have to add the bit about the Polar Express train they have running during christmas time, now.

To-Take Picture List
In order of feasability:
 * Tampa Bay (I'll be there for a conference in a week)
 * Española (will I have time... wanted to go see Borat there sometime this week, but the sun sets early this time of year...)
 * Tent rocks canyon trail (although I think there are already good pictures on here. Naaaahhh... I like to take pictures anyway.)
 * Abiquiu
 * Chama
 * Rouyn-Noranda, Maybe at the end of february, beginning of march. I was going to be there in early january, but the weather wasn't good, so I didn't go.

Ideas that I had once and didn't want to forget (but haven't had the guts to talk to other wikivoyagers about)
I guess that's more for me than other people but you're welcome to look at this and let me know what you think.

American Indian Reservations: Visiting native american reservations can be interesting, but you have to know a bit what you're doing. For one thing, some places charge you to enter on the reservation or on villages. They might also charge you for taking pictures or video. You might be asked to stay on certain paths. There are traditional dances throughout the year (at least here in New Mexico) and it might be worthwile to have a calendar of this (dates typically don't change too much). All these things (and more) would be worthwile to people who want to visit reservations in the U.S. (at least. Canada has indian reservations as well and many are in South America. I don't know if the system there is the same as here).

Jemez Mountains Hot Springs, Jemez Mountains Hiking, New Mexico Hiking, Northern New Mexico Hiking: All these things are interesting, at least to me, and I've been buying small guides on these different subjects ever since I've come here. I don't know if it warrants pages of their own (I think so) or if subpages would be sufficient... hmmm...

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Some pictures I have taken, uploaded to wikivoyage, but wasn't sure if they should go on certain pages. Feel free to comment on the talk page. If you notice a page that doesn't have a picture and should need one, feel free to post requests. Until I can fly like superman, I'll restrict myself to New Mexico (Northern New Mexico may be taken care of faster).

New Mexico
In El Malpais National Monument:

In Bandelier National Monument:

So far, I have put up there

A wider shot of that one is

There's more potential ones, although I don't think they're as good and, well... can't make this a gallery photo. That's why I have a flickr account. :)

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User:(WT-en) Charliecbc

Charliecbc's User Page:

I am a 26 year old world traveler having grown up in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, but I currently reside in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA. I lived in Thailand for two years, mostly in Kanchanaburi and Bangkok. I also lived in Varanasi, India for a semester. In Asia I have travelled extensively in Thailand, India, Nepal, Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Malaysia, and Singapore. Asia is my primary interest as far as travel and culture. I have also visited Europe several times, traveling in Spain, Holland, Germany, England, and also Morocco. My favorite places I have been are Varanasi, India, Rangoon, Burma, and Bangkok, Thailand. In the future I would like to visit every region of the Indian subcontinent, particularly Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and South India. I would also like to visit Burma again and see more of the country. I am willing to visit any country or region of the world regardless of the dangers involved. I have studied Thai, Hindi, Spanish, French, and Latin.

I have edited pages on Kanchanaburi and the Agra Fort. In the future I plan to focus on adding facts and information on cities in Thailand and India, the Andaman and Nicobar Island group, and the Jai Singh observatories in India.

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User:(WT-en) Charliev1232000

The Historic City of Stamford,CT

Wiki travel: Stamford Edition

Post #1: Terry Connor Ice Rink [Terry Connors Ice Rink]http://www.tcrink.com/, located in the Cove section of Stamford, serves as the only municipal ice rink in the city. While Twin Rinks, located in the Springdale Neighborhood, is a more expensive and utilized facility, mostly all youth hockey games are played at Terry Connors due to the inexpensiveness of ice time. The rink was built in 1972 and has had a long standing success with the community, as mostly anyone who learns how to skate in Stamford undoubtedly starts here. The Rink hosts “public skating hours” everyday for only about 4$ a person, which gives the inexperienced skates a chance to roam free on the ice without fear of getting in anyone else’s way. In addition, the rinks main function is tailoring to and serving as a home to the many youth hockey leagues throughout the city. Kids from the ages of five (Mite Hockey) all the way up to 18 (High School) play all of their home games and practices here. There are also many individually-run hockey and figure skating camps that are run out of TCR that usually run adjacent to the winter hockey season. The rink is routinely shut down for maintenance every summer, as the ice has to go through a series of tests/rebuilding every year to maintain the highest quality for all.

Post #2: Colony Grill Pizza

It would be hard-pressed to find any pizza place with a bigger/more loyal following than Colony Pizza, located on the East-Side of Stamford. Colony’s unique Irish bar-style pizza is what separates it from any other local chain, and it would be hard to find any other establishment that operates daily without a menu. Not only does Colony not have a menu, they ONLY serve one size of pizza. You can switch the toppings from normal cheese to local favorites like hot oil, sausage and onions or pepperoni. Colony does not offer delivery services, and takes cash only. Despite all these obvious customer service flaws, the Grill still flourishes as one of the largest food establishments in the city. The recipe for the famous pizza is top secret, as the owners fear other establishments would copy it and use it for themselves. Colony’s success sparked the interest of former NHL star Chris Drury, who bought the rights to open up his own Colony Grill in Fairfield, CT (about 20 minutes away from Stamford). The Grill could have easily expanded years and years ago, but the owners want to keep the over 50-year-old tradition of having only one of them in the city.

Post #3: WWE Headquarters

Formally the “WWF”, now the “WWE” or World Wrestling Entertainment, has it’s headquarters located on the East Side of Stamford. This is where all of the main offices for the company are, and where many of the wrestlers gather for weekly meetings and walk troughs. The company’s leadership maintains that even with the ever-growing popularity and revenue it has seen, that Stamford is the ideal place for their headquarters due to the inexpensiveness/proximity to New York City. While evaluating the company in 2004, management discovered that it would be more than twice as expensive to have the same facilities in New York City. The company has proved to be a solid financial asset for the City, and one of it’s few remaining national headquarters. Despite many rumors of moving, it appears as though the WWE headquarters will continue to be in Stamford for as long as the company is in existence.

Post #4: Scofield Magnet Middle School

Contrary to mostly all of the other public schools in Stamford, Scofield is a magnet middle school. This means that a child’s residence has nothing to do with the school, as potential students enter a lottery in hopes of being able to attend. This feeds into the school’s mission statement which encourages diversity and difference. The school does not follow normal educational protocol in terms of city educational tests and reports, but has still flourished as one of the top educational facilities in the City. Newly built in 2002, the school is by far the newest building that any school operates in. This adds to the allure of going here, as the fields and facilities are unmatched by any other school. It is the only school in town that does not group kids based on their intelligence, and that has proved to be a very successful policy. This makes students feel more equal and promotes more sharing of ideas and expressionism that the school aims to get out of it’s students. It’s interesting to note that it is also the only school in town where the teachers have great freedom in creating their curriculums.

Post #5: Stamford Town Center

Located in the heart of Downtown Stamford, the Stamford Town Center serves as the city’s only mall. Built in the early 1980’s, the Town Center has grown rapidly with the population of the city. Initially aimed to be just a high class shopping facilitiy, the town center has turned into much more of a standard type “mall”. Now home to over 130 different stores with everything from EB Games to Saks 5th Avenue, the mall acts as one of the leading employers for city residents. The mall holds seven flours and operates using escalators. The town center was most recently renovated in late 2008, when multiple high end food establishments were constructed. These include Capitale Grille, Kona Grill, Mitchell’s Fish Market and PF Changs just to name a few. The multi-million dollar construction was done in part to the amount of complaints the city got for the food not being up to standards with the rest of the mall.

Post #6: Garden Catering

Another unique and grossly popular food establishment in the City, Garden Catering has three locations (one in North Stamford, one Downtown, and one on the East Side). Garden’s popularity originally stems from taking aims at middle and high school student’s by creating their famous “High School Special”. The special consists of a half pound of chicken nuggets and a load of French Fries that can be substituted in with the popular ‘potatoe cones’ they offer. The High School was so popular because of its price, only five dollars, that made it a perfect after school lunch for most students. It’s original location was on the same street as a middle school and a high school, so it’s easy to see what they had in mind and why. The menu has expanded greatly over the years, turning from your everyday greasy lunch place to much more. They now offer a variety of healthy alternatives to go around with their classic specials and other grilled chicken variations. The original store’s success has lead to two more being built in town, and three more in bordering towns.

Post #7: Cove Island Park

With the expansion of Stamford into more of a modern day, highly populated city, its important to remember one of the oldest, nicest parts of the town; Cove Island Park. The Park is open to anyone, you just have to have a special yearly beach pass to park there. The Park holds numerous beaches that run on the Long Island Sound, an ice rink, and many running and bicycle routes that have proved to be very popular. The Park unfortunately is only open until 9 PM in the summer, and 8 PM in the winter to try and protect it from any vandalism/nepharious activity. Any money generated by the park goes directly to the city, and it is one of the most popular parks in the State of Connecticut. It has been around for over 100 years, and the history gleams right thorough it, as one would be able to notice it in just their first visit.

Post #8: NBC Studios

The newest headquarters in Stamford is that of Channel 7 NBC. The popular television channel moved to Stamford back in 2008. The company is located right downtown near the Stamford Town Center, and is the home of popular American TV talk shows like Jerry Springer, Montell Williams and Maury. The studios are known for giving out free tickets to see any of these shows, all you have to do is visit their website to let them know you want to come and they will send you tickets. On top of the studios already located downtown, NBC has chosen Stamford as the place to be the home of their new sports headquarters as well.

Edit #1:

I chose to add to the Stamford section of Wiki-Travel, and it was pretty difficult because the author(s) did a great job of capturing just about everything in this large city. However, I did see that the “stay” section was missing some hotels, so I added one that I recently stayed at. I added contact/pricing info to my new Super 8 listing, and gave a brief description of it. It fits right in with the other hotel entries on the page, and although this wiki page covers all of the “nice” hotels in town, they failed to include a lot of the more affordable ones. ADDED: •	Super 8 Motel, 32 Grenhart Road Stamford, CT 06092 (l I-95, Exit 6 ), ☎ (203) 324- 8887, [new]. checkin: 2:00PM; checkout: 11:00 AM. Conveniently located right off I-95 Exit 6 on the City's West Side, the Super 8 Motel serves as one of the more affordable hotel options in town. Very few hotels fall under the 100$ range as the Super 8 does, and you absolutely get a lot of bang for your buck. Under 100$. edit [edit] Learn

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Edit #2: Again, I chose to add on to the Stamford, CT Wiki-Travel page. This time I chose to add one of my favorite pizza places, Cove Pizza, to the long list of eatery’s they already had up there. I was surprised that Cove Pizza wasn’t listed as it is one of the more popular pizza places in town, so I had to add it. The site did a solid job of recognizing what the most ‘important’ restaurants in Stamford are, and only chose to include one pizza place, Colony Grill, that everyone considers to be the best. With that, I don’t find it too unusual or much of a problem at all that Cove Pizza was not already included, and would not be surprised if the webmaster eventually deletes the entry due to the fact that it appears they are aiming to limit how much content they have on the page. Added: • Cove Pizza & Restaurant, 864 Cove Rd (Located right on Cove Rd, walking distance from Cove Island Park), ☎ 203-329-1059. Cove Pizza & Restaurant has seen multiple different owners in it's time, but has never compromised it's quality. Right in the heart of the Cove, and walking distance from the park, sits this focal point of the neighborhood. It is an Italian Restaurant that serves pizza (now slices), salads, and all kinds of Italian dinners. Very affordable, one person should not need more than 10-15$ to be satisfied. Affordable. edit

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I am an information systems professional living and working in Ottawa,Ontario - the capital city of Canada. My wife an I have had a retail store (urbanMarket - Perth) in nearby Perth Ontario for the last 10 years. Lately we have become very involved in promoting Downtown Heritage Perth back into Ottawa.

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What people expect today is comfort at it very best. Each one of us would want our respective lives to be as comfortable as possible. Computers have made our lives easy, fast and very efficient indeed. There are infinite things that this machine is capable of doing for us in a jiffy. In today’s hi-tech phase computer makes our dream of flying not only possible but uncomplicated too. Now you have the luxury of booking your cheap airline tickets to the destination of your choice and that too from the comfort of your home. Your computer will help you search these cheap airline tickets, book a flight, know about the hotel accommodation, weather conditions and all pertinent information that will make your trip a dream vacation. With options of so many travel sites at your discretion, your vacation becomes all the more enjoyable and economical.

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I have a question: Can I transfer the edits that I made when I didn't have an account to this username?

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I'm from the Wirral, near Liverpool, England.

I live in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan.

I read about Wikivoyage in a news article and thought it sounded like a great idea so I wanted to contribute.

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I'm from Lehighton, PA. I enjoy domestic travel and aspire to do some international travel as well.

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I currently live in Denver Colorado. I have done a lot of work on the Vail page where I spend a lot of time.

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Cheyenne Frontier Days is the oldest continuously running and largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration in the world. Known as the “Daddy of ‘em All” to rodeo cowboys, Cheyenne Frontier Days takes place in Cheyenne, Wyoming every year during the last full week in July.

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Living in the Midwest, I can vouch for the fact that Chicago is one of our last large, shiny gems. There are plenty of job opportunities for locals, enough shopping and beautiful sights for tourists to spend weeks visiting, and the whole expanse of Lake Michigan’s sparkling waters for everyone. The cultural melting pot, not as common in the Midwest as in other parts of the country, gives the city its flair and unique feel.

As a local, I can suggest a few things for the traveler. Chicago Hotels can be found at unbeatable prices by combating them against each other in the ultimate fight for tourists’ business. The website compares location, price and other factors to help travelers find the perfect accommodation.

Another great Chicago website is The Examiner which includes Chicago news, reviews of nightlife and shows, weather, sports and resources for those visiting or living in the area. This site is an excellent aid for finding things to do during your visit.

If you are visiting Chicago for a taste of the cuisine, check out the restaurant finder. After sampling from a few places, you may include your opinion for others who use the site, too.

I can also suggest not just checking out the scenery, but heading to a show or sporting event while in town. This helps round out the experience by adding a cultural twist. You may see mostly tourists near the big sights, but at shows or games, you will be cheering right next to locals, getting a better feel for the true side of Chicago.

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I'm a Retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer from Saramento, California currently living on a tropical island for more info ~ please see my wikipedia page @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Mkouklis

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Kalibo in progress
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 * www.china0km.com - Backpacking information center in internet of Western China.

Western China composed of 11 provinces:

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 * Ningxia
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美丽的丽江古城

世界文化遗产丽江古城. 具有800多年历史的丽江古城，座落在丽江坝子中部，面积约3.8平方公里，始建于南宋末年. 是元代���江路宣抚司，明代丽江军民府和清代丽江府驻地. 发源于城北象山脚下的玉泉河水分三股入城后，又分成无数支流，穿街绕巷，流布全城，形成了“家家门前绕水流，户户屋后垂杨柳”的诗画图. 街道不拘于工整而自由分布，主街傍水，小巷临渠，300多座古石桥与河水、绿树、古巷、古屋相依相映，极具高原水乡古树、小桥、流水、人家的美学意韵，被誉为“东主威尼斯”、“高原姑苏”. 充分利用城内涌泉修建的多座“三眼井”，上池饮用，中塘洗菜，下流漂衣，是纳西族先民智慧的象征，是当地民众利用水资源的典范杰作，充分体现队与自然和谐统一. 古城心脏四方街明清时已是滇西北商贸枢纽，是茶马古道上的集散中心. 四方街以彩石铺地，清水洗街，日中为市，薄暮涤场的独特街景而闻名遐迩. 古城中至今依然大片保持明清建筑特色，“三坊一照壁，四��五天井，走马转角楼”式的瓦屋楼房鳞次栉比，既突出结构布局，又追求雕绘装饰，外拙内秀，玲珑清巧，被中外建筑专家誉为“民居博物馆”. 丽江古城文物古迹众多，文化蕴含丰厚独特，是我国保存最完整、最具民族风格的古代城镇. 1986年国务院公布为中国历史文化名城；1997年12月4日，被联合国教文组织正式批准列入《世界遗产名录》清单，成为全国首批受人类共同承担保护责任的世界文化遗产城市；2001年10月，被评为全国文明风景旅游区示范点；2002年，荣登“中国最令人向往的10个城市”行列.

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Yunnan is a border province in Southwest China with many ethnic groups. Of the 56 ethnic groups in China, 26 can be found in Yunnan. Among them, the Yi, Bai, Dai, Tibetan and Naxi ethnic groups are the largest in population. Such ethnic groups are the living legacy of the ancient civilizations of this region. The Old Town of Lijiang, built by the Naxi people, was listed as a world cultural heritage site in 1997; the Sideng Market Area of Shaxi village, built by the Bai people, with its intact way station on the Tea and Horse trade route, was listed as a world architectural heritage site in 2001; and the unique marital customs of the Mosuo people of Lake Lugu, are remnants of an alternative, matriarchal society of mankind, in which they “co-habit” but rarely marry.

The belief in Buddhism has a long history among the majority of ethnic peoples in Yunnan. Most of the traditions have continued till today. Some Dai boys go to the monasteries for Buddhist practice and study as a necessary requirement for future marriage. Tibetan families take pride in sending boys to become monks. On the first and fifteenth day of each lunar month, the Bai and Naxi villagers go to monasteries to worship Buddha by burning incense. In this way, Buddhism remains influential upon Yunnan. The world-famous ancient Buddhist relics of the Three Pagodas in Dali, the grottoes in Jianchuan and the Sungtzeling Monastery in Shangri-La (Zhongdian), are testament to this.

The ethnic people of Yunnan are very good at expressing their culture through folk songs and dances. The exciting Bawangbian dance of the Bai people; the melodious classical music of the Naxi people; the Guozhuang dance of the Tibetan people; and the delicate Peacock dance of the Dai people, to name just a few. These rich cultural traditions are also reflected in their ethnic costumes and traditional architecture.

As a Chinese saying goes, “Peoples are fostered by the very land they inhabit”. The fertile land of Yunnan helps foster the unique life style and artistic spirit of its ethnic people. This beautiful and charming place has spectacular and picturesque scenery of high mountains, great rivers, vast grasslands, and plateau lakes. Beautiful examples include the surging Tiger Leaping Gorge of the Yangtze, the rippling waters of Lake Erhai in Dali, the Meili |Snow Mountain and the tropical rain forests in the south.

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China Brilliance Tours International (website: http://www.chinabrilliancetours.com; http://www.chinanewtours.com) is an International tour operator consisting of a group of professionals in Tourism. They have specialized in the past several decades in serving tourists as well as business clients who visit and travel in China from throughout the world, including Europe, North America, Latin America, Oceania, Asia, etc. With a consistent performance of averagely over 10 thousand customers per year in the past decade, they have become one of the international tour operators with the biggest foreign business in terms of number of foreign customers in China; and have won a very good reputation from their clients both domestic and abroad as well as other fraternities in this field.

China Brilliance Tours International provides a variety of types of tour products that could well satisfy various demands of customers from all over the world, including: Group Travel with Planned Schedule, Regular Tours, FIT, Business Trip, Honeymoon Trip, Yangtze River Cruise by the Three Gorges, Tibet travel, Silk Road Travel, as well as various types of Incentive Groups and Special High-Class Groups.

In China Brilliance Tours International, with their expertise and abundant experiences in China tours, as well as their great professionalism and responsibility in Tourism, all our members will help design the best tailor-made trips for every single customer who visits and travels to China. Moreover, the enthusiastic and high-qualified services from our professional guides will ensure every single customer a pleasant and satisfying experience in their China visit.

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Plan a Travel to China - Where to go & what to see?

Assuming you're traveling to China, you'll discover that you won't see everything you want to see on a single trip.

On your first travel to China, the must-visit cities are Beijing, Xi'an, Guilin, Suzhou and Shanghai plus Chongqing where to board Yangtze River Cruise, and the must-see attractions are: in Beijing: the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Tian'anmen Square, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, Hutong tour, 2008 Olympic Site, and Silk Alley for shopping, Peking roast duck for local flavor and Peking Opera for evening entertainment; in Xi'an: Terra Cotta Army, Giant Wild-goose Pagoda and Shaanxi Provincial Museum; in Guilin and Yangshuo: Li River cruise to Yangshuo through mountains and hills, Elephant Trunk Hill, Reed-flute Cave, Western Street and maybe sky-open opera on Li River; in Shanghai: the Bund, Yuyuan Garden, Town-god Temple Bazaar and Shanghai Museum; in Suzhou: Suzhou gardens, cruise on the Grand Canal, silk mill; and, on Yangtze Cruise to see the amazing Three Gauges: Wu, Xiling and Qutang Gorge.

For experienced travelers to China, you may choose deeper travel destinations to: Shanxi to see real central China's tradition and culture; Tibet to foot on the World Roof; Yunnan in Southwest China to see Lijiang and Dali; or just choose expanded places next to major cities such as Wolong near Chengdu to see the Giant Panda in the National Nature Reserve and participate in a volunteer program; Chengde Mountain Resort near Beijing, Mt. Huangshan near Shanghai, Jiuzhaigou near Chengdu.

Consulting with a China tour consultant for your trip planning is a smart thing to do because you've got to make sure everything is covered. Feel free to contact a travel operator for a detailed consultation on China tours, or just click here for more information about China Tour Packages.

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Lansing is a city in Illinois.

Understand
Lansing is a village in Illinois, Cook County. Located only 7 miles from the Chicago city limits.

Get in
Lansing Municipal Airport ~ Midway International Airport ~ O'Hare International Airport ~ Greyhound Bus ~ Amtrack Rail ~ CTA/Pace Public Bus ~ Metra Rail

Eat

 * Italian Cuisine

Sleep

 * Sleep Inn Hotel, centrally located in Lansing near Chicago, Indiana and Michigan for the sensible traveler. Conveniently located near popular destinations including Riverboat Casino Gambling, convention centers, auto racetracks and First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre.
 * Located near Interstate 80 and Interstate 94, this Lansing hotel provides easy access to Downtown Chicago, McCormick Place (America's premier convention facility) and Midway Airport. Navigating to Chicago is easy, thanks to transportation like Metra Electric (IC) Rail, public buses and taxi services. If flying by private plane, land at the Lansing Municipal Airport.
 * Many restaurants ranging from casual atmosphere to fine dining are close to the hotel. Many cultural attractions include The Center for Visual and Performing Arts, Country Club Hills Amphitheater and the Center for the Performing Arts Governors State University.
 * Several organizations within the area include BP Amoco, Accor Mittal, First Baptist Church-Hammond, Ford Motor Company (Assembly/Stamping plants) and NB Coatings.
 * Includes amenities: •Free daily continental breakfast buffet •Free local calls •Free USA Today •Free wireless Internet •Fitness center
 * Every room features a work area, spacious shower stall, hair dryers, coffee maker, iron and ironing board. Refrigerators are available upon request. Non-smoking rooms are also available. Pet friendly hotel, call hotel for details.

 * The Comfort Suites® hotel is conveniently located four blocks from the River Oaks Mall and 30 minutes from downtown Chicago. This Lansing hotel is 15 miles from Midway International Airport and seven miles from the Riverboat Casino. Other area attractions and businesses include U.S. Cellular Field, McCormick Place, First Baptist Church of Hammond, Harborside International Golf Center, the First Midwest Bank Ampitheater, the Ford Motor Company, Bee Chemical and BP Amoco.

The hotel is located near a variety of specialty restaurants, theaters and shops. There is also a 24-hour restaurant within two miles of the hotel. Some area restaurants will deliver to the hotel. Guests of this Lansing hotel are invited to enjoy special amenities including free continental breakfast, free local calls, free weekday newspaper, fitness center and indoor heated pool.

For business travelers, the hotel provides modern convenience like computer hook-ups, high-speed Internet access and copy and fax services.

In addition to standard amenities, all rooms are equipped with microwaves, refrigerators and coffee makers. Double sleeper sofas are available in king rooms. The hotel also offers interior corridors, non-smoking rooms and bus parking.

The perfect location and convenient access to area attractions make the Comfort Suites hotel the perfect place for both business and leisure travelers. The hotel staff looks forward to serving everyone visiting the Lansing area.

Contact
Village of Lansing 3141 Ridge Rd. Lansing Il 60438

general@villageoflansing.org ~ 708-895-7200

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Hi, This is me..... my passion is travelling and ravelling to offbeat places. I am on wikivoyage for gaining and imparting my little knowledge of travel in India

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Hello I'm Chris Playll.

I was born in Brighton, but have lived in London for the past 40 years, currently in Ruislip.

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Hi. I live in Birmingham and I've created articles on Sparkbrook and Moseley.

I made edits using IP addresses 83.105.123.18 and 83.104.185.49 before I created my user account.

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User:(WT-en) ChrisCroome

I have loads of holiday photos that are available under the Creative Commons Share Alike License — feel free to use them to illustrate this site!

You can contact me at [mailto:chris@croome.net chris@croome.net].

Other wiki sites I have accounts on include: Wikipedia | Indymedia

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User:(WT-en) ChrisDHDR

See my Wikipedia page.
 * (WT-en) ChrisDHDR 10:03, 30 October 2007 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Chris H

I'm Chris Hadley. Most of the time you can find me at, where I work. But I think Wikivoyage is pretty awesome, too. So you may see me editing here from time to time, too, usually when I'm planning trip somewhere.

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User:(WT-en) ChrisiMarr

Travel guidebooks

 * Wikivoyage Helsinki (on Amazon)
 * Wikivoyage Singapore (on Amazon)

[Travel photography]

 * Africa: Zambia

 * Asia: Cambodia China India Indonesia Hong Kong Japan Laos Malaysia Maldives Singapore South Korea Thailand Vietnam

 * Europe: Belgium Cyprus Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Hungary Italy Malta Norway Slovenia Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom

 * Middle East: Egypt Israel Jordan Palestine Saudi Arabia Tunisia Turkey United Arab Emirates

 * North America and the Caribbean: Bahamas Canada Puerto Rico United States

 * Oceania: Australia

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User:(WT-en) Chris j wood

I'm Chris Wood.

I come from Huddersfield, went to college in Nottingham and now live in Reading, all of which are in England. Somewhere along the way I've worked in Lille, Brussels, Hong Kong, Egypt, Glasgow, Atlanta and the Silicon Valley. On a more relaxed basis I have visited Australia, Bermuda, Thailand, Singapore, New York City and parts of France, Germany, Spain and Switzerland.

Besides my contributions to WikiTravel, I also contribute to Wikipedia as chris_j_wood and I edit the website Trips By Train, which presents a set of trips possible by rail.

Work In Progress
National Grid (Britain)

Sandbox
User:(WT-en) Chris j wood/Sandbox

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User:(WT-en) Chris j wood/Sandbox

Here are some uk travel times:

Road.

Belfast Birmingham Cardiff Edinburgh Glasgow 7h15 London 4h00 Manchester

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User:(WT-en) Chrismccoll

I am a writer, researcher and photographer living in Barcelona, Spain. I run a Chinese language school with my wife Bo and we have a 5-year-old son Thomas.

I am interested in:

- China's ethnic minorities. - Photography. - Travel. - Music. - Nature. - Religions.

If you want to see some of my work you can visit one of my blogs:

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User:(WT-en) Chrisportelli

Hello and welcome to my userpage. I am from Gozo, Malta. Check my user page on the Maltese Wikipedia, by clicking here

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User:(WT-en) Chris Roy

See instead my Wikipedia profile.

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User:(WT-en) Chris Sayles

Bold text Hi Im Chris Sayles, I was born in foxton, New Zealand and grew up in my home town of shannon which is in the Horowhenua region of North Island New Zealand. I would like to provide informaton on Foxton, Shannon North Island NZ, Rakaia South Island NZ and also contribute info from my travel to the Ilocos Sur region of the Philippines.

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User:(WT-en) Christian B

I'm Finnish and I come from the Vaasa area in the region of Ostrobothnia, but nowadays I live in a Helsinki suburb. A journalist by trade. Wikivoyage is a wonderful idea.

My travels have taken me mainly to different places in Europe so far: Estonia, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Russia, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy and Greece.

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User:(WT-en) Christian Mietz

Ich bin bekennender Niedersachse aus der Lueneburger Heide und zog nach Abitur, Bundeswehrzeit und Studium, als Taucher in die Welt hinaus... Das Zeitfenster der letzten 30 Jahre beinhaltet einige der schoensten Tauchreviere unserer Erde, Buchveroeffentlichungen zum Thema tropische Unterwasserwelt, Wracks im Roten Meer und Tauchreisen, Artikel- und Bildveroeffentlichungen, 6 herrliche Jahre auf den Malediven, 15 Jahre im Freistaat Bayern - man hoere und staune, auch dort habe ich mich "sauwohl" gefuehlt und viele wertvolle Freunde gefunden - und jetzt bin ich seit 16 Jahren auf Ko Lanta an der wunderschoenen Andamanen See in Suedthailand. Wer haette das von einem "alten Weltenbummler" gedacht....

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User:(WT-en) ChristinaBooth

I am interested in the web, travel, photography and nature. The world is beautiful - we have the choice to change it for better or worse.

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User:(WT-en) Christopherdunlap

My name is Christopher William Dunlap, and I am from Perth-Andover, New Brunswick, Canada originally. I have a bachelor's degree in Business from the University of New Brunswick.

During 2004-2005 I taught conversational English to children in Kwanak-Gu, Seoul, South Korea.

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User:(WT-en) Christopher Mann McKay

My Wikipedia userpage

Articles created

 * San Diego/Marina

Vegan food in San Diego
(excluding soups, salads, side orders, and appetizers)

Vegan options
Hilcrest Little Italy (downtown)
 * Arrivedeci Restorante
 * Trattoria Fantastica
 * Capellini Al Pomodoro $10.95
 * Angel hair pasta with fresh tomatoes, basil and garlic

 * Mimmo's Italian Village (NOT RECOMMENDED)
 * Eggplant Parmigiana $12.00
 * Oven baked eggplant on a bed of pasta and marinara

 * Buon Appetito
 * Fetuccine Primavera $10.95
 * Fresh seasonal vegetables in a cream or tomato sauce (choose tomato)

East Village (downtown)

 * Taco Del Mar
 * Vegan Mondo Burrito $6.00
 * Custom: rice, guacamole, salsa, lettuce, cabbage, cilantro, lime, a variety of beans; tortillas, a choice flour and whole wheat.

 * Asti Ristorante
 * Pennette Vegetariane - $14.95
 * Quills pasta penne with green onions, extra virgin olive oil, garlic seasonal vegetables in light marinara sauce.

 * Trattoria la Bocca
 * Capellini Primavers - $10.50
 * Light tomato sauce and mixed vegetables

 * Trattoria La Strada
 * Fettuccine Pomodoro E Basilico - $10.95
 * Homemade Fettuccine pasta tossed with fresh tomato sauce, basil, garlic and extra virgin olive oil
 * Penne Alla Carretierra - $10.95
 * Tube shaped pasta sauteed with garlic, parsley, hot chilli pepper, tomato sauce, and extra virgin olive oil
 * Fettucine Ai Funghi - $12.95
 * Homemade fettuccine with Shitake and Porcini mushrooms, garlic, parsley and extra virgin olive oil

Norml Heights
 * Jyoti Bihanga
 * PLB Burger $6.95
 * Patty make from scratch with lettuce, organic sprouts, tomato, pickles and tofu-tamari sauce
 * BBQ Mock Duck Sandwich $6.95
 * Mock duck sautéed with homemade BBQ sauce served on bread with lettuce, tomato and sprouts
 * Thai Stir Fry $9.95
 * Garden vegetables, organic tofu and nuts in a Thai peanut sauce. Served with a scoop of steamed brown rice.
 * Blue Plate Special $7.95
 * Fresh steamed vegetables over brown rice with tofu-tamari sauce and organic 9-grain toasted bread. Add tofu or tempeh for $1.00
 * Hummos Wrap $6.95
 * Fresh homemade hummos wrapped with grated carrots, cucumbers, lettuce and tomato

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User:(WT-en) Christopher-rojas

I love traveling and exploring wildlife.

Thanks Christopher Rojas

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User:(WT-en) Christopher S. Penn

Biography
Christopher S. Penn is the Chief Technology Officer of Edvisors, the creators of the Student loan Network and web site designer for the more than 130 sites in the Edvisors Network. His most recent focus has been on exploring open source solutions to complex business problems.

He has lived in a number of regions in the United States of America, including:
 * Pennsylvania
 * New Jersey
 * Massachusetts
 * New York

Overall, he has traveled to 38 of America's 50 states, and two of its protectorates. He is a first-generation American, immigrated from Korea in 1976. Recent travels have been around Massachusetts.

Christopher is proud to be an American, but reminds himself, his countrymen, and travelers around the world of Mark Twain's famous words:

"Loyalty to the country, always. Loyalty to the government, only when it deserves it." Please don't judge every American by the actions of our government. More than half of us didn't vote for it in the last election.

To contribute, consider visiting his latest pet project, Restorative Bodywork.

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User:(WT-en) Chriswaterguy

Mainly active at Appropedia, the sustainability wiki. I've traveled a little bit in Asia, mainly Indonesia, as part of my interest in sustainability and international development.

I'd like to see articles on such things as green travel, eco-tourism and carbon offsets. Perhaps Wikivoyage could do some joint work with Appropedia - e.g. see Appropedia's Eco-tourism page.

Travel philosophy
As I work on an unfunded non-profit, I'm traveling on a very tight budget. Thus I find CouchSurfing great (my profile) - other hospitality sites haven't grabbed me as much. I've joined Help Exchange, very cheap, and plan to use that to travel in Australia, working 3 or 4 hours a day in exchange for accomodation, sometimes food, and internet. And perhaps best of all, it will give me a chance to stay on permaculture farms and other cool places. I may join WWOOF if I decide I need more choices.

This is not just a way of travel imposed by a budget, though. This is a way of traveling and meeting people that appeals to me, and sits well with my philosophy of simple living and seeking new experiences.

Travel plans
I'm looking forward to spending time in the USA in 2008, as well as visiting Indonesia (yet again), maybe Iceland, and also hopefully Alexandria for Wikimania 2008. Europe will be an even bigger stretch for the finances, so I'm not thinking about that right now.

Multi-licensing
If you can isolate the sentences & paragraphs that I've written, you can use them under CC-by or GFDL, as well as the standard Wikivoyage license:

 * All content on Wikivoyage is available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0 license. The author of this content has also granted you permission to use the content under a different license (see dual licensing for details), if you so choose.

 * Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. See the full text of the GNU Free Documentation License for details.

 * Permission is also granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the CC-by license - I'll work out later how to add the CC-by mark on a wiki.

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User:(WT-en) Chromancer

Chrome romance. Ex-Navy college dropout with encyclopedic knowledge of worthless trivia seeks argumentative, drug-free female who will share his obsession with cocktails, college football, Lost Generation writers and Nineties college rock.

Etc.

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User:(WT-en) C. hsiao

蕭景燈 台灣 彰化人 台大機械系 衛道中學

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User:ChubbyWimbus

Places I Have Visited
I have been to:
 * United States - Many cities throughout the country, particularly in Pennsylvania, but also Ohio, New York, Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, South Dakota, Wyoming, Kansas
 * Canada - Toronto, Niagara Falls
 * Japan - All prefectures
 * China - Beijing, Wuhan, Wudang Mountains, Shanghai, Jingdezhen, Wuyuan

Travel Wishlist
Some of the top places I wish to visit:

Asia:
 * China: Xian, Leshan, Chengdu, Turpan
 * Japan: Misasa, Minamiashigara, Okuwa, Shobara, Nemuro, Kagamino, Kunisaki, Niimi, Hitoyoshi
 * South Korea: Gyeongju
 * India: Agra, Delhi, Varanasi, Chennai
 * Indonesia: Borobudur, Prambanan, Yogyakarta
 * Thailand: Bangkok
 * Cambodia: Angkor
 * North Korea

Africa:
 * Ethiopia: Aksum, Lalibela
 * Ghana
 * South Africa: Cape Town
 * Tanzania
 * Kenya

Middle East:
 * Egypt: Cairo, Abu Simbel
 * Iran

Europe:
 * Russia: Moscow, Saint Petersburg
 * Vatican City

Americas
 * United States: Taos, Grand Canyon
 * Canada: Vancouver

My list is so perfect that User:(WT-en) Pennyliz1 has copied it as her own, along with content from other user pages...

Projects
Star Articles
 * Okayama

Featured Projects:
 * Hagi (April 2024 Off the Beaten Path)
 * Kurashiki (September 2017 Off the Beaten Path)
 * Kyoto (March 2016 Destination of the Month)
 * Franklin (September 2010 Off the Beaten Path)
 * Okayama (August 2009 Destination of the Month)

I've focused much of my time on improving:
 * Okayama
 * Tottori
 * Kyoto
 * Tsuyama
 * Kochi

I'm also working on:
 * Chugoku
 * Matsue
 * Izumo
 * Oda
 * Wuhan
 * Takamatsu
 * Kurashiki
 * Okayama Prefecture
 * Pittsburgh
 * Erie Region

I've recently finished updating all Japanese prefectural capitals to usable status.

I have also been researching things to "See" in less represented areas (mostly in Africa). So far, I've added to Luanda, Kingston, Accra, Kumasi, Dar es Salaam, Addis Ababa, Gondar, and Mombasa.

Created Pages: I created pages for Shimanto City, Nishiawakura, Shinjo, Franklin, Tsuyama, Itoman, Ibara, Soja, Tarui, Yamanashi, Yurihama, Takahashi, Hokuei, Hirakata, Niimi, Nagi, and Daisen. I've got Franklin, Nishiawakura and Tsuyama to guide status.

Itineraries: Chugoku 33 Kannon Temple Pilgrimage - I translated it, and I've been to some of the temples, but hopefully someone who has done it will be able to add more to it. Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossoms Spots

Hirosaki Park is where Hirosaki Castle, one of only twelve original castles remaining in the country, is located. The castle grounds contain approximately 2600 trees. It's one of the best places in the region to see cherry blossoms. The Cherry Blossom Festival, held from the end of April through early May, is considered to be the best in the nation.

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User:(WT-en) Chuck SMITH

I am the founder of the Esperanto Wikipedia and am trying to get an Esperanto edition of WikiTravel moving.

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User:(WT-en) Chuck the grey

''This page is for discussing the corresponding article or guide. For questions, comments, or personal stories about this destination or topic, visit Wikivoyage Extra. For more about using talk pages check out Project:Using talk pages.''

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User:(WT-en) Chuhao1998

My name is Chuhao Ye. I'm from Beijing, CHina. I was immigraed to United States in 2000. My sister, Jessica was born in 2002. We went to China this year, 2011.

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User:(WT-en) Chupacabra

chupacabras are really cool

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User:(WT-en) Chuuumus

This is my Wikivoyage page.

I went to Poland in May of 2006.

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User:(WT-en) Chwalters

Baughurst

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User:(WT-en) Ciaranc

Comments
Leave a message on my talk page for specific info. on Letterkenny and Donegal in general and I'll try to help.

i have visited, among other places England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Channel Islands, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Canary islands, Majorca, Turkey and the Netherlands.

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User:(WT-en) CIAWorldFactbook2002

This is a placeholder user for importing data from the CIA World Factbook 2002. See Project:CIA World Factbook 2002 import for more info.

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User:(WT-en) Cicci

Bonjour! Je suis Cicci.....hihihihihi!

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User:(WT-en) Cinzoo man

hey I am trying to get zoo articles created(WT-en) Cinzoo man 12:16, 17 October 2011 (EDT) Please join

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User:(WT-en) Cire

Contact me by leaving a message on my talk page or email MailCire[ä]gmail.com.

I'm located in Central Europe.

Docent
I am a docent.

Feel free to contact me, I am very farmiliar with these places as I have lived/live in them:
 * Milwaukee
 * Vienna

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User:(WT-en) Citikiwi

About Me
I like cities, yep, that's me. I love cities for their skylines, sizes, numbers, freeways, bridges, boulevards, history, lights and purpose. My favorites are KL, JB, LA, HK, Wellington and Macao.

Contact Me
I am on Hotmail if you would like to contact me, my address is Jeff_the_Maori_aw@Hotmail.com

Remember, Hastings rocks and Napier does not.

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User:(WT-en) Citygbg.se

Citygbg.se is a page for tourists with answers on questions you usually don't find on the tourist bureau. We are trying to show you what to do when arrived here. We also suggest taking the local buses, tram and boats for an affordable price. You also get a few tips on pubs, restaurants, bed & breakfast and hotel in the city of Gothenburg. We also made a community or destinations forum where you are welcome to submit some pictures and a story about your visit to Sweden or somewhere else in the world.

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User:(WT-en) Cityoto

www.cityotokiralama.com

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User:(WT-en) Cityskyline

Would just like to share info from time to time....

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User:Cjensen~enwikivoyage

Colin Jensen (mailto:cjensen@acm.org)

I live in Fremont, California, which is the largest city in the Bay Area most people have never heard of. I used to live in Berkeley, which is a much smaller nearby city which is somewhat better known.

 * Article templates: region city dab
 * My sandbox
 * Messages to anons I've sent that should be removed after awhile to avoid sending to a different user.
 * Reminders to myself about image copyrights.
 * Spellcheckers from hell that I've tried.

Projects

 * Automatic Hotel Entry Generator
 * User:(WT-en) Hotelmakerbot - A robot for updating hotel entries.

My Todo List

 * Enhance the Automatic Hotel Entry Generator to process additional hotel websites.
 * Update the Automatic Hotel Entry Generator again -- it has to be redone every six months or so to account for hotel website changes.
 * Rerun the Generator. It takes a week or two to complete.
 * Consider initiating discussions of additional features that could be added to the Hotelmakerbot
 * Work on a MediaWiki interface library for Qt.
 * Write a Mono Lake region article. Needs research for camping and all the variety of sites to see in the region.
 * Smaller Owens Valley cities.

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 * User talk:63.108.178.2 -- (WT-en) Colin 14:02, 11 May 2006 (EDT)
 * User talk:130.111.98.83 -- (WT-en) Colin 20:57, 14 July 2006 (EDT)
 * User talk:72.227.80.69 -- (WT-en) Colin 20:57, 14 July 2006 (EDT)
 * User talk:169.244.99.10 -- (WT-en) Colin 20:57, 14 July 2006 (EDT)
 * User talk:72.252.49.202 -- (WT-en) Colin 23:46, 21 November 2006 (EST)
 * User talk:88.105.44.84 -- (WT-en) Colin 18:07, 21 January 2007 (EST)
 * User talk:69.237.226.121 -- (WT-en) Colin 14:07, 26 January 2007 (EST)
 * User talk:70.119.132.21 -- (WT-en) Colin 00:00, 7 May 2007 (EDT)
 * User talk:76.20.113.238 -- (WT-en) Colin 13:42, 15 October 2007 (EDT)

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 * User talk:(WT-en) Blacksapphire -- (WT-en) Colin 21:40, 11 October 2006 (EDT)
 * User talk:(WT-en) Pinofusi -- (WT-en) Colin 13:57, 26 January 2007 (EST)

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User:Cjensen~enwikivoyage/project/hotelmaker

I've written a script to scrape the websites of some major hotel chains to all the info needed to create a Wikivoyage accomodation listing.

I have big, unrealistic, and totally unrealized plans for this tool. Right now it does the following:
 * 1) Scrapes major chains
 * 2) Emits a wiki-formatted list of entries

I eventually hope to do the following too:
 * 1) Scrape Wikivoyage to figure out the correct name for a city.  For example, is it Newark or Newark (California)?
 * 2) Keep a database of entries.
 * 3) Keep track of which entries have been inserted into articles so as to avoid re-adding them later if someone deletes them (see Project:Avoid negative reviews).
 * 4) Be able to update entries if web site changes or whatever.
 * 5) If someone adds descriptive text, be able to merge changes in and respect the human-added text
 * 6) Be able to add a new hotel chain, and emit just the entries for that chain
 * 7) If the number of entries gets out of hand (Las Vegas), be able to randomly select a few automatically.

If anyone wants access to the current list for a particular state, please ask and I'll upload it. But for the sake of my future dreams for the hotel program, I ask that you please copy entries verbatim. If the list for a particular city is large, it's fine if you just copy some of the entries, just don't change the entries if you can help it.

Requests for Comments
Please feel free to make comments about all this stuff on the talk page. I'm especially interested in:
 * 1) Is the formatting correct.
 * 2) Let me know about any bogosity in the data

Data
please copy entries verbatim (see explaination for why above)

Consider clicking on the website entry for each hotel you add and verifying that the website, phone, and address are correct.

 * Alabama
 * Alaska
 * Arizona
 * Arkansas
 * California

 * Colorado
 * Connecticut
 * Delaware
 * Florida
 * Georgia

 * Hawaii
 * Idaho
 * Illinois
 * Indiana
 * Iowa

 * Kansas
 * Kentucky
 * Louisiana
 * Maine
 * Maryland

 * Massachusetts
 * Michigan
 * Minnesota
 * Mississippi
 * Missouri

 * Montana
 * Nebraska
 * Nevada
 * New Hampshire
 * New Jersey

 * New Mexico
 * New York
 * North Carolina
 * North Dakota
 * Ohio

 * Oklahoma
 * Oregon
 * Pennsylvania
 * Rhode Island
 * South Carolina

 * South Dakota
 * Tennessee
 * Texas
 * Utah
 * Vermont

 * Virginia
 * Washington
 * West Virginia
 * Wisconsin
 * Wyoming


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User:Cjensen~enwikivoyage/project/hotelmaker/Alabama

Abbeville or Abbeville (Alabama)

 * Best Western Abbeville Inn, 1237 US Highway 431 S, +1 334 585-5060, Fax: +1 334 585-5060,.

Alexander City or Alexander City (Alabama)

 * Best Western Horseshoe Inn, 3146 Highway 280, +1 256 234-6311, Fax: +1 256 234-6314,.
 * Comfort Inn, 2945 Hwy 280, +1 256 234-5900,.

Andalusia or Andalusia (Alabama)

 * Best Western Andalusia Inn, 305 W Bypass, +1 334 222-9999, Fax: +1 334 222-4551,.

Athens (Alabama)

 * Best Western Athens Inn, 1329 US Highway 72 E, +1 256 233-4030, Fax: +1 256 233-4554,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 16074 Athens-limestone Blvd., +1 256 232-7931,.

Atmore or Atmore (Alabama)

 * Best Western of Atmore, 6141 Highway 21, +1 251 368-8182, Fax: +1 251 368-1035,.

Auburn (Alabama)

 * Auburn Microtel Inn & Suites, 2174 South College Street, +1 334 826-1444, Fax: +1 334 826-5456,.
 * Best Western University Convention Center, 1577 S College Street, +1 334 821-7001, Toll-free: +1 800 282-8763, Fax: +1 334 821-7008,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 2013 South College St, +1 334 502-1090,.

Bessemer or Bessemer (Alabama)

 * Best Western Hotel & Suites, 5041 Academy Ln, +1 205 481-1950, Fax: +1 205 481-2597,.
 * Fairfield Inn & Suites Birmingham Bessemer, 4980 Academy Court, +1 205 277-1700,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 5001 Academy Ln, +1 205 424-2600,.
 * Motel 6 Birmingham - Bessemer, 1000 Shiloh Lane, +1 205 426-9646, Fax: +1 205 426-9305,.

Birmingham (Alabama)
.
 * America's Best Inn & Suites, 9225 Roebuck Parkway East, +1 205 836-5400, Fax: +1 205 833-4561,.
 * Best Western Carlton Suites, 140 State Farm Pkwy, +1 205 940-9990, Toll-free: +1 800 213-0079, Fax: +1 205 940-9930,
 * Best Western Mountain Brook, 4627 Highway 280 S, +1 205 991-9977, Fax: +1 205 995-0570,.
 * Best Western Riverchase Inn, 1800 Riverchase Drive, +1 205 985-7500, Fax: +1 205 733-8122, . No longer BW.
 * Best Western Birmingham Airport Hotel, 5216 Messer Airport Highway, +1 205 591-7900, Fax: +1 205 591-6004, . No Longer BW.
 * Birmingham Marriott, 3590 Grandview Parkway, +1 205 968-3775, Fax: +1 205 968-3742,.
 * Birmingham Microtel Inn, 251 Summit Parkway, +1 205 945-5550, Fax: +1 205 945-8823,.
 * Candlewood Suites, 600 Corporate Ridge Drive, +1 205 991-0272,.
 * Courtyard Birmingham Colonnade, 4300 Colonnade Parkway, +1 205 967-4466, Fax: +1 205 967-2499,.
 * Courtyard Birmingham Downtown UAB, 1820 5th Avenue South, +1 205 254-0004, Fax: +1 205 254-8001,.
 * Fairfield Inn Birmingham Inverness, 707 Key Drive, +1 205 991-1055, Fax: +1 205 991-2066,.
 * Holiday Inn, 5000 Richard Arrington Blvd., +1 205 591-6900,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 156 Resource Center Pkwy., +1 205 776-6370,.
 * Motel 6, 151 Vulcan Road, +1 205 942-9414, Fax: +1 942 942-9499,.
 * Residence Inn Birmingham Homewood, 50 State Farm Parkway, +1 205 943-0044, Fax: +1 205 943-0668,.
 * Residence Inn Birmingham Inverness, 3 Greenhill Pkwy, at US Hwy280, +1 205 991-8686, Fax: +1 205 991-8729,.
 * Rime Garden Inn & Suites, 5320 Beacon Drive, +1 205 951-1200, Toll-free: +1 888 828-1768, Fax: +1 205 951-1692,.
 * TownePlace Suites Birmingham Homewood, 500 Wildwood Circle, +1 205 943-0114, Fax: +1 205 943-0115,.

Calera or Calera (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express, 357 Hwy 304, +1 205 668-3641,.

Chickasaw or Chickasaw (Alabama)

 * America's Best Inn, 370 W. Lee St., +1 251 457-4006, Fax: +1 251 457-4006,.

Clanton or Clanton (Alabama)

 * Best Western Inn, 801 Bradberry Ln, +1 205 280-1006, Fax: +1 205 280-1387,.
 * Holiday Inn Express, 815 Bradberry Lane, +1 205 280-1880,.

Cottondale or Cottondale (Alabama)

 * Tuscaloosa Microtel Inn, 6331 Interstate Dr., +1 205 556-1555, Fax: +1 205 556-9722,.

Cullman or Cullman (Alabama)

 * Best Western Fairwinds Inn, 1917 Commerce Avenue NW, +1 256 737-5009, Toll-free: +1 888 559-0549, Fax: +1 256 737-5009,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 2052 Hays Drive, +1 256 736-1906,.

Daphne or Daphne (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 29725 Woodrow Ln., +1 251 621-1223,.
 * Mobile/Daphne Microtel Inn & Suites, 29050 U.S. Highway 98, +1 251 621-7807, Fax: +1 251 625-1252,.

Decatur (Alabama)

 * Best Western River City Hotel, 1305 Front Avenue SW, +1 256 301-1388, Fax: +1 256 355-8775,.
 * Courtyard Decatur, 1209 Courtyard Circle, +1 256 355-4446, Fax: +1 256 355-1793,.
 * Decatur Microtel Inn & Suites, 2226 Beltline Road SW, +1 256 301-9995, Fax: +1 256 301-9742,.
 * Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites, 1101 6th Ave North, +1 256 355-3150,.

Demopolis or Demopolis (Alabama)
289-2688,.
 * Best Western Two Rivers Hotel & Suites, 662 US Hwy 80 W, +1 334 289-2611, Fax: +1 334
 * Holiday Inn Express, 943 Highway 80 West, +1 334 289-9595,.

Dothan or Dothan (Alabama)

 * Best Western Dothan Inn & Suites, 3285 Montgomery Highway, +1 334 793-4376, Fax: +1 334 793-7720,.
 * Courtyard Dothan, 3040 Ross Clark Circle, +1 334 671-3000, Fax: +1 334 671-1356,.
 * Days Inn, 3071 Ross Clark Circle, +1 334 671-3700,.
 * Fairfield Inn Dothan, 3038 Ross Clark Circle SW, +1 334 671-0100, Fax: +1 334 671-8608,.
 * Holiday Inn, 2195 Ross Clark Circle, Se, +1 334 794-8711,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 4002 Ross Clark Circle, +1 334 699-6868, Fax: +1 334 699-6869,.
 * Motel 6, 2907 Ross Clark Circle Southwest, +1 334 793-6013, Fax: +1 334 793-2377,.

Enterprise or Enterprise (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 9 N. Pointe Blvd., +1 334 347-2211,.

Fairhope or Fairhope (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express, 19751 Greeno Rd., +1 251 928-9191,.

Florence (Alabama)

 * Marriott Shoals Hotel & Spa, 800 Cox Creek Parkway South, +1 256 246-3600, Toll-free: +1 800 593-6450, Fax: +1 256 246-3690,.

Foley or Foley (Alabama)

 * Best Western Riviera Inn, 1504 S McKenzie Street, +1 251 943-8600, Fax: +1 251 943-8600,.
 * Holiday Inn Express, 2682 South Mckenzie Street, +1 251 943-9100,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 3155 Abbey Lane, . Hotel scheduled to open late October 2008.

Fort Payne or Fort Payne (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 112 Airport Road West, +1 256 997-1020,.

Fultondale or Fultondale (Alabama)

 * Fairfield Inn & Suites Birmingham Fultondale/I-65, 1795 Morris Avenue, +1 205 849-8484, Fax: +1 205 849-7373,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 1733 Fulton Rd, +1 205 439-6300,.

Gadsden or Gadsden (Alabama)

 * Best Western Gadsden Inn & Suites, 205 Enterprise Drive, +1 256 570-0569, Fax: +1 256 570-6344,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 106 Walker Street, +1 256 691-0225,.
 * Motel 6, 1600 Rainbow Drive, +1 256 543-1105, Fax: +1 256 543-7836,.

Gardendale or Gardendale (Alabama)

 * Best Western Gardendale Inn, 842 Thompson Street, +1 205 631-1181, Fax: +1 205 631-1066,.
 * Birmingham-North/Gardendale Microtel Inn & Suites, 850 Odum Road, +1 205 631-6320, Fax: +1 205 631-6450,.

Greenville (Alabama)

 * Best Western Inn, 56 Cahaba Road, +1 334 382-9200, Fax: +1 334 382-9200,.

Gulf Shores or Gulf Shores (Alabama)

 * Best Western On The Beach, 337 E Beach Boulevard, +1 251 948-2711, Toll-free: +1 800 788-4557, Fax: +1 251 948-7339,.
 * Courtyard Gulf Shores Craft Farms, 3750 Gulf Shores Parkway, +1 251 968-1113, Toll-free: +1 800 360-9375, Fax: +1 251 968-1112,.
 * Gulf Shores Microtel Inn, 3600 Gulf Shores Parkway, +1 251 967-3000, Fax: +1 251 967-2363,.

Guntersville or Guntersville (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn, 2140 Gunter Ave, +1 256 582-2220,.

Homewood or Homewood (Alabama)

 * Courtyard Birmingham Homewood, 500 Shades Creek Parkway, +1 205 879-0400, Fax: +1 205 879-6324,.
 * Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites, 492 Wildwood Circle N, +1 205 942-6070, Fax: +1 205 942-6071, . Opens June 2008.

Hoover or Hoover (Alabama)

 * Courtyard Birmingham Hoover, 1824 Montgomery Highway South, +1 205 988-5000, Fax: +1 205 988-4659,.
 * Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa, 4000 Grand Ave, +1 205 916-7677, Toll-free: +1 800 593-6419, Fax: +1 205 945-8218,.

Huntsville (Alabama)

 * America's Best Inn, 1304 N. Memorial Parkway, +1 256 539-9671, Fax: +1 256 539-6514,.
 * Best Western Rocket City Inn & Suites, 6200 Torok Circle, +1 256 837-7412, Fax: +1 256 830-4978,.
 * Candlewood Suites, 201 Exchange Place, +1 256 830-8222,.
 * Courtyard Huntsville, 4804 University Drive, +1 256 837-1400, Fax: +1 256 837-3582,.
 * Fairfield Inn Huntsville, 1385 Enterprise Way, +1 256 971-0921, Fax: +1 256 971-2072,.
 * Holiday Inn, 9035 Madison Blvd, +1 256 772-7170,.
 * Holiday Inn, 401 Williams Avenue, +1 256 533-1400,.
 * Holiday Inn, 5903 University Dr., +1 256 830-0600,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 3808 University Drive, +1 256 721-1000,.
 * Huntsville Marriott, 5 Tranquility Base, +1 256 830-2222, Fax: +1 256 895-0904,.
 * Residence Inn Huntsville, 6305 Residence Inn Road, +1 256 895-0444, Fax: +1 256 895-9596,.

Irondale or Irondale (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 811 Old Grants Mill Road, +1 205 957-0555,.

Jackson (Alabama)

 * Best Western Suites, 3218 College Avenue, +1 251 246-6030, Fax: +1 251 246-6030,.

Jasper (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 202 Oak Hill Road, +1 205 302-0410,.

Luverne or Luverne (Alabama)

 *  Rutledge Inn, 1601 Montgomery Highway, +1 334 335-3050, Fax: +1 334 335-3050.

Madison (Alabama)

 * Motel 6 Huntsville - Madison, 8995 Madison Boulevard, PO Box 6123, +1 256 772-7479, Fax: +1 256 772-9771,.

Mobile or Mobile (Alabama)

 * Ashbury Hotel & Suites, 600 W I-65 Service Road S, +1 251 344-8030, Toll-free: +1 800 752-0398, Fax: +1 251 460-0470,.
 * Baymont Inn, 5634 Tillmans Corner Pkwy, +1 251 660-9978, Fax: +1 251 660-8053,.
 * Best Western Battleship Inn, 2701 Battleship Pkwy, +1 251 432-2703, Fax: +1 251 432-6111,.
 * Courtyard Mobile, 1000 South Beltline Highway, +1 251 344-5200, Fax: +1 251 341-0300,.
 * Fairfield Inn Mobile, 950-A West I-65 Service Road South, +1 251 316-0029, Fax: +1 251 316-0974,.
 * Holiday Inn, 301 Government Street, +1 251 694-0100, Fax: +1 251 694-0160,
 * Holiday Inn, 5465 Hwy 90 W (government Blvd), +1 251 666-5600,.
 * Mobile Marriott, 3101 Airport Blvd., +1 251 476-6400, Toll-free: +1 800 380-7971, Fax: +1 251 476-9360,.
 * Motel 6 Mobile North, 400 South Beltline Highway, +1 251 343-8448, Fax: +1 251 343-7502,.
 * Motel 6 Mobile West - Tillmans Corner, 5488 Inn Road, +1 251 660-1483, Fax: +1 251 660-7832,.
 * Renaissance Riverview Plaza Hotel Mobile, 64 South Water Street, Toll-free: +1 866 749-6069, Fax: +1 251 415-3060,.
 * Renaissance The Battle House, A Renaissance Hotel, 64 South Water Street, +1 251 415-3086, Fax: +1 251 415-0123,.
 * Residence Inn Mobile, 950 West I 65 Service Road South, +1 251 304-0570, Fax: +1 251 304-0580,.
 * TownePlace Suites Mobile, 1075 Montlimar Drive, +1 251 345-9588, Fax: +1 251 345-9589,.

Monroeville or Monroeville (Alabama)

 * Best Western Inn, 4419 S Alabama Avenue, +1 251 575-9999, Fax: +1 251 575-9117,.
 * Holiday Inn Express, 120 Hwy 21 S, +1 251 743-3333,.

Montgomery or Montgomery (Alabama)

 * America's Best Inn, 977 W. South Blvd., +1 334 288-5740, Fax: +1 334 286-0042,.
 * America's Best Inn, 5135 Carmichael Road, +1 334 270-9199, Fax: +1 334 270-9199,.
 * Best Western Hope Hull Inn, 7731 Slade Plaza Boulevard, +1 334 280-0306, Fax: +1 334 284-0909,.
 * Best Western Monticello Inn, 5837 Monticello Drive, +1 334 277-4442, Fax: +1 334 277-9669,.
 * Courtyard Montgomery, 5555 Carmichael Road, +1 334 272-5533, Fax: +1 334 279-0853,.
 * Fairfield Inn Montgomery, 5601 Carmichael Road, +1 334 270-0007, Fax: +1 334 270-0007,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 4273 Troy Highway, +1 334 281-6000,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 9250 Boyd-cooper Parkway, +1 334 271-5516,.
 * Lexington Hotel, 1185 Eastern Blvd, +1 334 272-0370,.
 * Motel 6, 1051 Eastern Boulevard, +1 334 277-6748, Fax: +1 334 277-9195,.
 * Residence Inn Montgomery, 1200 Hilmar Court, +1 334 270-3300, Fax: +1 334 260-0907,.
 * SpringHill Suites Montgomery, 1201 Townplace Drive, +1 334 409-9999, Fax: +1 334 409-0061,.
 * Staybridge Suites, 7800 Eastchase Parkway, +1 877 238-8889, Fax: +1 334 698-7707, . (Scheduled to open May 2008).
 * TownePlace Suites Montgomery, 5047 Carmichael Road, +1 334 396-5505, Fax: +1 334 396-5504,.

Muscle Shoals or Muscle Shoals (Alabama)

 * Best Western Fairwinds Inn, 2807 Woodward Avenue, +1 256 381-0236, Fax: +1 256 381-0236,.

Northport or Northport (Alabama)

 * Best Western Catalina Inn, 2015 McFarland Boulevard, +1 205 339-5200, Fax: +1 205 330-1335,.

Oneonta or Oneonta (Alabama)

 * Best Western Colonial Inn, 293 Valley Road, +1 205 274-2200, Fax: +1 205 274-2660,.

Opelika or Opelika (Alabama)

 * Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Ctr at Grand National, 3700 Sunbelt Pkwy, +1 334 741-9292, Fax: +1 334 741-9733,.
 * Best Western Auburn-Opelika Inn, 205 N 21st Street, +1 334 745-6293, Fax +1 334 745-7695,.
 * Motel 6, 1015 Columbus Parkway, +1 334 745-0988, Fax: +1 334 745-2589,.
 * Quality Inn, 1102 Columbus Parkway, +1 334 745-6331,.

Orange Beach or Orange Beach (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express, 24700 Perdido Beach Blvd, +1 251 974-1634,.

Oxford (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 160 Colonial Drive, +1 256 835-8768,.
 * Motel 6 Anniston-Oxford/Talladega Spdwy, 202 Grace Street, +1 256 831-5463, Fax: +1 256 831-5628,.

Pelham or Pelham (Alabama)

 * Best Western at Oak Mountain, 100 Bishop Circle, +1 205 982-1113, Fax: +1 205 982-0452,.
 * Holiday Inn Express, 260 Cahaba Valley Rd., +1 205 987-8888,.

Pell City or Pell City (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 240 Vaughn Lane, +1 205 884-0047,.

Phenix City or Phenix City (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 1702 US 280 Bypass, +1 706 507-7222, Fax: +1 706 507-7710, . Scheduled to open early July 2008.
 * Quality Inn, 1700 U.S. 280 Bypass, +1 334 298-9321, Fax: +1 334 297-3958,.

Point Clear or Point Clear (Alabama)

 * Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa, One Grand Boulevard, P.O. Box 639, +1 251 928-9201, Toll-free: +1 800 544-9933, Fax: +1 251 928-1149,.

Prattville or Prattville (Alabama)

 * Best Western Inn, 798 Business Park Drive, +1 334 361-2007, Fax: +1 334 361-2007,.
 * Holiday Inn, 2598 Cobbs Ford Rd, +1 334 285-3420,.
 * Montgomery Marriott Prattville Hotel & Conf Ctr at Capitol Hill, 2500 Legends Circle, +1 334 290-1235, Toll-free: +1 800 593-6429, Fax: +1 334 290-2222,.

Roanoke or Roanoke (Alabama)

 * Key West Inn, 2983 Highway 431, +1 334 863-2100, Fax: +1 334 863-6713,.

Saraland or Saraland (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express, 1111 Industrial Pkwy, +1 251 679-8880,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 1401 Industrial Pkwy, +1 228 868-1888, Fax: +1 228 867-2983, . Scheduled to open February 2009.

Selma (Alabama)

 * America's Best Value Inn, 1915 W Highland Avenue, +1 334 872-1900, Fax: +1 334 872-6635,.
 * Holiday Inn Express, 2000 Lincoln Way, +1 800 465-4329, Fax: +1 251 217-9052, . (Scheduled to open April 2008).

Sheffield (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn, Us 72 & 43, +1 256 381-4710,.

Sylacauga or Sylacauga (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 40743 Us 280, +1 256 249-2050,.

Thomasville (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express, 571 North Park Drive, +1 334 636-2000, . NO LONGER HIE

Troy (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn, Hwy 231 At Us 29 Troy Exit, +1 334 566-1150,.
 * Holiday Inn Express, Highway 231 @ Us 29, +1 334 670-0012,.

Trussville or Trussville (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 5911 Valley Road, +1 205 655-2700,.

Tuscaloosa or Tuscaloosa (Alabama)

 * Best Western Park Plaza Inn, 3801 McFarland Boulevard E, +1 205 556-9690, Toll-free: +1 800 235-7282, Fax: +1 205 561-0184,.
 * Courtyard Tuscaloosa, 4115 Courtney Drive, +1 205 750-8384, Fax: +1 205 750-8389,.
 * Fairfield Inn Tuscaloosa, 4101 Courtney Drive, +1 205 366-0900, Fax: +1 205 366-0967,.
 * Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 1120 Veterans Memorial Parkway, +1 205 464-4000,.
 * Motel 6, 4700 McFarland Boulevard East, +1 205 759-4942, Fax: +1 205 759-1093,.

Valley or Valley (Alabama)

 * Holiday Inn Express, 3645 55th Street, +1 334 756-2000,.