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Just to make our jobs a little easier. ;) -- (WT-en) Mark 16:20, 25 Jan 2006 (EST)

Spambot removing this top section
This top section keeps being removed by a strange automated spam-bot

What is it with that one spambot hitting this page and only this page!? Oh well, more grist for the spam filter mill... (WT-en) Jpatokal 09:16, 13 Nov 2005 (EST)

 * It's dumbfounding. You'd think that a bot would hit more pages; but you'd also think that a human being would eventually get a clue. Anyways, yeah, it all gets to the spam filter eventually. --(WT-en) Evan 10:07, 13 Nov 2005 (EST)

 * Seems like they like the top discussion on this page. I'll put this discussion at the top. Maybe that makes the situation clearer. Sorry for the distraction. Please see below for discussion of the Zurich article! -- (WT-en) Nojer2 14:44, 25 Jan 2006 (EST)

Zurich Hostel
I haven't been able to find it, neither online nor on foot. Perhaps we should list one of the other hostels for which we can get a phone number and stuff. Meanwhile I've added Martahaus, which does have hostel facilities. If anybody has stayed at the Zurich Hostel, maybe they can put it back with details.

 * Zurich Youth Hostel HI is far out of the city center. Forget it. The City Backpacker is located in the middle of the old town and very nice. It has mostly Backpacker guest. Self catering kitchen. Internet station. (it is near Martahaus http://www.city-backpacker.ch (with online reservations without extra fee or reservatiosn fees.

 * I've added the hostel back to the list. It is located near Bhf Wollishofen. So that's not really far out of the city. In good reach with the public transport. They have a page on the net (as all hostels do). The rooms are nice and price is good.

Weird unidentified characters
I'm seeing one or two weird unidentified characters after or before umlouts in this article. e.g. in the clubbing section it mentions the word: Fö�rrlibuckstrasse. The browser fails to identify them, and shows an error character instead. Not sure if I should fix this by deleting the unidentified character, or maybe my browser is causing me to miss something (both IE and firefox). -- (WT-en) Nojer2 06:53, 14 Jun 2005 (EDT)

 * I see Fö�rrlibuckstrasse too. It is a previous contributor's editing error. indicates a possible corruption. I think it should be Förrlibuckstrasse. -- (WT-en) Huttite 07:25, 14 Jun 2005 (EDT)

 * OK I also fixed it in the word 'caf�' and in the interlanguage link to 'de:z�rich' -- (WT-en) Nojer2 03:30, 16 Jun 2005 (EDT)

There's a new Zurich Hostel in the center of the old town, Limmatquai 88.1, the prices are, in comparaison, really cheap, so i added it. Sometimes it's called Zurich Hostel- Hostel Krone.

ZicZac Rock-Hotel
So, I can't find any info on the Zig-Zag, Zig-Zac, or "rock and roll" hotels in Zurich. I know the place exists, and it's a great one to recommend, but can some resident find the real name and address (and an URL, if possible)? --(WT-en) Evan 13:30, 6 Dec 2003 (PST)

 * URL of the ZicZac Rock-Hotel: http://www.ziczac.ch/rockhotel/index.html

Hotel Otter
Hotel Otter emailed me to say:

From:	"WuesteBar info-at-wueste.ch" To:	 Subject:	AW: Which rooms have ensuite shower/WC please? Date:	Mon, 22 Nov 2004 13:31:34 +0100

Hello ...my_name...

the appartment has a private shower but the toilet is just on the floor. There is no other room with a private bathroom.

Best regards

Judith hirzel Hotel otter -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Bob [mailto:...my_email_address...] Gesendet: Sonntag, 21. November 2004 22:11 An: info@wueste.ch Betreff: Which rooms have ensuite shower/WC please?

Dear Hotel Otter,

I am interested in a double room or appartment for a weekend in December, but could you tell me which rooms have ensuite shower and WC? I understand that most rooms share the facilities on the floor, but does the appartment have its own? Do any of the large double rooms have ensuite?

I have edited the article's Sleep section acccordingly. A similar query to martahaus hotel has gone unanswered. -(WT-en) Wikibob | Talk 01:07, 26 Nov 2004 (EST)

 * I stayed in hotel Otter. Indeed they are shared bathrooms, but they're not shared between too many people actually. Basically there's a bathroom on each floor, and it's a narrow tall building, so I think there's just two or three rooms per bathroom. -- (WT-en) Nojer2 08:54, 1 Dec 2004 (EST)

 * My wife and baby and I usually stay at the Martahaus, which although mostly a hostel has a number of rooms with shower and toilet which are really comparable with any other hotel.. the rooms are consistently very clean -- (WT-en) Mark 15:54, 1 Dec 2004 (EST)

Zähringerstrasse
The claim that Zähringerstrasse would be a unsafe place is simply not true. A crime can happen everywhere at any time in the world, and the Zähringerstrasse is not less safe than the surrounding streets. It's obvious that Niederdorf is not Zurich's first adress, and in areas with a lot of bars and night clubs you always risk to be victim of a crime. So please stick to the facts and talk about serious problems.

SwissQualityHotels.com entries
www.claridge.com www.SwissQualityHotels.com
 * Four star hotel perfectly located, very quiet, just off the theatre and museum; within walking distance of the city's attractions, shopping streets and business districts.

www.helmhaus.ch www.SwissQualityHotels.com
 * In the heart of the city of Zurich a very traditional hotel with first-class service, hospitality, style and modern comfort.

www.zuerich-hotels.ch www.SwissQualityHotels.com
 * Three star hotel only a few walking minutes away from the heart of Zurich. All rooms are non-smoking.

www.hotel-wellenberg.ch www.SwissQualityHotels.com
 * The four star Art Deco hotel Wellenberg with its idyllic inner court terrace is located in the car free old part of Zurich. The rooms are modern and elegant.

I moved all the above hotels from the article page to here, because: (a) they were all today added by a single IP ; (b) they each link to www.SwissQualityHotels.com; (c) none of them give a price range. I expanded one: "Ambassador à l'Opéra" and left it in the article. It would be more useful if such contributors could give more information, such as: (WT-en) Wikibob Talk 18:51, 23 December 2008 (EST)
 * price range of single to double rooms
 * location of hotel in more detail, such as kilometres from Hauptbahnhof
 * I have replied to User:217.193.142.58 to say "Yes, give prices and distances." See more at User talk:(WT-en) Wikibob where I suggested also including noting whether rooms are non-smoking, number of tram stops from a landmark, and whether up a hill. (WT-en) Wikibob Talk 12:42, 24 December 2008 (EST)

Get out
Is the Get out section a little out of control? It's very long... (WT-en) texugo 02:27, 8 September 2011 (EDT)

Alternative banner for this article?

In the Hebrew Wikivoyage we are currently using this banner instead of the one which is currently used here. Do you think too that this banner would would better than the existing one? ויקיג'אנקי (talk) 17:23, 8 March 2014 (UTC)

 * I thought you already changed it because honestly it looks almost exactly as the current one. Change it if you like... ϒpsilon (talk) 17:43, 8 March 2014 (UTC)

 * It looks exactly the same to me. What's the difference? Ikan Kekek (talk) 20:28, 8 March 2014 (UTC)

 * This banner shows "a 40-50% wider perspective of Zürich" as the old version shows just a view from the leftmost church tower to the bluff under "Global file usage". That's really the only difference. ϒpsilon (talk) 21:06, 8 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Yes, the new one is a sharper image, I guess. Looks somewhat better to me. ויקיג'אנקי, would it be possible to always show both current banner and the new suggestion? Thanks! Danapit (talk) 13:02, 9 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Will do. ויקיג'אנקי (talk) 14:34, 9 March 2014 (UTC)

Shouldn't this be "Zürich" instead?
I mean... It is the official German name, after all. And Zürich is part of German speaking Switzerland. Hobbitschuster (talk) 13:44, 7 August 2015 (UTC)
 * I've been wondering the same. Wikipedia mentions both names, but the name of the WP article is with "ü". ϒpsilon (talk) 15:01, 3 July 2016 (UTC)
 * I'm actually surprised that wikipedia puts Zürich first, as I see the other option of Zurich much more often in English usage and personally I would support to leave it at that. Looking at the Wikipedia Talk page however, it seems that it's not that clear and that there has been extended discussion on this topic with the consensus being that the version with the umlaut is the more common one even in English speaking sources. Drat70 (talk) 02:23, 4 July 2016 (UTC)
 * I believe "Zurich" is the more common spelling in English contexts. I'd leave it as it is. We do need A LOT of work in the "See" and "Do" sections though. PrinceGloria (talk) 03:02, 4 July 2016 (UTC)
 * Yeah, no umlaut in American English, at any rate, and by the way, we tend to pronounce it "Zer-ikh". I'm sure that'll make you cringe. Ikan Kekek (talk) 06:00, 4 July 2016 (UTC)
 * If I am reading this right, it's pretty close to standard German pronunciation. Swiss German has a more "oo"-like sound there. If anything makes me cringe is the thought of Swiss pilots and ATC speaking Schwyz to each other and somehow counting on themselves understanding this and not crashing into the Alps or other planes. PrinceGloria (talk) 06:47, 4 July 2016 (UTC)
 * Doesn't the letter "z" pretty much always have a "ts" sound in German? Ikan Kekek (talk) 08:47, 4 July 2016 (UTC)
 * It does, I didn't even assume one can pronunce it differently when you spelled "your" version out. That said, the American "z" sounds quite similar to "ts" to me compared to the "hard" one we use around here. PrinceGloria (talk) 03:29, 5 July 2016 (UTC)

 * Phonetics aside, I thought we always go with the common international convention which would be 'Zurich' without the umlaut. Check out any international Swiss page such as Swiss airlines. --Andrewssi2 (talk) 22:12, 4 July 2016 (UTC)

 * You are very right. We can consider this sorted I guess. PrinceGloria (talk) 03:29, 5 July 2016 (UTC)

Reorganise the see section
In my opinion the 'see' section of this article needs more structure. I have started doing this by making a subsection for museums.

However, I'm a bit at a loss on what to do about some of the other listings: 'Bahnhofstrasse', 'Niederdorf', 'Langstrasse', 'Zurich West' are not sights per se, but roads or whole areas of the city, which indeed all have notable features worth a visit, but which seem out of place between churches and museums. 'Lake Promenade' is the area along the lake.

I'm not quite sure how to fit those in. One possibility would be to make a small section under Understand (see for instance Berlin/Mitte) explaining the different areas of the city (or at least the city centre), but I'm a bit scared that might get a bit convoluted because we would have to add descriptions of many more areas of the city which are maybe not that interesting to the traveler. Drat70 (talk) 02:20, 14 July 2017 (UTC)

 * Drat70 - I'd say the answer is "more subsections", ideally encompassing all "See" listings. I'd start with one for churches, one for interesting streets or neighborhoods, and perhaps others; those that don't fit elsewhere can go in a "Miscellaneous" subsection.

 * Alternatively, you could also move the information regarding neighborhoods to a new "Orientation" subsection of "Understand", though ideally that would be in the context of a discussion that includes all notable neighborhoods of Zurich.

 * Though I was the one who nominated it way back a year or more ago, I'm beginning to have my doubts about whether Zurich is a viable DotM candidate at this time. I doubt that I personally will be able to contribute much to getting it whipped into shape - I've more pressing concerns over at Aarhus, which is next month's DotM, and there are some long-overdue updates yet to be made at the Buffalo district articles, not to mention fleshing out listings at Fast food in the United States and Canada - so I'll leave this question for others to answer. (It's not as if we couldn't easily find a replacement.)

 * -- AndreCarrotflower (talk) 03:41, 14 July 2017 (UTC)

Should there be a "talk" section?
If anything this paragraph:

 * "The official language is German, used in all official publications and announcements, and practically everyone can speak it, but the native language of the masses is Swiss German. The most common dialect is called Züritüütsch. English and French are also widely spoken and often used in official publications and announcements alongside German. Any of these languages will work well for communication. It's often wise to speak German rather than attempting to speak Swiss German; some people may think you're trying to make fun of their language.

I pulled from the "understand" section would belong into "talk" and not there. Hobbitschuster (talk) 13:16, 19 July 2017 (UTC)

 * Big city article template doesn't have a talk section. I'd put it back in Understand, maybe under a subheading. ϒpsilon (talk) 14:13, 19 July 2017 (UTC)

 * On the other hand, how many people reading this will not read the Switzerland talk section? I think for cities with unique language situations, a tlak section might be worthwhile, but we should not "demand" it for every city of a certain size Hobbitschuster (talk) 14:41, 19 July 2017 (UTC)

 * No, why should we demand that? But anyways, to add information like this to city articles, the Understand section is the right place . ϒpsilon (talk) 15:11, 19 July 2017 (UTC)

 * Well putting it in a standard template even when we say "this section is optional and should only be filled if there is something non obvious to put here" is de facto demanding it. That said, I find it confusing to have the same type of information (which languages one can communicate in at the destination) in one section in region or country guides and a totally different section in city guides. I for one would not look for language information in the understand section, even though I do like to read it recreationally. Hobbitschuster (talk) 21:37, 19 July 2017 (UTC)

 * I would also argue that this information belongs to the country and region article. There is nothing much special about the dialect spoken in the city of Zurich as 'Züritüütsch' is also spoken in the rest of the region. However, it might make sense to at least mention that Zurich is in the German speaking part of Switzerland, as people unfamiliar with Switzerland might not know where the language borders lie. Drat70 (talk) 05:40, 20 July 2017 (UTC)

 * User:Hobbitschuster, I think you misunderstood me. I was referring to the paragraph you removed from the Zurich article, if we decide to keep that piece of text it should go back into the Zurich article's Understand section, possibly under a level 3 heading like I did yesterday in the Helsinki article. As the Understand section should "Give a deeper understanding of the city, such as its history, its culture, its mores, its politics, its relationship to other cities and the country it's in. Jokes and stereotypes about locals, etc.", if there is anything worth mentioning about the language(s) spoken at a destination, Understand is to my understanding the place to put that information. The template should stay as it is. ϒpsilon (talk) 15:23, 20 July 2017 (UTC)

 * But why don't we then put stuff about language in the understand section of region articles? I think it should be consistent if it is possible and I see no reason for there to be no consistence here. Hobbitschuster (talk) 15:24, 20 July 2017 (UTC)

 * If the language thing (or anything else for that matter) is relevant to the whole Zurich region (or maybe even a larger part of the German-speaking Switzerland?) instead of just the city, then it should be put into the region article or maybe the country article. --ϒpsilon (talk) 15:33, 20 July 2017 (UTC)

There'll always be some duplication. How likely are people to read those articles as well if they read the Zürich article? Hobbitschuster (talk) 15:35, 20 July 2017 (UTC)

 * I assume people think of their travels as visiting 1. destinations (individual cities, national parks) located in 2. countries - unless they're visiting islands or regions that are remarkably different from the country they're located in. Therefore region articles are less read than other articles, people sort of forget that they are going to a region too. And WV is mostly edited by those same travelers rather than tourist office employees, so this is also why our region articles are underdeveloped compared to city and country articles. The problem with the ignored and empty region articles has been discussed before (e.g. a few years back Ryan had a plan for developing region articles to be more prominent) with no results.
 * Anyhow, if the thing is relevant to more than just Zurich, let's add it to the region article where already public holidays are listed. ϒpsilon (talk) 16:03, 20 July 2017 (UTC)

Far away camp sites
There are 3 camp sites in this article at the moment, which are 20km or more away. Does it make sense to keep them?--Renek78 (talk) 06:34, 21 July 2017 (UTC)

 * I would keep fischers fritz as it's quite close and still within Zurich. Camping Waldhof I think we should move to Uster as it's actually quite close to there. Reussbrücke I would definitely remove, because it's really quite far from any of our destinations. Züri-Leu I'm not sure whether it's actually closer to Zurich or to Horgen. Drat70 (talk) 06:44, 21 July 2017 (UTC)

 * Thanks Drat70! I updated the article.

World's oldest vegetarian restaurant
BBC article. If this restaurant is still in business when the pandemic is over, shouldn't we list it? I would think so. Ikan Kekek (talk) 10:29, 13 April 2020 (UTC)

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User:221.3.11.76

We live and work in Qingdao and would love to make wikivoyage the "travel guide" to the "world" !

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User:24.233.99.93

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User:24.69.176.252

Vietnam .... textiles ... fabrics .. sewing .. bedding

Looking for information on where to find textiles to sew into duvet covers, drapes and pillow shams .. bedding etc. for a group of Innkeepers who would like to travel to Vietnam, sightsee .. and do a little business..

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User:(WT-en) 2old

Wikivoyage:What a great idea and invention. I was born in 1948, live in Ohio, happily divorced since 1976. Two sons, both byteheads (said in a loving way), who attempt to keep me semi-computer literate and I must say, are better fathers than me. Six grandchildren, one great grandchild, some travel with me at times (one at a time).

Moved on.
I started contributing to WikiTravel on April 7, 2007. It was fun and I learned a lot. The site is now up and running very well, and I expect it will get only better. I found another site, in need of a contibutor. You can find me there if you like. I am sure I will continue to check in, but I have contributed all I know, that applies. When I wander around again, I will collect some photos for this site. (WT-en) 2old 13:20, 3 August 2009 (EDT)

Places I have been
Around. (a little)

A few of the favorite places I have been

 * Isla Mujeres - Wow, blue waters, lobster and what a beach.
 * Hanauma Bay near Honolulu. Wow!
 * Hunting Island State Park South Carolina, USA (no hunting allowed)
 * Ford Museum Michigan USA
 * Smithsonian Washington, DC

The destination sign on my bus says
Further.

Best travel tips

 * Do not drive in Mexico City, not even on Sunday.
 * It takes lots of photos to get one good one.
 * Go back a different way.
 * Printed photographs darken, distort and fade, like memories.
 * Don't assume that the other person can read the language he/she is speaking.

Other
Photo's - Many photo's that I have submitted are scans of photographs I have taken. Please excuse any gloomy, washed out, or out of focus photo's. If you can use them, replace them, or tweak them - be my guest. They were not intended for public use.

I am pretty sure I have Spanish Dyslexia and speak only English.

Some memorable excerpts from Wikivoyage

 * "In contrast to the United States' image as a melting pot, Canada prefers to consider itself a mosaic of cultures and people."" Canada

 * "As with many European nations, some factions of the UK may harbour anti-American sentiment which has been particularly triggered by the Iraq war, which many of the public oppose; US citizens should be wary of making casual remarks about it. United Kingdom

 * What the....?  Americans making such a comment are likely to be gently reminded that their country was still neutral when Quebecers, like other Canadians, had already been fighting Germany for two years) will bring puzzled stares, or at best show that you have no idea which continent you're on. And comparing Quebecois culture and language unfavorably to France's is probably not a path to go down, either. Although Quebec and France have many ties, the Quebecois typically regard themselves as a distinct culture quite separate from the country that "abandoned" them three centuries ago Quebec

 * Walkie-Talkies Be aware that if you're given the chance to try some township food, that a walkie-talkie is often made from the feet and beaks of poultry. Cape Town

 * Count me in! Dishes are usually given unappetizing names, such as "Turkey Gobble Vomit over Maggots", "Squirrel Scrotum Stew" or "Blood, Rocks and Guts over Snails and Maggots" Marlinton

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User:(WT-en) 2vishnu

''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.''

Comments

 * Hi Iain. I've been working on Cape Town all day, writing reviews for missing listings and copy editing. It seems that you have also gone into the page at the same time as me, and as a result, all the reviews I wrote for the Splurge section of Cape Town have gone due to a editing conflict. Can you please make sure that no one else is in a article before you start editing? Thanks. --(WT-en) MarinaK 19:26, 25 August 2008 (EDT)MarinaK.

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User:(WT-en) 325irollin

I am a 22 year old from Illinois, USA who loves to travel. I grew up in Europe and have traveled all over America (30+ states) with my family over the years. In 2010, I started doing more solo travel and traveling with friends. I went all over Japan, Puerto Rico, Providenciales, Breckenridge CO, Dallas twice, and Las Vegas twice. For 2011, I am starting with Dubai which I will visit in March. Can't wait to stay at the Burj Al Arab and see the Burj Khalifa. Other plans I have for this year include Kaua'i. Possible trips include Chernobyl, Iceland, Ireland, Hong Kong, and a few other places. I will be trying to take a trip every other month or so.

I love photography and take my D80 on every trip. I have no idea how to upload them to this page though haha.

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User:(WT-en) 3beetfarm

hello. --(WT-en) 3beetfarm 13:00, 3 June 2010 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) 3l3phant

I'm 3l3phant. I'm from Coralville, Iowa.

My user name is named for the album "Elephant" by The White Stripes. If you haven't heard it, you should.

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User:(WT-en) 3wisemen

Check nl:Gebruiker:(WT-nl) 3wisemen

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User:61.91.191.8

Re: Santa Rosa County: You were right and I was wrong. Looks like Santa Rosa is in Napa County. Just caus eyou live somewhere for the first 20 years of your life, you think you know it ;-). (WT-en) Maj 00:44, 29 March 2007 (EDT)

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User:62.77.181.1

Hello, I'm probably User:(WT-en) MYOB forgetting to log in.

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User:64.251.51.2

hey ya ppl i need help on info on madagascar

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User:65.100.215.38

hi

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User:66.158.76.2

Is this User:(WT-en) Dionysios?

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User:67.249.188.165

(WT-en) gam3

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User:68.42.30.116

HUI

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User:69.133.21.19

''This is the user page for an anonymous user who has not created an account yet or who does not use it. We therefore have to use the numerical IP address to identify him/her. Such an IP address can be shared by several users. If you are an anonymous user and feel that irrelevant comments have been directed at you, please create an account or log in to avoid future confusion with other anonymous users.''

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User:70.107.152.202

I...LIKE...CHEESE

MAVI

pickles are good too.

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User:70.119.132.21

My mind is like a fog. I don't care. That's how it is.

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User:70.26.124.230

This is probably me, MW logging me out --(WT-en) elgaard 13:40, 24 Jun 2005 (EDT)

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User:71.113.50.96

User:(WT-en) Gam3

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User:(WT-en) 74zeus74

usa canada mexico --(WT-en) 74zeus74 12:33, 4 June 2010 (EDT)

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User:76.216.252.167

I am (WT-en) R1ngu. This is just when I forget to log in.

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User:(WT-en) ~NeonFire372~

Hi, I'm ~NeonFire372~, a resident of Newfoundland & Labrador. I just recently joined Wikivoyage and I love the website. I have been writing articles and editing articles for towns in Central Newfoundland, starting and writing all sections for towns such as Twillingate that were not previously covered here on the site. View all my contributions here.

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User:80.14.86.138

Hello, 80.14.86.138! Welcome to Wikivoyage.

To help get you started contributing, we've created a tips for new contributors page, full of helpful links about policies and guidelines and style, as well as some important information on copyleft and basic stuff like how to edit a page. If you need help, check out Project:Help, or post a message in the travellers' pub.

By the way, have you considered creating an account here? While you can absolutely keep contributing as an anonymous user, it promises a bunch of benefits, and no obligations. --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 19:27, 29 October 2010 (EDT)

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User:80.149.18.19

Binar's page

Just write me a notice here, if you want.

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User:80.178.218.99

I eat bears

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User:80.78.17.119

Victor van Reijswoud (S 03.39290 - E 029.37788)

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User:81.168.57.118

(WT-en) Iain when the cookie's worn off...

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User:(WT-en) 82-145

I live in Nicosia, Cyprus.

Kuzey Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyeti'nin başkenti Lefkoşa'da yaşıyorum.

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User:(WT-en) HJ.Phillips94

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User:82.43.244.187

See User:(WT-en) MiddleEastern - Some edits from this IP are by this User -- (WT-en) MiddleEastern 12:52, 3 February 2007 (EST)

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User:85.178.2.208

Welcome, and have you considered registering? Personally, I very sympathize to your suggestions to Project:External links--but it would much easier to follow your contribution (and support you) if you have a login name ;-) --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 15:59, 29 January 2007 (EST)

OK ;) --(WT-en) Tricknik 04:13, 30 January 2007 (EST)

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User:86.29.140.131

Hello user of tesco.net. This account has been blocked due to vandalism from this ip address. Continued vandalism will result in us reporting this incident to tesco, who persumably will have no trouble tracking you down.

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User:86.61.168.86

Bystřice nad Pernštejnem

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User:89.100.206.201

Hello there. 89.100.206.201 21:36, 10 January 2009 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) 927group

Hello 927group!

Welcome to Wikivoyage. Please take a sec to look at our copyleft and policies and guidelines, but feel free to plunge forward and edit some pages. Scanning the Manual of style, especially the article templates, can give you a good idea of how we like articles formatted. If you need help, check out Project:Help, and if you need some info not on there, post a message in the travellers' pub.

Sorry but merely adding a blog link to Bangalore doesn't follow the Project:External links policy. If you can write a paragraph about the website you posted that explains why the traveler should be aware of it and stick it in the right place then we might keep it. -- (WT-en) Huttite 06:03, 28 Dec 2005 (EST)

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User:98.64.108.10

Do you hear the ocean? Did you see that dolphin? Did you...?

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User:(WT-en) A1octopus

This is the wikivoyage page of Enlish Wikipedian a1octopus.

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User:(WT-en) Aadisht

Born and grew up in Delhi. Then lived in Patiala, Bangalore, Mumbai, and now in Kanchipuram.

I'm focusing on getting the Kanchipuram entry to guide status, and am happy to contribute to minor edits on India as well.

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User:(WT-en) Aar0n

I've been traveling with my family very frequently over the past few years. I hope to contribute to WikiTravel especially in the area of family entertainment and parks.

--(WT-en) Aar0n 15:50, 19 January 2008 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Aardvark

I live in Kansas but love to travel.

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User:(WT-en) Aaron

I'm a rolling stone all alone and lost

Pages I've contributed to

 * Vermont
 * Green Mountains
 * Rochester (Vermont)
 * Rutland (Vermont)
 * New Jersey
 * Princeton
 * Newark (New Jersey)
 * Jersey City
 * Los Angeles

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User:(WT-en) Aaronrp

Aaronrp is just the greatest.

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User:(WT-en) Aayudh

HI friends i m Aayudh Joshi S/o Mr. Bhalchandra Joshi From Khargone M.P. India. I completed my Schooling frm St.Judes Hr. Sec School Khargone. My Graduation B.com i did from Jawaharlal Nehru Mahavidhyalay. And My PG MCA i m doing from JIT borawan Khargone. Im cool and friendly person with jolly nature.

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User:(WT-en) A. B.

I am a Wikivoyage reader.

I am also an administrator on 2 Wikimedia Foundation wikis:
 * Wikipedia (English): WikiPedia:User:A. B. • WikiPedia:User talk:A. B.
 * Meta-Wiki: meta:User:A. B. • meta:User talk:A. B.

I don't log-in to Wikivoyage very often; to reach me more quickly, leave me a message on one of the 2 talk pages above or else send me an e-mail using Wikivoyage's "E-mail this user" link.

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User:(WT-en) Ab 18

Country India

At Wikipedia
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User:(WT-en) ABBAoo7

Hi,my name is Mehrdad Im 24 years old. I have traveled around the world in many places such as: U.S.A Canada Egypt India Russia Australia Italy Greece U.K

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User:(WT-en) Abbeycontent

Alan D. Abbey, former Editor-in-Chief of two of Israel's leading news websites, is a journalist and entrepreneur. He is President and CEO of Abbey Content Enterprises, a Jerusalem-based producer of content for news media, businesses and organizations. Abbey Content Enterprises specializes in delivering outsourced content and website solutions for enterprises, news organizations and businesses needing real-time content.

Recent projects of Abbey Content Enterprises include development of a Jerusalem travel and tourism Web site and an online forum for a major high-tech company.

Previously, Abbey founded and edited Ynetnews.com, the English-language website of Yedioth Ahronoth, Israel's leading newspaper. Ynetnews.com provides the English-speaking world with the best-written and most entertaining news and features out of Israel. Abbey continues with Ynetnews as a featured editorial and social affairs columnist.

Abbey founded Ynetnews in 2004 after three years at the Jerusalem Post, where he was Editor-in-Chief of Jpost.com.

Abbey came to Israel in 1999, and was a senior editor at the pioneering website Virtual Jerusalem. He also ran the Israel operations of Internet.com. In 2003 he authored "Journey of Hope: The Story of Ilan Ramon, Israel's First Astronaut.

Prior to his move to Israel, Abbey spent more than 20 years as a journalist in the U.S., where he was an award-winning editor and reporter at newspapers and news bureaus in Washington, D.C., New York, New Jersey, Oregon and Vermont.

He has lectured on the news media, Israel, and the Internet before university, community and school groups in the U.S., Israel and Europe. His weekly column on Ynetnews.com has been cited by world media such as The Guardian. His work has been published by The Baltimore Sun, Jewish.com, Houston Chronicle and other newspapers, magazines and websites.

Abbey has a Master’s degree in Journalism from the University of Oregon, and received his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University at Albany. He has won numerous writing and editing awards.

He is a native of Brooklyn, New York, and lives in Jerusalem with his wife and three children.

Retrieved from "http://www.alacrawiki.com/index.php?title=Alan_D._Abbey"

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User:(WT-en) Abendstrom

Hey,

I am from Germany, residing in Japan. One of my major contributions to mankind is a dark-humoristic book on Japan and the Japanese - published in Japanese and German.

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User:(WT-en) Abhijeetdeb

Hi Abhijeet

I am satendra gupta. The reason for this mail is that i wanted to know the current population of shillong. there are various numbers given here but i don't know which one to believe. Also if u do make up your mind to reply to this mail them please also let me know the source from where you will be getting the figures. My Email ID is satyen189@yahoo.com.

Regards Satendra

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User:(WT-en) Abhijit86k

eternal traveler looking forward to benefiting from and contributing to Wikivoyage...

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User:(WT-en) AbhishekGoyal

I have spend most of my life in Jodhpur, Kanpur, and Bangalore.

My Start Page and My Blog

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User:(WT-en) Aboudaqn

started --(WT-en) Aboudaqn 09:36, 6 November 2011 (EST)

 * WORK:
 * Original entries:
 * Major additions:
 * Minor additions: Cairo/Gezira

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User:(WT-en) Aboutcleveland

Hi! I'm Sandy. I'm a life-long resident of Cleveland and a full-time freelance writer. Among other projects, I write and edit the Cleveland pages for About.com. I've visited hundreds of attractions in the greater Cleveland area and am happy to share my experiences with Wikivoyage readers.

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User:(WT-en) Abram

Little swiss traveller, I'm mainly focusing on asian countries with a special interest in himalayan regions.

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User:(WT-en) Abruben

Crab Meadow Beach- a small beach on the Long Island Sound.
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User:(WT-en) Absdaga

I am Abhishek Daga cofounder of ThrillophiliaPassionate about adventure travel and India.

I have been traveling India from last 15 years and I still feel I have just traveled a fraction of it.

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User:(WT-en) Abstraktn

I'm an Australian currently based in Montreal.

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User:(WT-en) Aburda

Welcome to the Aburda page I'm back in California (after nearly seven years in Europe) doing my MBA at UC Davis. Haven't been doing much WikiTravel writing, although I'll be doing a road trip through Mexico and hopefully will have a lot to write about.
 * Name: Aaron Burda
 * Born: San Jose, California

 * Education: 2007 MBA Candidate at UC Davis
 * Bachelors in PoliSci - UC Irvine

 * Work:
 * 5 years as a database programmer
 * 2 years running a small company in Montenegro, Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina

 * Travel & Time abroad:
 * Lived for two years in Ireland (1 year in the north, 1 year in the south)
 * Spent 3 years in the Czech Republic
 * Spent 2 years in the Former Yugoslavia
 * I've Been to Italy, France, Ireland, U.K., Germany, Austria, Switzerland, The Czech Republic, Slovakia, The Ukraine, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Kosovo, Albania, Mexico and the west coast of the United States.

 * Languages:
 * I can speak fluent Czech and Serbocroatian

 * Articles I've strongly contributed to
 * 1) Kosovo
 * 2) Crimea
 * 3) Montenegro
 * 4) Bosnia
 * 5) Czech Republic
 * 6) Monterey
 * 7) Pacific Coast Highway
 * 8) Carmel

 * Articles I'm planning on contributing to
 * 1) Slovakia
 * 2) Albania
 * 3) Bosnia, still needs work
 * 4) Macedonia
 * 5) South Moravia in the Czech Republic
 * 6) Serbia
 * 7) Lyon in France

 * Interests
 * Open Sources Software (though just as a user)
 * Languages
 * Politics and History
 * Motorcycles
 * Hiking

http://www.peragrotravel.com - Travel site using WikiTravel Content
 * Cool Site List

http://www.praguemonitor.com - Czech News in English http://www.ubuntulinux.org - Best Linux Distro http://www.davisnetimpact.org - Socially Responsible Business in Davis http://www.capayvalleyfarmshop.com

http://www.understandmexico.com http://www.understandmexico.com/mexico/investment/location/city/ensenada http://www.understandmexico.com/mexico/states/Baja/California
 * Current Project

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User:(WT-en) Abyssadventurer

I like to see the world by any angle

Related pages

 * Alghero
 * Sardinia
 * Scuba diving

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User:(WT-en) AceAdventure

I live in Grantown On Spey and run an outdoor company Ace Adventure in the Cairngorm National Park, we mainly specialise in White Water Rafting. Originally I came from Tasmania where we return each year and have travelled and lived in New Zealand, Zambia, Zimbabwe and England.

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User:(WT-en) Aceadventurescotland

Mmm, I can see this is going to need to be edited smartly.

My name is Jim Davis originally from Tasmania, Australia I am a director of a number of Adventure Activity Companies which Specialise in White Water Rafting.

One of the best parts of my work aside from sitting up late at night trying to become ofay with the modern world is to travel. Hopefully I can contribute some of my experiences so they may be of interest or use to others.

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User:(WT-en) Acediscovery

I'm Adrian, I'm 29, I'm Irish, I live in London.

I blog here:

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User:(WT-en) Aceh

info(at)kopiwarnapink.com

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User:(WT-en) Achaiken

See Wikipedia user page.

I used to have a WikiTravel account called "chaiken" but I can no longer login there.

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User:(WT-en) Ackguy

Nantucket

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User:(WT-en) Acme

I'm a Perl hacker living in London. I'll fix typos.

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User:(WT-en) Acritely

welcome

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User:(WT-en) Acrosscanadatrails

This is my user page for Wiki Travel. My project is Across Canada Trails www.acrosscanadatrails.com

About The project
The OSM profile as a bit more info, and http://acrosscanadatrails.blogspot.com has a good summery also.

How I will be contributing to WikiTravel
I plan on posting Tourist maps, using openstreetmap.org for towns across the country of Canada. Using the power of Wiki, i think my 1st focus is on the actual map book, and includes the tourist maps. .. The description about each town, it would end up being a real huge book. .. and what people need is a map book with just all the maps that they need when traveling across the country. the second part of it would be the written guide. .. it's always a question of 'How much tourist information does the tourist actually need?' If the town your visiting... really doesnt have much to offer, who draws the line on how much information to give the visitor, before actually being there? ... but thanks to Wiki, i think we have are answer. ... As much as we want. :)

Trans Canada Trail
What I need to be clear about is that the mapbook will NOT in anyway undermine the hard work of the Trans Canada Trail Foundation, and those who made guidebooks for. As these guidebooks are a wonderful resource to have. This mapbook (Across Canada Trails Guidebook), will be FREE and OpenSource, showing the Routes Across Canada... which does include the Trans Canada Trail segments. The map will only show the local area 'routes' and the names of the routes.. as well as show the invisable (unmarked) 'Across Canada Trails' connecting routes. A route for each type of recreation.

So then an open question i have would be this: Would i be permitted to create on openstreetmap the connecting route, and call it 'Across Canada Trails: Hiking route' and 'Across Canada Trails: Mountain Bike route' and 'Across Canada Trails: Road Bike route' and 'Across Canada Trails: Motercycle route'? ... even though they don't physically exist, these show the most obvious (to the experienced user who did the route before) routes between physically marked signs. ... so if it's a sign that says 'no bikes on trail' .. i would be able to provide the alternate that bikes CAN use.

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User:(WT-en) Acroterion

I'm this guy on Wikipedia, here to write a little about what I know and where I've been, and maybe to post a few pictures.

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User:(WT-en) Action52

Worst game ever.... - Me.

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User:(WT-en) Adam12

ATX

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User:(WT-en) Adam Carr

I no longer edit here.

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User:(WT-en) Adam Dziura

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User:(WT-en) Adam.j.sporka

Thanks for the contribution on the Prague page. I am currently thinking of revamping the page and am looking to get a couple of people together to do it. I am in Prague now and have found two other people (who don't know much about wiki's) who are willing to work on the project. If you're interested let me know, you can email me at aburda at gmail dot com. I don't know how much experience you've got with wiki's but if you have any questions drop me a line on my talk page. (WT-en) Aburda 07:47, 12 Aug 2005 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Addisagents

Thoughts on Relocating to Ethiopia

Relocating to another country is an exciting and enriching experience. Whilst it is undoubtedly a poor country, Ethiopia is on the whole a safe and inviting country where foreigners are welcomed.

The capital city Adds Abeba has a large ex-patriot community and a number of international schools are available for families moving with children. Because of the large number of foreign nationals living in Addis Abeba, the cost of living in the city is a great deal higher than in other areas of Ethiopia. However, anyone living and working in Ethiopia on a Western salary can expect to enjoy a high standard of living and become part of a large and vibrant ex-patriot community.

Finding accommodation

Few people arriving in Ethiopia arrange somewhere permanent to live before arriving in the country. Most immigrants choose to stay in a hotel or apartment upon arrival and search for somewhere to live while staying there. This allows you to explore a little and decide which area you would like to live in before committing to a rental contract.

Using a broker is the easiest way to find somewhere to live. Known as delalas, they can advise you on properties to rent in their area and help you negotiate fees with the landlord. Brokers typically charge around 10% of the initial rental payment as a fee and it is normal to pay around six months rent up front.

Relocation specialists such as Addis Agents (addisagents.com) manage an extensive network of delalas or real estate agents working allover Addis Ababa; hence you can save a lot of time and money as well as increase your options quite dramatically by working with relocation specialists rather than working with individual delalas.

Other ways to find accommodation in Ethiopia include checking classified adverts in newspapers and posting on internet forums. Once you have found somewhere to live, hiring domestic staff such as cleaners and security guards is fairly common for anyone on a reasonable salary.

Health

Given that few people travelling to Ethiopia will have natural immunity to endemic diseases, it is essential to ensure you have the necessary immunisations before you leave. Visit your doctor or local travel health centre to obtain advice on immunisations for diseases such as yellow fever and typhoid.

Although mosquitoes are not usually a problem in Addis Abeba, in other areas of the country they can be a nuisance. Taking steps to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes will help reduce the chances of contracting serious diseases such as malaria and dengue fever. Use a mosquito net at night and wear insect repellent at all times.

Settling In

The range of food and drink available in Ethiopian supermarkets is limited compared to that available in Europe or North America. A number of "ferengi" or "foreigners" supermarkets in big towns and cities cater to the ex-patriot market and sell a wider choice of goods. These supermarkets are generally the only place to buy safe, fresh milk as well as luxury items including chocolate and cheese. A number of internet cafés can be found in the larger towns and dial-up internet access is common in houses and apartments.

Driving

Most ex-patriots choose to buy a car after arriving in Ethiopia rather than hire a driver or pay for taxis long-term. Companies which offer cheap car hire Cyprus may be able to advise on rental rates for long term car hire, but buying a second hand car will usually work out more cost-effective in the long run.

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User:(WT-en) Adenantruko

180.246.240.104 11:19, 7 September 2011 (EDT) I am Adenantruko Born in this regency( Banyuwangi) I know very well my place, do not write any wrong otherwise I'll change anytime on wikivoyage Thanks

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User:(WT-en) Adestro

Andreas Bergström, graduated spring 2006, currently taking a year of time-off from studying before going to university.

Important dates

 * 14th December 2005 - Registered on the Swedish version of WikiTravel.
 * 15th December 2005 - Registered on the English version of WikiTravel. Became sysop and official go-between on the Swedish WikiTravel.

Travels
Continents visited: Asia, Europe and North America. Countries visited: Thailand(Bangkok, Phuket, Ko Chang, Phi phi islands, Krabi), Greece(Rhodes, Crete, Zakynthos), Italy, Austria, Spain, Cyprus, Turkey, Dominican Republic, Haiti and Denmark.

Things to do:
 * Work as au-pair.
 * Sail in the eastern parts of the Mediterranean.

Working on

 * Dalarna and all locations below, though especially Borlänge.

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User:(WT-en) Adi97

My name is Adi and I live in England.

I am 9 years old.

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User:(WT-en) Adina

I'm a student in Kingston who likes to travel, especially by bicycle. I've visited a lot of Canada, but I haven't seen much of the rest of the world yet.

Docent
I've volunteered as a docent for Kingston (Ontario). To contact me, click on "E-mail this user" and ask away.

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User:(WT-en) Aditya Kabir

My contributions:

 * Bandarban
 * Chittagong
 * Haor

Place I've been to:

 * Bandarban
 * Chittagong
 * Haor
 * Bhutan
 * Mumbai
 * Kolkata
 * Shillong
 * Goa

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User:(WT-en) Adleonis

Hello World!

Please leave comments on my (one-and-only) post(s). --(WT-en) Adleonis 13:33, 9 February 2007 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) ADMcFarland

An American expatriate living in Stuttgart (who reluctantly calls herself an American these days), ADMcFarland is a teacher, scholar, and writer currently working on two books and several essays dealing with cultural relativism, core ethics of human societies, and economics as related to those topics.

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User:(WT-en) Adnan.sayyad

Adnan Sayyad

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User:(WT-en) Ado

Hey, I'm Ado Nishimura. lives in Tokyo, Japan.

My Home Page contain my travel pictures of motorcycle tour in South America 2001.

Where I've been to

 * Asia: Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, China, Pakistan, Malaysia, Indonesia(Bali), Phiippine.
 * America: US, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Brazil, Argentine
 * Pacific: NZ
 * Europe/Africa: (NOT YET!)

(links for help me writing here)

 * Project:Wiki_markup
 * The MediaWiki User's Guide section on Wiki markup
 * Project:Japanese_Wikivoyage_Expedition

(my page in Japanese)

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User:(WT-en) Adrian z

Adrian Zandberg (mailto:adrian.zandberg@gmail.com)

I live and work in Poland. The majority of my travel has been around boring;) countries, but I've also visited a number of interesting places, including Iraq, Sri Lanka, Haiti or Transnistria...

Edits

 * [[Image:Flag of China.svg|20px]] Weizhou
 * [[Image:Flag of Belarus.svg|20px]] Grodno
 * [[Image:Flag of Romania.svg|20px]] Alba Iulia
 * [[Image:Flag of Iraq.svg|20px]] Gondik
 * [[Image:Flag of Iraq.svg|20px]] Lalish
 * [[Image:Flag of Iraq.svg|20px]] Dahuk_(city)
 * [[Image:Flag of Iraq.svg|20px]] Iraq
 * [[Image:Flag of Haiti.svg|20px]] Haiti
 * [[Image:Transnistria_State_Flag.svg|20px]] Transnistria

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User:(WT-en) AdrienChen

Chinese Wikivoyager, now live in France.

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User:(WT-en) Adrienne

www.inverleithhotel.co.uk

Hotel Central Edinburgh

Quality bed and breakfast hotel opposite Royal Botanic gardens only 15 mins walk from Princes street rates from £60 - £90 per night in double and twin occupancy - contact for special event prices info@inverleithhotel.co.uk

also [http://www.inverleithhotel.co.uk/self-catering)) tel +44(0)131 556 2745

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User:(WT-en) Advanstra

Hello

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User:(WT-en) Adventurechina

Adventurechina.info - Hotel & hostel, destination info for Xi'an, Chengdu, Lhasa, Xining, Dunhuang, Urumqi, Kashgar.

Offroad Tea Bar offers the Shannan Green Tea - the best one in China.

Add: 1248# Room, 12th Floor, Yulangguoji Office Building, No. 77 in Jiefang Road, Xi'an, China.

Tel: 0086-29-87436874.

E-mail: backpackerinchina@yahoo.com

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User:(WT-en) Adventures of Angel

Adventures of Angel is the journey of a child and her mother thru Mexico during the winters of 2008/9 and 2009/10. Share the adventures thru the eyes of Angel as her mother Tina Winterlik, captures it thru photography, music and videos.

Tina Winterlik is Visual Artist that uses Mixed Media to express her dreams and experiences. Thru Photography & Digital Imaging she creates her images. Thru Web Design and Blogging she shares her Art with her audience. Her latest endevour, Adventures of Angel- "THE MOVIE!" is a Blog that features 74 Movies, 3-7 minutes in length, that have Photos and Video from their travels set to Music. This huge project took an entire month to produce but Tina is happy with the outcome. She has made her Dream a Reality. Now she can easily share the wonderful experiences of their journey thru Mexico with everyone easily. Tina Winterlik has a 1995 Diploma in Professional Photography as well has attended a 6 month Web Design Program in 2000. She has created more than 100 watercolour pen/ink images of Mexico. Tina also considers herself as very web & social networking savy. She maintains over 70 blogs & websites. Her current plan are to focus on advertising & promotion for Adventures of Angel-THE MOVIE! and to continue to travel and take Angel on Adventures around the World!

Places that Adventures of Angel has visited are Cancun, Merida, Palenque, San Cristobal Las Casas, Agua Azul, Agua Clara, Mishol-ha, Huatulco, Zipolite, Acapulco, Zihuatanejo, Mazunte, La Ventanilla, Puerto Vallarta, Bucerias, Mexico City, Punta Cometa

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User:(WT-en) Ae-a

Hi, and welcome to my user-page.

There's hardly anything here at the moment except for a link to my profile in Wikipedia.

WikiPedia:User:Ae-a

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User:(WT-en) Aeg

Alexander E Genaud

Previous Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Current Location: Copenhagen, Denmark

Next Location: Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

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User:(WT-en) Aegeanfighter

 * 1) REDIRECT User:(WT-en) Cem akcaoglu(aegeanfighter)

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User:(WT-en) Aegis Maelstrom

Polish Wikipedia sysop, has spotted out Polish Wikivoyage recently. :)

Have a nice day y'all! :)

a.m.

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User:(WT-en) Aeguy63

About Me Hi, my name is Matt, you can call me that or AEGUY. Either way works for me. I currently live in Poughquag, New York, a suburban town in upstate New York in Dutchess County. I currently am completing junior year or high school at local Arlington High School, and should graduate in 2009. My part time job is a consultant for a company called Depot Hill Media, which is an Internet Radio network which happens to be based out of Poughquag. As of now I am fluent in English, Spanish and partly fluent in Albanian.

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User:(WT-en) African hostel

We are located in the heart of cairo,offer the best choices for budget travellers,cheap and clean rooms 15,emad eldin street,downtown,cairo,egypt www.africanhousehostel.com 0020106545995

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User:(WT-en) Africaubuntu

Enjoying the World Cup under the African Skies

Many different places are being set up for people to enjoy the World Cup event in June and July of this year in South Africa. Hundreds of thousands will be making their way to the event, but where will they stay. If you are one of the lucky ones who plans to be there when history is made, you should visit www.africaubuntu.com to see the many locations being set up. Some of the cities that are hosting events include Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Durban, Polokwane, Rustenburg, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, and Table View.

A wide array of great spots is available in each of the eight host cities. Some camps are located along the beach, along the Helderberg Mountains, Cape Wine, Simons Town, and many other spots all around the area. Some of the additional services provided by Africa Ubuntu include breakfast, traditional African dinner experiences, shuttle services, personalized taxis, tours of the Cape point and peninsula, Safaris, city tours, township and adventure tours.

The Day Safari allows visitors to experience an African adventure game drive. You will have the opportunity to see the wild life in their natural habitat. Each of these safaris may differ depending on the host city that is providing the tour. Check out the great site that wants to help you by providing you with a safe and secure place to stay. Security is very important to the Africa Ubuntu and you can rest assured that the patrols will be able to provide you with what you need in the form of protection.

No matter how large the group of people that you plan to bring is, accommodations are available to meet your needs in various great scenic places that are close to where all the action will take place. The time has come to see what sites are available for you and your friends and family.

Visit www.africaubuntu.co.za

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User:(WT-en) AGarrett

" The Outer Banks" found in the state of North Carolina located in the Untied States. On The Outer Banks there are several cities one can visit: Corolla, Sanderling, Duck, Southern Shores, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, Whalebone, Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco, Hatteras, and Ocracoke. The Outer Banks itself are surrounded by the Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds and the Atlantic Ocean. If visiting The Outer Banks, a great place to stay is Corolla, which is the city at the tip of the island. Corolla has many things to offer to ensure a family fun vacation. The first place I would visit is the Clubhouse, located on Atlantic Ocean in Corolla. Not only is it a restaurant and arcade, The Clubhouse has many fun outdoor activities. The Clubhouse offers several basketball courts, a sand volleyball court, shuffleboard, a playground, and two outdoor swimming pools for the summertime. It is also a great way to meet other visitors of the island. Just up the street from the Clubhouse, are the Corolla Shops. The Shops include different kinds of clothing stores, cafes, and a video rental. The well-known Corolla Surf Shop is also located here. This is a great place to get a souvenir from your vacation of The Outer Banks, and the Corolla Surf Shop offers surf lessons. And if these shops don't fulfill your shopping habits, then just down the main drag, there is a much larger shopping center called Tim Buc II, which offers great places to eat and shop. In addition,just across the street from the Corolla Shops is the Currituck Beach Lighthouse. By climbing the lighthouse, you will be delighted by the spectacular view it has to offer of The Outer Banks from Sound to Ocean. The Sounds that separate the islands from the Ocean are the best place to go fishing, crabbing, and kayaking. It also offers one hell of a sunset! To get around The Outer Banks, I would suggest having a car to get from place to place because the grocery and shopping centers are a distance from each other and most of the resorts. However in the summertime, to get from the beach or The Clubhouse, Corolla offers a trolley service which can pick you up from where your staying and take you to these certain destinations. Staying in The Outer Banks if made easy with the different hotel and realities on the islands. Built in 2003, The Hampton Inn located in Corolla is the best place to stay if your in the mood for hotel, if not, Twiddy and Sun Realty can help you pick a house to rent for your vacation. The houses that are offered by these realities are pretty big and can hold up to two families in one house. Almost all of the houses have a hot tub and a pool, and can be found either on sound-side or oceanside. If you do decided to rent one of the many houses in Corolla, then you will receive a free membership to the Corolla Recreation Center for the time you will be staying in the house. The Recreation Center has indoor/outdoor clay tennis courts, indoor pool, state of the art gym, walleyball courts, and racketball courts.

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To be added.

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User:(WT-en) Aggeai

About me

 * I became a Wikivoyager on January 7, 2009
 * Currently living in Brasilia, Brazil

Tasks

 * To familiarize myself with Wikivoyage

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User:(WT-en) Agiosthomas

The 2003 research from Leiden and Ljubljana univerities under the supervision of Prof. Dr. John Bintliff and his collaborators : E. Farinetti, P. Sarri, K. Sbonias, B. Slapsak, V. Stissi, A. Vionis records: By the 8th century AD the Eastern Roman Empire, based at Constantinople, had reconquered the Greek countryside from the Slave, including Boeotia, and this ushered in a period of steady growth of rural population and at the major regional towns (such as Thebes in Central Boeotia). We can match this picture from Byzantine sources with the results of our rural survey around Tanagra  a whole series of small villages or hamlets was established at regular intervals of every few kilometres, datable by characteristic Middle Byzantine ceramics found on their surface to foundations in the 10th-11th centuries AD. These continue to flourish into the next period of Crusader feudal conquest of our region (13th-14th century). The advantageous location of ancient Tanagra City explains the fact that one such village is founded only a kilometre from the ancient town, by the rural church still standing from that village of Agios Thomas. The church is Middle Byzantine of 12th century AD date, whilst the associated village which we discovered from widespread surface pottery in the fields left of the church, was occupied from the 11th-14th centuries AD (dating by A. Vionis, Leiden). All the Byzantine villages disappear in the 14th century, and this can be related to the return of the Bubonic Plague and to the devastating wars between the Franks, the Byzantines and the Turks which left most of the southern Mainland of Greece cleared of population, which either retreated to upland villages in each region or was carried off into slavery. The first village tax records for Boeotia, in 1466, shortly after the Ottoman Turkish conquest of Greece, show vividly this absence of Greek settlements in the Lowlands and a small number of enlarged refuge villages in the hills of Boeotia. Eastern Boeotia with the large plains and plateaux around Tanagra is especially empty. To recolonise this landscape between 1400-1500 AD the final Frankish Dukes of Athens and then the Ottoman rulers invited large numbers of new settlers, from Albania, with the specific direction to locate new villages near abandoned ones from the previous settlement system. This is the origin of our modern villages at Tanagra (former Bratsi) and at Kleidi (Kleideti). Adter some 100 years of Ottoman rule, the peaceful conditions of the Pax Ottomanic saw population rise for both Greek and Albanian villages, as well as new village foundations. The Ottoman village tax record for 1570 shows this well. Modern Ayios Thomas has a more complex history; it is rather recent, and was founded by villagers moving out of the mountains between Boeotia and Attica at the end of the Turkish era and after the War of Greek Independence, in the early 19th century AD. Before Thomas though a village existed at its own site, called Kelmendi or Liatani, and further south a small linked pair of hamlets called Kinos or Ginosati, now deserted. Our Project directs itself naturally to deserted villages where no overlay of modern constructions obscures houseplans and pottery finds of the pre-Modern era, and in 2003 we were able to plan the latest generation of stone longhouses at Ginosati and collect ceramics from the surface which fit the general 15th-18th century records for the village. It is important that we take the history and archaeology of traditional villages very seriously, since the roots of these farmers who work our landscape are quite different and in themselves very interesting and hitherto not the object of archaeological investigation. Based on our many years at deserted villages in the earlier Boeotia Project we can identify even domestic and coarsewares for periods of one to two centuries within the 1400 years of post-Roman life in Boeotia, whilst the combination of the Ottoman village records and later accounts from Western Travellers and 19th century post-Independence census and map records allows us to follow villages around the landscape over the long-term.

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Born in Paris, I did not travel much until the age of 17 when I visited Poland and developed interest for Eastern Europe. My first work experience abroad was for Croatia with a French NGO, and I long maintained a passion for the Balkans, visiting Serbia, Bosnia, and Slovenia, while graduating in political science and international studies.

Further humanitarian assignments took me to Angola, Cambodia, and Sudan. I then settled for family reasons, and kept in Southern Africa between Zimbabwe (4 years), Mozambique, and now Lesotho. I LOVED Zimbabwe and will always be a supporter of it as a travel destination.

I have worked in online communications for two web agencies, the French Red Cross, and now continue to provide web services as a freelancer including in the travel area: I have collaborated to the web site of African Bush Camps, a safari operator, providing advice & content (text, maps, picture galleries, widgets etc) - http://www.africanbushcamps.com

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My name is James. I'm an Australian. I'm currently living in London

Cities I've slept in.

2004 2005 2006
 * Thailand : Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Relai Beach (Krabi), Chiang Mai, Aranyaprathet
 * Cambodia : Siam Riep (Angkor Wat), Phnom Penh
 * Burma : Yangon, Pyay, Nyaungshwe (Inle Lake),
 * Bangladesh : Dakar, Chittagong
 * Nepal : Kathmandu, Pokhara
 * India : Calcutta, Darjeeling, Varanasi, Delhi, Manali, Leh, Srinagar, Amritsar
 * Pakistan : Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, Quetta.
 * Iran : Shiraz, Isfahan, Tabriz
 * Turkey : Dogubayazit, Van, Göreme (Cappadocia), Selçuk, Çanakkale, Istanbul
 * Germany : Munich
 * England : London, Liverpool,
 * Scotland : Glasgow,
 * France : Paris, Montpellier, Pau
 * Iceland : Reykjavik
 * Spain : Madrid, Malaga
 * Morocco : Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakesh, Essaouira,
 * Finland : Tampere

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Good post, admin.

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Ciao

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Hello! / Salut! / Ola! / Konishiwa! / Ciao! / Hallo! / Ni hao! / ¡Hola! / ¡Que onda!

A piece of me:

I consider myself to be Mexican by birth, but a World Citizen by choice ! Right now this user page will be left "in construction" for a while until I get properly structured all the ideas (a lot of them!).

Therefore, I will leave only some random information about myself in the mean time.

Hometowns:

- Monterrey (Mexico) - Sceaux (France) - Potsdam (Germany) - Montreal (Canada) - Tervuren (Belgium) - Bonn (Germany) - Buenos Aires (Argentina)

Top 10 Destination Wish list:

10) United Arab Emirates 9) Micronesia 8) India 7) Indonesia 6) South Africa 5) Egypt 4) Russia 3) Australia 2) China 1) Japan

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Hello. I'm AHeneen. Former Wikitraveler of the same name. I'm busier these days than I used to be. I frequently edit Wikipedia and occasionally contribute to Commons, but I haven't really contributed much on Wikivoyage for a few years.

Unfortunately, I don't have the ability/money to travel much. Someday, though, I hope to be able to roam the corners of the globe. My interest shifts from region to region every few months, but the regions I am most interested in are Africa, the Caucasus, & Central Asia. I studied French for 4 years (& one summer) in high school, but I'm getting a bit rusty with grammar, irregular verbs in less-used tenses, & the gender of most nouns. I would really like to learn Russian (got the Cyrillic alphabet down) & Portuguese. Maybe a little bit of other useful languages like Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, & Mandarin.

Aside from travel, I'm interested in science/technology and current events...not many 20-something Americans read BBC News each day and I also check out sites like France24, AllAfrica.com, CNN, Drudge Report, Slate, & Technology Review frequently along with television shows like Globe Trekker & NOVA (both on PBS in the U.S., check your local listings). My education plans have been derailed for the present, but I hope to eventually be able to return to school and obtain a university degree in Mechanical Engineering and also study International Business (either as a second degree/major or minor).

I've recently been working on my ancestry...going from 8 direct ancestors I knew of in early 2012, to about 50 in mid-2012, and picking up the task again in May 2013 now have over 700 direct ancestors (which might double once I've copied the pedigrees of noble families from this awesome website) and nearly 2000 total ancestors (incl. siblings and other spouses). Needless to say, none of them traveled much, except perhaps this interesting man:
 * Dom. Johannes Theodorus Polhemius — Born in Germany and received his divinity degree from from Heidelberg University. Moved to Netherlands. After his first wife died while giving birth to their first child, he applied to the Dutch East India Company. In 1638, he was sent as part of a colonizing fleet to Recife, Brazil, which the Dutch had recently taken from the Portuguese. He became a minister on the Island of Itamarca. He was valued for his ability to speak four languages—German, Dutch, French, & Portuguese—and great skill in his ability to communicate with the native tribes of the region. The Portuguese later recaptured the city and gave the Dutch 3 months to leave or else become Portuguese citizens and convert to Catholicism or face death (at the height of the Inquisition). For some reason, Theodorus was on a separate ship from his wife and children and his ship was captured by Spanish pirates. The ship was taken to Barbados, but soon after captured by a French privateer. The Dutchmen aboard the ship paid their French captors to be given passage to the New Netherlands colony. Despite several requests sent to Amsterdam, the residents of the newly established settlements on Long Island lacked a minister and had to travel across the East River to New Amsterdam for church services. When Dom. Polhemius arrived unexpectedly, he was appointed their interim minister. A couple years later, he was appointed the full-time minister and his family were sent to New Netherlands from Holland. Dom. Polhemius served the Long Island communities of Flatbush, Midwout, & Breukelen (which later incorporated the other two towns; spelled Brooklyn today) as minister until his death.

United States

 * California: Lived in Ventura County; been to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, Barstow
 * Arizona: Tucson, Nogales and areas in between them.
 * Ohio: Lived in Columbus; been to most of central OH from Sidney/Wapakoneta in the west to Sugarcreek and Cambridge in the east and down to Marietta in the southeast
 * West Virginia: Parkersburg
 * Florida: Home since 1999, been almost everywhere except the panhandle west of Panama City and the Keys
 * New York: Manhattan
 * Utah: Salt Lake City, Provo
 * Colorado: Denver, Boulder

Add to that, drives through (without a long stop) the following states: Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, D.C., Maryland, Delaware, & New Jersey. A layover in Texas should probably count too, as a state I've been in.

United Kingdom (1994)

 * England: London, Windsor

Australia (2002)

 * Queensland: Port Douglas, Cairns, Townsville, Charters Towers, Whitsunday Islands, Mackay, Rockhampton, Fraser Island, Brisbane, Surfers Paradise
 * New South Wales: Byron Bay, Grafton, Sydney

Plus a layover in Melbourne.

Mexico (2005)

 * Sonora: Nogales

Jamaica (2007)

 * Montego Bay, Falmouth, Ocho Rios

France (1994, 2007)

 * Ile de France: Paris, Versailles

Where I'd like to go
My primary interests are Africa (especially the Francophone countries), the Caucasus states (Georgia, Armenia, & Azerbaijan), and Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, & Western China. Over time, I'll find the region I'm most interested in will shift for some reason (watch an intriguing tv show, read a great travel blog/article). Other regions which I'm interested in (to a lesser degree than the 3 above) are: the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, Australia, New Zealand, Polynesia, Micronesia, Argentina, Chile, & Antarctica.

My Work on Wikivoyage
My contributions here can be somewhat random...working on a page in Africa one day, reviewing Recent changes the next, updating a town in Florida the following day, and adding lengthy, well-thought-out comments to policy discussions the next. This is just my style. Most of my work has been updating off-the-beaten-path destinations: places in Africa, Central Asia, the Caucasus, or the South Pacific. I hope to eventually get my home region—Polk County (Florida)—up to guide status and featured as the Off the Beaten Path destination. Lake Wales & Winter Haven may even be able to reach star status with some further work. I keep track of the work I've done on this page. My sandbox is here.

My biggest accomplishments are adding a substantial amount of content to the Africa page (a work in progress, but compare it to other continent pages!), writing most of the content on Dalton Highway (guide status & featured as OtBP in May 2009), Lake Wales, & Winter Haven (the latter two are in my home region and part of my contributions to Polk County (Florida)).

I'm an administrator on Wikivoyage. It basically just means I have a good grasp of community policies and have been entrusted with a few extra abilities (primarily the ability to delete, undelete, & protect pages). I am rather proud of Wikivoyage and only regret that I can't spend hours each day adding quality content and contributing even more to discussions. I'll go through recent changes and fix issues with edits and new pages. I try my best to be understanding and considerate when working with new/inexperience contributors. If you have any questions/concerns, don't hesitate to write on my talk page.

This is, by far, my most active wiki account, but I also have accounts on Wikivoyage (French), Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons, & Meta.

Travel resources
Whether you're looking for photos or a phrasebook, there are some websites, books, and simple tips which are worth sharing. These links are good both for travel AND to update Wikivoyage pages!

Travel websites

 * Travelblog.org - read through travel blogs from any country in the world

 * Flickr - sure it's a great place to host photos, but it's also a great place to view photos. Simply use the search. Better yet, search for a group that contains photos of your next destination (or dream voyage). Algeria? 9000 photos...Tajikistan? 1600 photos...or maybe you just want to see what passport stamps and visas look like.

(Online) Travel magazines

 * Matador Network — Travel-focused articles, many written by fellow backpackers and other young travelers.

 * Wanderlust — British magazine with a good deal of articles on travel.

 * Skift — Travel news. Much is aimed for people in the travel industry rather than tourists, per se, but a large amount of content.

 * The Expeditioner — Various travel news and articles discussing travel.

 * CommuniTrip.com — Various travel news and articles discussing travel.

 * Vagobond — Various travel news and articles discussing travel.

 * Off Track Planet — Various travel news and articles discussing travel.

Basic Country/Safety info

 * Wikipedia - simply go to a country or city's article and read up about it. Speak another language? Sometimes it's worth viewing the page in another language which may have more details (especially for small destinations).

 * US State Dept.-Country Specific Info - general but very useful info about countries and worth printing and keeping while traveling. Includes pertinent info about: entry/exit req's, safety/crime (incl. common scams), traffic rules/safety, special circumstances, criminal penalties (read carefully...some countries may have severe penalties for actions that may be mundane in the US or be lightly punished). Other Western governments (UK, Canada, Australia, NZ) have similar info online, with details (like visa requirements) pertinent to their citizens.

 * CDC Travel Health – The U.S. Center for Disease Control & Prevention has a great section devoted to travel health. You can find health concerns/dangers by country (such as required/recommended vaccinations), information on diseases found throughout the world, search for a travel health clinic near you, and how to get help if you contract an illness and are back home or want to return to the US (because your primary care doctor knows all about Yellow Fever or Chikungunya Fever).

Languages

 * Word2word - a list of language resources online, incl. links to website where you can learn a plethora of languages both common (Chinese, Danish, Korean, Thai)and obscure (Breton, Igbo, Tibetan, Uzbek).

 * Byki - free software download (for basic version) or viewable online, the software downloads "lists" relating to a particular topic, you then flip through flashcards to memorize words. The plus side: 70+ languages, including obscure ones (Altai, Georgian, Hausa, Luxembourgish, Turkmen), and the words/phrases are spoken by a native speaker...the downside: it's pretty much just memorizing words from the flashcards (no grammar, no insight into language).

 * And of course, don't forget the phrasebooks here on Wikivoyage!

Guides/Books

 * Bradt Travel Guides – Cannot recommend highly enough! They publish guides to a large number of lesser-known destinations worldwide. This includes great, comprehensive guides to destinations such as the Congos, Belarus, Sierra Leone, Kazakhstan, the Azores, Mauritius, Spitsbergen, the Yukon, & Eastern Turkey. They also publish a few specialized guides like wildlife guides (Eastern Europe, East Africa, Antarctica, & more), Africa Overland, the Northern Lights, and more.

 * Odyssey Books & Guides – A China-based publisher with a small but interesting range of guides. Their "guides" are generally very detailed with information about regions, cities, history, & culture, but thin on practical travel info like transportation, hotels, & restaurants. Guides include: Afghanistan, Tajikistan, the Seychelles, Mongolia, Yunnan, and more (mostly in Asia or Eastern Hemishere).

 * Rough Guides – Many great travel guides. Especially of note are their "First-time" guides, which are for planning (no hotels, restaurant, detailed city info) but still really useful.

Travel forums

 * Thorn Tree Travel forum - probably the best forum on the web to ask questions related to travel(please use the search to see if the question has already been answered...recently; also don't ask vague questions like "what can I do in X in a week")

 * Horizons Unlimited - ever dreamed of driving overland in your own vehicle? The site is all about travelling overland in your own vehicle and, while focused on motorcycles, there are dedicated sections about travel with 4x4s and a lot of country-specific info (border requirements, repair shops, road conditions, etc) which is valid or all types of vehicles. Wanna know how to cross from Djibouti to Yemen? How to ship your vehicle from S. Africa to S. America? The forum is the most useful part of the site.

Getting there/away

 * seat61.com – A free, online guide to rail travel worldwide. Also has information for ferries in some countries (mainly Europe).

 * Wikipedia – Especially useful for finding which airlines fly to smaller airports worldwide. Pages for airports list which airlines serve the airport along with the destinations for each route.

Miscellaneous

 * airlinemeals.net - Delicious? Nauseating? Share your airline food experience with fellow travelers.

 * GoAbroad.com — The self-described "resource for meaningful travel" is a clearinghouse of sorts for study abroad, volunteering, international internships, TEFL & International teaching opportunities.

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This is AHeneen's sandbox. I welcome edits made in good faith to to add information to these articles, but please do not mess with this too much.

New Pages

 * Dempster Highway — My attempt to create a decent article about Canada's Dempster Highway in the same way I 'plunged forward' to edit/create the Dalton Highway article. With less info available, though, this will be just a little bit harder. Moved to Dempster Highway

 * Tropical Cyclone Safety—My attempt to create an analogue to the Tornado safety article for tropical cyclones.

 * Template requests — Policy proposal for handling new templates. Follows from discussion at Wikivoyage talk:Using Mediawiki templates.

 * Mobile phones

Other stuff

 * Polk County — A page to keep track of what needs to be done to articles in Polk County (Florida) to bring the region to guide status and be featured as Off the Beaten Path.

 * My contributions — Just keeping track of some of the changes I've made around here in a much more accessible way than via Special:Contributions/AHeneen.

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