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User:DenisYurkin/List of Ferries

=from Aarhus= =from Agios Kirikos= =from Agios Nikolaos= =from Ahlbeck= =from Ajaccio= =from Alanya= =from Algeciras= =from Alger= =from Alicante= =from Allinge= =from Almería= =from Altwarp= =from Ancona= =from Annaba= =from Arrecife= =from Ashford= =from Bansin= =from Bar= =from Barcelona= =from Bari= =from Baska= =from Bastia= =from Batumi= =from Beirut= =from Bejaïa= =from Belfast= =from Bergen= =from Binz= =from Biograd= =from Bodrum= =from Bol= =from Bonifacio= =from Boulogne= =from Bozava= =from Brbinj= =from Brestova= =from Brindisi= =from Brsanj= =from Brussels= =from Cádiz= =from Caen= =from Calais= =from Calvi= =from Carteret= =from Cesenatico= =from Cesme= =from Ceuta= =from Chania= =from Cherbourg= =from Chios= =from Christiansø= =from Civitavecchia= =from Cleopatra Beach= =from Constanta= =from Cork= =from Cres= =from Diélette= =from Domince= =from Douglas= =from Dover= =from Drvenik= =from Drvenik Veli= =from Dublin= =from Dubrovnik= =from Durrës= =from Eckerö= =from Egersund= =from Eivissa= =from Ermupolis= =from Esbjerg= =from Eupatoria= =from Folkestone= =from Frederikshavn= =from Gavrion= =from Genova= =from Ghazaouet= =from Girne= =from Göhren= =from Golfo Aranci= =from Gorey= =from Göteborg= =from Granville= =from Grisslehamn= =from Gröde= =from Gudhjem= =from Haifa= =from Hamburg= =from Hanstholm= =from Harwich=
 * to Reykjavík, Eimskip
 * to Tórshavn, Eimskip
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Limassol, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Miedzyzdroje, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Swinoujscie, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Marseille, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Nice, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Toulon, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Girne, Fergün Shipping
 * to Ceuta, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Buquebus España / EuroFerrys
 * to Tánger, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Comanav / Limadet / Comarit / EuroFerrys / Nautas Ferry
 * to Alicante, Algerie Ferries
 * to Barcelona, CNAN Maghreb Lines
 * to Marseille, Algerie Ferries / CNAN Maghreb Lines
 * to Alger, Algerie Ferries
 * to Oran, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Algerie Ferries
 * to Christiansø, Christiansøfarten
 * to Simrishamn, BornholmExpress
 * to Ghazaouet, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Melilla, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Nador, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Comanav / Comarit / EuroFerrys / Ferrimaroc
 * to Nowe Warpno, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Bar, Montenegro Lines
 * to Cesme, Marmara Lines
 * to Durrës, Adria ferries
 * to Igoumenitsa, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Patra, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Split, Blue Line / SEM / Jadrolinija
 * to Stari Grad, Blue Line / SEM / Jadrolinija
 * to Vis, Blue Line / SEM
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Marseille, Algerie Ferries
 * to Cádiz, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Brussels, Eurostar
 * to Calais, Eurostar
 * to Lille, Eurostar
 * to Paris (Disneyland), Eurostar
 * to Paris (Gare du Nord), Eurostar
 * to Miedzyzdroje, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Swinoujscie, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Ancona, Montenegro Lines
 * to Bari, Montenegro Lines
 * to Alger, CNAN Maghreb Lines
 * to Civitavecchia, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Eivissa, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Genova, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Livorno, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Mahón, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Palma, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Tánger, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Dubrovnik, Azzurra Line / Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR) / Jadrolinija
 * to Durrës, Agemar / Azzurra Line / Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR) / Montenegro Lines
 * to Igoumenitsa, Agoudimos Lines / BlueStar Ferries (Superfast)
 * to Kerkira, BlueStar Ferries (Superfast)
 * to Korcula, Jadrolinija
 * to Kotor, Azzurra Line
 * to Patra, Agoudimos Lines / BlueStar Ferries (Superfast)
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Sami, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Sobra, Jadrolinija
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Stari Grad, Jadrolinija
 * to Lopar, Jadrolinija
 * to Genova, Moby Lines
 * to Livorno, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries / Moby Lines
 * to Marseille, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Nice, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Savona, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Toulon, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Poti, Vessel Mikhail Svetlov, phone +78622609603
 * to Sochi, Vessel Kometa / Vessel Mikhail Svetlov, phone +78622609603
 * to Limassol, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Marseille, Algerie Ferries / CNAN Maghreb Lines
 * to Douglas, Steam Packet
 * to Hanstholm, Fjord Line
 * to Hirtshals, Color Line
 * to Newcastle, DFDS Seaways
 * to Peenemünde, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Sellin, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Tkon, Jadrolinija
 * to Cleopatra Beach, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Kos, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Marmaris, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Rodos, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Santa Teresa, Moby Lines
 * to Dover, Euroferries
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Porozina, Jadrolinija
 * to Cesme, Marmara Lines / MES Line
 * to Igoumenitsa, Agoudimos Lines / Endeavor Lines / HML / Fragline Ferries
 * to Kerkira, Agoudimos Lines / Endeavor Lines / HML / Fragline Ferries
 * to Patra, Endeavor Lines / HML
 * to Sami, Endeavor Lines / HML
 * to Zakynthos, Endeavor Lines / HML
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Ashford, Eurostar
 * to London, Eurostar
 * to Arrecife, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Las Palmas, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Portsmouth, Brittany Ferries
 * to Ashford, Eurostar
 * to Dover, Euroferries
 * to Folkestone, Eurotunnel
 * to London, Eurostar
 * to Nice, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Savona, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Gorey, Manche Îles Express
 * to Sark, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Helier, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Peter Port, Manche Îles Express
 * to Mali Losinj, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Portoroz, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Rovinj, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Stari Grad, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Zadar, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Ancona, Marmara Lines
 * to Brindisi, Marmara Lines / MES Line
 * to Chios, Ertürk Lines
 * to Algeciras, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Buquebus Espa��a / EuroFerrys
 * to Piraeus, Anek Lines
 * to Poole, Brittany Ferries
 * to Portsmouth, Brittany Ferries / Celtic Link Ferries / Condor Ferries
 * to Rosslare, Celtic Link Ferries / Irish Ferries
 * to St. Anne, HD Ferries
 * to St. Helier, HD Ferries
 * to St. Peter Port, HD Ferries
 * to Cesme, Ertürk Lines
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Allinge, Christiansøfarten
 * to Gudhjem, Christiansøfarten
 * to Barcelona, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Golfo Aranci, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Olbia, Moby Lines
 * to Palermo, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Porto Vecchio, GLD Lines
 * to Toulon, GLD Lines
 * to Tunis, Grandi Navi Veloci / Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Bodrum, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Istanbul, Med Lines
 * to Roscoff, Brittany Ferries
 * to Merag, Jadrolinija
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to St. Anne, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Peter Port, Manche Îles Express
 * to Orebic, Jadrolinija
 * to Belfast, Steam Packet
 * to Dublin, Steam Packet
 * to Heysham, Steam Packet
 * to Liverpool-Birkenhead, Steam Packet
 * to Boulogne, Euroferries
 * to Calais, Euroferries
 * to Sucurai, Jadrolinija
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Trogir, Jadrolinija
 * to Douglas, Steam Packet
 * to Holyhead, Irish Ferries
 * to Bari, Azzurra Line / Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR) / Jadrolinija
 * to Kolocep, Jadrolinija
 * to Korcula, Jadrolinija
 * to Lopud, Jadrolinija
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Stari Grad, Jadrolinija
 * to Sudurad, Jadrolinija
 * to Ancona, Adria ferries
 * to Bar, Montenegro Lines
 * to Bari, Agemar / Azzurra Line / Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR)
 * to Otranto, Veronica Line
 * to Trieste, Agemar
 * to Grisslehamn, Eckerö Linjen
 * to Hanstholm, Fjord Line
 * to Barcelona, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Palma, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Valencia, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rodos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Harwich, DFDS Seaways
 * to Istanbul, [mailto:legesturizm@doruk.net.tr Vessel Poisk]
 * to Calais, Eurotunnel
 * to Oslo, Color Line
 * to Rafina, Agoudimos Lines / Blue Star Ferries
 * to Barcelona, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Bastia, Moby Lines
 * to Olbia, Grandi Navi Veloci / Moby Lines
 * to Palau, Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR)
 * to Palermo, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Porto Torres, Grandi Navi Veloci / Moby Lines
 * to Tánger, Comanav / Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Tunis, CTN Tunisia Ferries / Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Valletta, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Almería, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Alanya, Fergün Shipping
 * to Tasucu, Fergün Shipping
 * to Peenemünde, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Civitavecchia, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Livorno, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Piombino, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Carteret, Manche Îles Express
 * to Aarhus, Eimskip
 * to Reykjavík, Eimskip
 * to Tórshavn, Eimskip
 * to Sark, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Helier, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Peter Port, Manche Îles Express
 * to Eckerö, Eckerö Linjen
 * to Strucklahnungshörn,Adler-Schiffe
 * to Christiansø, Christiansøfarten
 * to Limassol, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Aarhus, Eimskip
 * to Göteborg, Eimskip
 * to New York, Cunard Line
 * to Reykjavík, Eimskip
 * to Tórshavn, Eimskip
 * to Bergen, Fjord Line
 * to Egersund, Fjord Line
 * to Haugesund, Fjord Line
 * to Kristiansand, Master Ferries
 * to Esbjerg, DFDS Seaways
 * to Bergen, DFDS Seaways
 * to Stavanger, DFDS Seaways

=from Haugesund= =from Helsingborg= =from Helsingør= =from Helsinki= =from Heringsdorf= =from Heysham= =from Hirtshals= =from Holyhead= =from Hooge= =from Hörnum= =from Hvar= =from Igoumenitsa= =from Ijmuiden-Amsterdam= =from Ile Rousse= =from Iraklio= =from Istanbul= =from Izola= =from Jelsa= =from Kaliningrad= =from Kalymnos= =from Kapellskär= =from Kaprije= =from Karlovasi= =from Karlshamn= =from Kavala= =from Kavkaz= =from Kerch= =from Kerkira= =from Kiel= =from Klaipeda= =from København= =from Køge= =from Kolocep= =from Korcula= =from Kos= =from Kotka= =from Kotor= =from Kristiansand= =from Kusadasi= =from Langeneß= =from Larvik= =from Las Palmas= =from Le Havre= =from Leros= =from Lille= =from Limassol= =from Liverpool-Birkenhead= =from Livorno= =from London= =from Lopar= =from Lopud= =from Lübeck-Travemünde= =from Mahón= =from Makarska= =from Málaga= =from Mali Losinj= =from Mariehamn= =from Marmaris= =from Marseille= =from Melilla= =from Merag= =from Miedzyzdroje= =from Molat= =from Mykonos= =from Myrina= =from Mytilene= =from Naantali= =from Nador= =from Naxos= =from Newcastle= =from Newhaven= =from New York= =from Nice= =from Nordstrandischmoor= =from Novalja= =from Nowe Warpno= =from Olbia= =from Olib= =from Oran= =from Orebic= =from Oslo= =from Otranto= =from Palau= =from Paldiski= =from Palermo= =from Palma= =from Paris (Disneyland)= =from Paris (Gare du Nord)= =from Paros= =from Patmos= =from Patra= =from Peenemünde= =from Pembroke= =from Pesaro= =from Pescara= =from Pigadia= =from Piombino= =from Piraeus= =from Ploce= =from Plymouth= =from Poole= =from Porec= =from Porozina= =from Portoferraio= =from Portoroz= =from Porto Torres= =from Porto Vecchio= =from Port Said= =from Portsmouth= =from Poti= =from Prapratno= =from Preko= =from Prizna= =from Propriano= =from Pula= =from Rab= =from Rafina= =from Ravenna= =from Rethimno= =from Reykjavík= =from Riga= =from Rijeka= =from Rimini= =from Rodos= =from Rogac= =from Rønne= =from Roscoff= =from Rosslare= =from Rotterdam= =from Rovinj= =from Salerno= =from Sami= =from Sandefjord= =from Santa Cruz de Tenerife= =from Santander= =from Santa Teresa= =from Sark= =from Sassnitz= =from Savona= =from Sellin= =from Sestrunj= =from Sète= =from Sevastopol= =from Sibenik= =from Sillamäe= =from Simrishamn= =from Skikda= =from Sobra= =from Sochi= =from Southampton= =from Split= =from St. Anne= =from Stari Grad= =from Stavanger= =from St. Helier= =from St. Malo= =from Stockholm= =from St. Peter Port= =from Strömstad= =from Strucklahnungshörn= =from Sucuraj= =from Sudurad= =from Sumartin= =from Supetar= =from Susak= =from Swinoujscie=
 * to Hanstholm, Fjord Line
 * to Newcastle, DFDS Seaways
 * to Helsingør, HH Ferries
 * to Helsingborg, HH Ferries
 * to Lübeck-Travemünde, Finnlines
 * to Tallinn, Eckerö Line / Linda Line
 * to Miedzyzdroje, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Swinoujscie, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Douglas, Steam Packet
 * to Bergen, Color Line
 * to Kristiansand, Color Line
 * to Larvik, Color Line
 * to Stavanger, Color Line
 * to Dublin, Irish Ferries
 * to Hörnum, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Strucklahnungshörn, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Wittdün, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Hooge, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Strucklahnungshörn, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Wittdün, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Wyk, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Termoli, Larivera Lines
 * to Ancona, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Bari, Agoudimos Lines / BlueStar Ferries (Superfast)
 * to Brindisi, Agoudimos Lines / Endeavor Lines / HML / Fragline Ferries
 * to Kerkira, Agoudimos Lines / Fragline Ferries / Minoan Lines
 * to Patra, Agoudimos Lines / Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Venezia, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Newcastle, DFDS Seaways
 * to Nice, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Savona, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Toulon, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Piraeus, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Constanta, Med Lines
 * to Eupatoria, [mailto:legesturizm@doruk.net.tr Vessel Poisk]
 * to Sevastopol, Gess
 * to Sochi, Vessel Kanin, phone +78622609655
 * to Yalta, [mailto:legesturizm@doruk.net.tr Vessel Omega]
 * to Venezia, Favret
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Karlshamn, DFDS Lisco
 * to Klaipeda, DFDS Lisco
 * to Sassnitz, DFDS Lisco
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rodos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Naantali, FinnLink
 * to Paldiski, Baltic Scandinavian Lines
 * to Sibenik, Jadrolinija
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kaliningrad, DFDS Lisco
 * to Klaipeda, DFDS Lisco
 * to Agios Kirikos, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Chios, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Karlovasi, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Myrina, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Mytilene, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Vathi, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kerch, phone +380656169559
 * to Kavkaz, phone +380656169559
 * to Bari, BlueStar Ferries (Superfast)
 * to Brindisi, Agoudimos Lines / Endeavor Lines / HML / Fragline Ferries
 * to Igoumenitsa, Agoudimos Lines / Fragline Ferries / Minoan Lines
 * to Patra, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Venezia, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Klaipeda, DFDS Lisco
 * to Oslo, Color Line
 * to Kaliningrad, DFDS Lisco
 * to Karlshamn, DFDS Lisco
 * to Kiel, DFDS Lisco
 * to Sassnitz, DFDS Lisco
 * to Oslo, DFDS Seaways
 * to Rønne, Bornholms Trafikken
 * to Dubrovnik, Jadrolinija
 * to Bari, Jadrolinija
 * to Dubrovnik, Jadrolinija
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Termoli, Larivera Lines
 * to Bodrum, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rodos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Sillamäe, Narva Line
 * to Bari, Azzurra Line
 * to Hanstholm, Master Ferries
 * to Hirtshals, Color Line
 * to Vathi, Meander Travel
 * to Strucklahnungshörn, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Hirtshals, Color Line
 * to Arrecife, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Cádiz, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Newhaven, LD Lines
 * to Portsmouth, LD Lines
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rodos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Ashford, Eurostar
 * to London, Eurostar
 * to Agios Nikolaos, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Beirut, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Haifa, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Port Said, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Rodos, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Douglas, Steam Packet
 * to Barcelona, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Bastia, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries / Moby Lines
 * to Golfo Aranci, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Olbia, Moby Lines
 * to Porto Vecchio, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Brussels, Eurostar
 * to Calais, Eurostar
 * to Lille, Eurostar
 * to Paris (Disneyland), Eurostar
 * to Paris (Gare du Nord), Eurostar
 * to Baska, Jadrolinija
 * to Dubrovnik, Jadrolinija
 * to Helsinki, Finnlines
 * to Riga, DFDS Lisco
 * to Barcelona, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Palma, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Valencia, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Sumartin, Jadrolinija
 * to Melilla, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Cesenatico, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Pesaro, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Rimini, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Susak, Jadrolinija
 * to Unije, Jadrolinija
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Stockholm, Ånedin Linjen
 * to Bodrum, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Ajaccio, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Alger, Algerie Ferries / CNAN Maghreb Lines
 * to Annaba, Algerie Ferries
 * to Bastia, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Bejaïa, Algerie Ferries / CNAN Maghreb Lines
 * to Oran, Algerie Ferries
 * to Porto Torres, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Propriano, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Skikda, Algerie Ferries
 * to Tunis, CTN Tunisia Ferries
 * to Almería, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Málaga, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Valbiska, Jadrolinija
 * to Ahlbeck, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Bansin, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Heringsdorf, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rafina, Agoudimos Lines / Blue Star Ferries
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Thessaloniki, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Thessaloniki, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kapellskär, FinnLink
 * to Almería, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Comanav / Comarit / EuroFerrys / Ferrimaroc
 * to Sète, Comanav
 * to Paros, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Bergen, DFDS Seaways
 * to Haugesund, DFDS Seaways
 * to Ijmuiden-Amsterdam, DFDS Seaways
 * to Stavanger, DFDS Seaways
 * to Le Havre, LD Lines
 * to Hamburg, Cunard Line
 * to Southampton, Cunard Line
 * to Ajaccio, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Bastia, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Calvi, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Ile Rousse, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Strucklahnungshörn, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Altwarp, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Civitavecchia, Moby Lines
 * to Genova, Grandi Navi Veloci / Moby Lines
 * to Livorno, Moby Lines
 * to Piombino, Moby Lines
 * to Salerno, Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR)
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Alicante, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Algerie Ferries
 * to Marseille, Algerie Ferries
 * to Domince, Jadrolinija
 * to Frederikshavn, Color Line
 * to Kiel, Color Line
 * to København DFDS Seaways
 * to Durrës, Veronica Line
 * to Genova, Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR)
 * to Kapellskär, Baltic Scandinavian Lines
 * to Civitavecchia, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Genova, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Salerno, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Tunis, Grandi Navi Veloci / Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Barcelona, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Eivissa, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Mahón, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Valencia, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Ashford, Eurostar
 * to London, Eurostar
 * to Ashford, Eurostar
 * to London, Eurostar
 * to Naxos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Thira, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rodos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Ancona, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Bari, Agoudimos Lines / BlueStar Ferries (Superfast)
 * to Brindisi, Endeavor Lines / HML
 * to Igoumenitsa, Agoudimos Lines / Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Kerkira, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Venezia, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Binz, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Göhren, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Sellin, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Rosslare, Irish Ferries
 * to Mali Losinj, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Rimini, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Stari Grad, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Zadar, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Stari Grad, Jadrolinija
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rodos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Golfo Aranci, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Olbia, Moby Lines
 * to Portoferraio, Moby Lines
 * to Chania, Anek Lines
 * to Ermupolis, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Iraklio, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Kalymnos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Kos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Leros, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Mykonos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Naxos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Paros, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Patmos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Pigadia, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rethimno, Anek Lines
 * to Rodos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Thira, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Tinos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Trpanj, Jadrolinija
 * to Roscoff, Brittany Ferries
 * to Santander, Brittany Ferries
 * to Cherbourg, Brittany Ferries
 * to St. Helier, Condor Ferries
 * to St. Malo, Condor Ferries
 * to St. Peter Port, Condor Ferries
 * to Venezia, Favret
 * to Brestova, Jadrolinija
 * to Piombino, Moby Lines
 * to Cesenatico, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Ravenna, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Genova, Grandi Navi Veloci / Moby Lines
 * to Marseille, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Propriano, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Civitavecchia, GLD Lines
 * to Livorno, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Limassol, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Caen, Brittany Ferries
 * to Cherbourg, Brittany Ferries / Celtic Link Ferries / Condor Ferries
 * to Le Havre, LD Lines
 * to St. Helier, Condor Ferries
 * to St. Malo, Brittany Ferries
 * to St. Peter Port, Condor Ferries
 * to Batumi, Vessel Mikhail Svetlov, phone +78622609603
 * to Sochi, Vessel Kometa / Vessel Mikhail Svetlov, phone +78622609603
 * to Sobra, Jadrolinija
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Zigljen, Jadrolinija
 * to Marseille, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Porto Torres, La Méridionale (CMN)
 * to Venezia, Favret
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Gavrion, Agoudimos Lines / Blue Star Ferries
 * to Mykonos, Agoudimos Lines / Blue Star Ferries
 * to Tinos, Agoudimos Lines / Blue Star Ferries
 * to Portoroz, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Rosinj, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Piraeus, Anek Lines
 * to Aarhus, Eimskip
 * to Göteborg, Eimskip
 * to Hamburg, Eimskip
 * to Rotterdam, Eimskip
 * to Tórshavn, Eimskip
 * to Lübeck-Travemünde, DFDS Lisco
 * to Bari, Jadrolinija
 * to Cres, Jadrolinija
 * to Dubrovnik, Jadrolinija
 * to Korcula, Jadrolinija
 * to Mali Losinj, Jadrolinija
 * to Novalja, Jadrolinija
 * to Rab, Jadrolinija
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Stari Grad, Jadrolinija
 * to Susak, Jadrolinija
 * to Unije, Jadrolinija
 * to Mali Losinj, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Pesaro, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Stari Grad, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Zadar, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Bodrum, Bodrum Express Lines
 * to Ermupolis, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Kalymnos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Leros, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Limassol, Louis Cruise Lines
 * to Patmos, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Pigadia, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Køge, Bornholms Trafikken
 * to Sassnitz, Bornholms Trafikken
 * to Ystad, Bornholms Trafikken
 * to Cork, Brittany Ferries
 * to Plymouth, Brittany Ferries
 * to Rosslare, Irish Ferries
 * to Cherbourg, Celtic Link Ferries / Irish Ferries
 * to Pembroke, Irish Ferries
 * to Roscoff, Irish Ferries
 * to Aarhus, Eimskip
 * to Göteborg, Eimskip
 * to Hamburg, Eimskip
 * to Reykjavík, Eimskip
 * to Tórshavn, Eimskip
 * to Cesenatico, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Ravenna, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Venezia, Favret
 * to Olbia, Dimaiolines (ex EneRmaR)
 * to Palermo, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Tunis, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Bari, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Brindisi, Endeavor Lines / HML
 * to Strömstad, Color Line
 * to Cádiz, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Plymouth, Brittany Ferries
 * to Bonifacio, Moby Lines
 * to Carteret, Manche Îles Express
 * to Granville, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Helier, Manche Îles Express
 * to Kaliningrad, DFDS Lisco
 * to Klaipeda, DFDS Lisco
 * to Rønne, Bornholms Trafikken
 * to Bastia, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Calvi, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Ile Rousse, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Binz, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Peenemünde, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Zadar, Jadrolinija
 * to Nador, Comanav
 * to Tánger Comanav / Comarit
 * to Istanbul, Gess
 * to Kaprije, Jadrolinija
 * to Zirje, Jadrolinija
 * to Zlarin, Jadrolinija
 * to Kotka, Narva Line
 * to Allinge, BornholmExpress
 * to Marseille, Algerie Ferries
 * to Bari, Jadrolinija
 * to Prapratno, Jadrolinija
 * to Batumi, Vessel Kometa / Vessel Mikhail Svetlov, phone +78622609603
 * to Istanbul, Vessel Kanin, phone +78622609655
 * to Poti, Vessel Kometa / Vessel Mikhail Svetlov, phone +78622609603
 * to Trabzon, [mailto:svs@sochi.ru Vessel Appolonia]
 * to New York, Cunard Line
 * to Ancona, Blue Line / SEM / Jadrolinija
 * to Bari, Jadrolinija
 * to Bol, Jadrolinija
 * to Drvenik Veli, Jadrolinija
 * to Dubrovnik, Jadrolinija
 * to Hvar, Jadrolinija
 * to Jelsa, Jadrolinija
 * to Korcula, Jadrolinija
 * to Pescara, Jadrolinija
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Rogac, Jadrolinija
 * to Stari Grad, Jadrolinija
 * to Supetar, Jadrolinija
 * to Ubli, Jadrolinija
 * to Vela Luka, Jadrolinija
 * to Vis, Jadrolinija
 * to Cherbourg, HD Ferries
 * to Diélette, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Helier, HD Ferries
 * to St. Peter Port, HD Ferries
 * to Ancona, Blue Line / SEM / Jadrolinija
 * to Bari, Jadrolinija
 * to Cesenatico, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Dubrovnik, Jadrolinija
 * to Pesaro, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Pescara, Jadrolinija
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Rimini, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Hirtshals, Color Line
 * to Newcastle, DFDS Seaways
 * to Carteret, Manche Îles Express
 * to Cherbourg, HD Ferries
 * to Granville, Manche Îles Express
 * to Poole, Condor Ferries
 * to Portsmouth, Condor Ferries
 * to Sark, Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Anne, HD Ferries
 * to St. Malo, Condor Ferries / HD Ferries
 * to St. Peter Port, Condor Ferries / HD Ferries / Manche Îles Express
 * to Weymouth, Condor Ferries
 * to Poole, Condor Ferries
 * to Portsmouth, Brittany Ferries
 * to St. Helier, Condor Ferries / HD Ferries
 * to St. Peter Port, Condor Ferries / HD Ferries
 * to Weymouth, Condor Ferries
 * to Långnäs, Ånedin Linjen
 * to Carteret, Manche Îles Express
 * to Cherbourg, HD Ferries
 * to Diélette, Manche Îles Express
 * to Granville, Manche Îles Express
 * to Poole, Condor Ferries
 * to Portsmouth, Condor Ferries
 * to St. Anne, HD Ferries
 * to St. Helier, Condor Ferries / HD Ferries / Manche Îles Express
 * to St. Malo, Condor Ferries / HD Ferries
 * to Weymouth, Condor Ferries
 * to Sandefjord, Color Line
 * to Gröde, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Hooge, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Hörnum, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Langeneß, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Nordstrandischmoor, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Wittdün, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Drvenik, Jadrolinija
 * to Dubrovnik, Jadrolinija
 * to Makarska, Jadrolinija
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Mali Losinj, Jadrolinija
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Ahlbeck, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Bansin, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Heringsdorf, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Copenhagen Polferries
 * to Ronne Polferries
 * to Ystad Polferries

=from Tallinn= =from Tánger= =from Tasucu= =from Termoli= =from Thessaloniki= =from Thira= =from Tinos= =from Tkon= =from Tórshavn= =from Toulon= =from Trabzon= =from Trieste= =from Trogir= =from Trpanj= =from Tunis= =from Ubli= =from Umag= =from Unije= =from Valbiska= =from Valencia= =from Valletta= =from Vathi= =from Vela Luka= =from Venezia= =from Vis= =from Weymouth= =from Wittdün= =from Wyk= =from Yalta= =from Ystad= =from Zadar= =from Zakynthos= =from Zigljen= =from Zirje= =from Zlarin=
 * to Helsinki, Eckerö Line / Linda Line
 * to Algeciras, Acciona Trasmediterranea / Comanav / Limadet / Comarit / EuroFerrys / Nautas Ferry
 * to Barcelona, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Genova, Comanav / Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Sète, Comanav / Comarit
 * to Girne, Fergün Shipping
 * to Hvar, Larivera Lines
 * to Korcula, Larivera Lines
 * to Ubli, Larivera Lines
 * to Vis, Larivera Lines
 * to Chios, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kalymnos, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kos, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Myrina, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Mytilene, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Rodos, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Vathi, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Paros, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Piraeus, Blue Star Ferries
 * to Rafina, Agoudimos Lines / Blue Star Ferries
 * to Biograd, Jadrolinija
 * to Aarhus, Eimskip
 * to Göteborg, Eimskip
 * to Hamburg, Eimskip
 * to Reykjavík, Eimskip
 * to Rotterdam, Eimskip
 * to Ajaccio, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Bastia, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Civitavecchia, GLD Lines
 * to Ile Rousse, Corsica & Sardinia Ferries
 * to Sochi, [mailto:svs@sochi.ru Vessel Appolonia]
 * to Durrës, Agemar
 * to Drvenik Veli, Jadrolinija
 * to Ploce, Jadrolinija
 * to Civitavecchia, Grandi Navi Veloci / Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Genova, CTN Tunisia Ferries / Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Marseille, CTN Tunisia Ferries
 * to Palermo, Grandi Navi Veloci / Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Salerno, Grimaldi Ferries
 * to Valletta, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Termoli, Larivera Lines
 * to Venezia, Favret
 * to Mali Losinj, Jadrolinija
 * to Rijeka, Jadrolinija
 * to Merag, Jadrolinija
 * to Eivissa, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Mahón, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Palma, Acciona Trasmediterranea
 * to Genova, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Tunis, Grandi Navi Veloci
 * to Chios, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kavala, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Kusadasi, Meander Travel
 * to Myrina, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Mytilene, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Thessaloniki, Agoudimos Lines
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Igoumenitsa, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Izola, Favret
 * to Kerkira, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Patra, Anek Lines / Minoan Lines
 * to Porec, Favret
 * to Pula, Favret
 * to Rovinj, Favret
 * to Umag, Favret
 * to Ancona, Blue Line / SEM
 * to Split, Jadrolinija
 * to Termoli, Larivera Lines
 * to St. Helier, Condor Ferries
 * to St. Malo, Condor Ferries
 * to St. Peter Port, Condor Ferries
 * to Hooge, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Hörnum, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Strucklahnungshörn, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Hörnum, Adler-Schiffe
 * to Istanbul, [mailto:legesturizm@doruk.net.tr Vessel Omega]
 * to Rønne, Bornholms Trafikken
 * to Ancona, Jadrolinija
 * to Bozava, Jadrolinija
 * to Brbinj, Jadrolinija
 * to Brsanj, Jadrolinija
 * to Cesenatico, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Mali Losinj, Jadrolinija
 * to Molat, Jadrolinija
 * to Olib, Jadrolinija
 * to Pesaro, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Preko, Jadrolinija
 * to Rimini, Emilia Romagna Lines
 * to Sestrunj, Jadrolinija
 * to Brindisi, Endeavor Lines / HML
 * to Prizna, Jadrolinija
 * to Sibenik, Jadrolinija
 * to Sibenik, Jadrolinija

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User:DenisYurkin/Negative and substituted reviews

1. Looks like sometimes touts first add negative feedback to a competitor, then remove it on the basis of negative review and then add their own business.

2. Looks like a single subjective (and non-representative) visitor to a restaurant/bar can ruin the whole recommendation.

 * http://en.wikivoyage.org/w/index.php?title=Budapest/Pest&curid=8442&diff=943681&oldid=943122&rcid=905919

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User:DenisYurkin/New Year Travel

Rationale
Many people travel for New Year to remote destinations; for them New Year a reason to travel in itself. While many of them don't like to follow popular routes, they still need to learn from experience of others.

Thus, overall goal is to help travellers get most of their New Year trip.

Goals
Specific goals for this expedition are:
 * to find a way to detail New Year-related information into Wikivoyage articles (i.e. destination guides and/or travel topics) while respecting Manual of Style
 * possibly, to develop a travel topic New Year Travel
 * possibly, to demonstrate an ideal format through several reference (Star status?) articles
 * to help traveler to choose destination for his needs: some countries celebrate NY heavily, while others don't at all--and traveler's preference may be either.
 * to identify and list main sources for further reading when the matter goes beyond Wikivoyage goals

Things to do

 * find potential contributors who already have a relevant travel experience to share; invite them to the expedition
 * start with those who contributed NY-related content listed below
 * initially create a list of articles that already have significant amount of New Year-related content
 * define types of content that we would ultimately want for a Star NewYear-complete article
 * summarize what we already have in articles below (use this search )

Content to develop
What we would like to cover in country articles:
 * traditional food and drinks (like stewed peas in Latvia that symbolize tears: eating peas you leave all tears in a year behind)
 * things locals do in the New Year night
 * whether it's more common for locals to spend New Year night in a restaurant, outdoor, with friends or with family
 * sights and attractions that open for New Year night only, or are otherwise a good choice for New Year eve and celebration
 * outdoor places to celebrate
 * christmas specialties shopping; christmas discounts when they extend to Dec 30
 * (more to come)

Europe

 * New Year holidays in Hungary

Substantial content in destination guides
Places claiming people come specially there for New Year:
 * Pasadena, USA
 * Rio de Janeiro

A dedicated section, listing or paragraph:
 * Serbia
 * Festivals of Kerala
 * Hong Kong
 * Estonia
 * Cape Town: outdoor event
 * Poland: clubs

Mentions:
 * El Salvador
 * Sydney/North Shore
 * Weymouth, UK
 * Kamakura, Japan
 * White Plains (New York)
 * Saitama, Japan
 * Frankfurt, Germany
 * Avalon, USA: indoor place to celebrate NY night
 * Manhattan/Theater District, USA: things to do/see on NY night
 * Bintulu
 * Burlington, USA
 * Valparaíso, Chili: things to see
 * Bahamas: local/traditional events
 * Rome/North_Center: outdoor place to celebrate
 * Sentosa#Drink
 * United States of America
 * Madrid, Spain: outdoor place to celebrate
 * Cocos_Islands

New Year night celebration patterns
The following list can give you some ideas on how your New Year night celebration may look like:
 * having a dinner in the evening, then going to a sea / lake / river to make a fireplace and prepare a hot wine
 * find authentic cafe that can work overnight for you during the New Year, but doesn't offer any program or set menu, but can serve any dishes à la carte
 * book a seat in a dedicated New Year program in a restaurant or club

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User:DenisYurkin/Paper travel guides

Travel Guides
Traditional, paper travel guides may be considered competing with Wikivoyage, but normally they are not in most cases: we use both for different purposes and information. Still, as with hotels, restaurants and anything else in travelling, there are opinions and recommendations for guides.

On this page we highlight strengths and weaknesses--as well as target audience of different travel guide series.

Dorling Kindersley -- targeted primarily to families and travellers in 30s+; strong emphasis on cultural and historical background. Very visual and coloured, full of illustrations. Far less practical than Lonely Planet. Takes for granted that visitors can travel to virtually any distant area of the country--which isn't always possible even with a car.

Lonely Planet. Favourite among many backpackers and low-adventure outdoor travellers (i.e. not professionals in cayaking-rafting-climbing etc). Not really as strong in recommending restaurants and cafes, as it is in accommodation. Also publishes special interest guides like on cycling, world food, watching wildlife etc. Recently made all(?) its accommodation reviews available on the site.

Rough Guide. Nearest competitor to Lonely Planet.

Fodor

Frommer's

 * Let's Go

Travel magazines

 * Travel + Lesuire
 * Conde Nast UK Edition
 * Conde Nast US Edition
 * National Geographic Traveller

France: finding a good restaurant
(quoted as originally written by AnTeaX)

For the serious gourmand not satisfied with Wikivoyage's recommendations, plenty of guidebooks are available and deciding which one is best for you is a matter of personnal preference. The most talked about is the Guide Michelin commonly called the Guide rouge (Red Guide) for its red cover. Most of the articles written about the other guides compare them to the Michelin which is the recognized reference (even if attacked).

The Michelin guide includes maps of the main cities with the location of the establisments listed. The guide rates the better restaurants which are often quite expensive. It is not very useful for the backpacker even though it includes a selection of bargains. One can say that the concept of this guide is for people who are travelling to eat rather than for those who are looking for a place to eat while travelling.

The Guide du routard is originally intended for backpackers and includes a selection of eateries as well as real restaurants. It also lists places for those who want to splurge. It lacks location maps. The Lonely Planet is also intended for backpackers, it includes maps which are sometimes difficult to read. One definite advantage (at least in the Paris issue) is an index of the restaurants open on Sunday.

Other reliable guides include the Gault et Millau, the Bottin gourmand, the Champerard etc. Numerous sites are also available on the Internet but they have yet to establish a reputation for objectivity. Their main advantage is that they may provide updated information on closing days and times etc. or even if the place still exists.

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User:DenisYurkin/Phrasebook International

Word list
These are words that some travellers report are widely understood. Other travellers find that claim dubious.

Criteria for (non)inclusion of a specific word/phrase is still under development; for now, just follow your intuition.

 * air conditioner
 * airplane
 * auto/automobile
 * apartments
 * bank
 * bikini
 * block
 * boss
 * boyfriend
 * bus/autobus
 * bust (as sculpture and as breast)
 * cacao
 * catalog/catalogue
 * catastrophe
 * cheque
 * chips
 * cigar
 * cigarette
 * cofee
 * compliment
 * contrast
 * credit card
 * dentist
 * deposit
 * discount
 * expedition
 * GSM -- mobile phone
 * guide (person)
 * fridge/refrigerator
 * grill
 * hotel
 * jacuzzi (may be misjudged as Yakuza!)
 * mackerel
 * mask (noun)
 * metro
 * microwave
 * money
 * no
 * nonstop
 * OK
 * operation
 * operator
 * paprika
 * parfume
 * penthouse
 * private
 * problem
 * salad
 * salami
 * sauna
 * sex
 * shampoo
 * souvenir
 * station
 * steak
 * stop
 * stuart
 * taxi
 * telephone
 * temperature
 * therapia / therapy
 * toilet
 * tour
 * tourist
 * track
 * tram/tramway
 * trolleybus
 * visit
 * WC
 * yes


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User:DenisYurkin/QuestionOnYourEdit

Hi. I have a question about something you contributed to  and I've started a discussion in Talk:. If you can, please take a look at the Talk: page and leave your comments. Thanks! --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 13:00, 21 January 2008 (EST)

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User:DenisYurkin/Renting a car

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:DenisYurkin/RFIs#If_the_car_brokes

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User:DenisYurkin/Research Checklists

(Airport name)
For each airport:

Airport transfer

 * rought estimate for taxi from and to each airport

...

Mobile operators

 * suggested product for a week stay:
 * SMS-only use
 * data transfer-only use
 * ? mixed-mode use

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User:DenisYurkin/Researcher Toolbox

Tools

 * Copyleft
 * Pub
 * Listing attributes reference page
 * (WT-en) Research Checklists

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User:DenisYurkin/Sandbox

Hello, DenisYurkin/Sandbox! 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.

BTW, have you considered creating an account here? It promises a bunch of benefits, and no obligations :-)

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User:DenisYurkin/Sandbox2

Hi-template. I have a question about something you contributed to  and I've started a discussion in Talk:. If you can, please take a look at the Talk: page and leave your comments. Thanks! --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 13:00, 21 January 2008 (EST)

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User:DenisYurkin/Shopping

Buying overseas

 * Guarantee not available for electronics
 * Consider international delivery instead of traveling there.

Third-world countries

 * Brand-name clothes are made in Sri Lanka, but it can't be found in the country.

See also:
 * Regional Coding
 * How to haggle

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User:DenisYurkin/Shopping around the world

Price comparison

 * iPhones: x2 as cheaper in US than in Moscow; x1.5(?) than in Europe
 * Massimo Dutti: x2 as cheaper in Spain than in Moscow
 * high boots are x2-x3 cheaper in capitals in Western Europe (Athens, Barcelona, Berlin) than in Moscow
 * fashion footwear (Rocco P, OxS): how cheaper it's in Milano compared to Moscow?
 * fur coats: x2(?) cheaper in Greece compared to Moscow

Electronics

 * Japan, ?Singapore: best prices
 * Moscow: really wide choice, although prices are not as low in countries of original manufacture

iPhones

 * United States (actually, the only place where they are officially sold)

Business suits

 * London, UK

Business shirts

 * London, UK

Fashionwear

 * Milan
 * Paris

Business shoes

 * London, UK

Fur coats

 * Greece

Watches
? Switzerland


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User:DenisYurkin/ShowHide

Presidents of the United States of America

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User:DenisYurkin/Sleep sandbox

Hi-nontemplate DenisYurkin/Sleep sandbox. I have a question about something you contributed to  and I've started a discussion in Talk:. If you can, please take a look at the Talk: page and leave your comments. Thanks! --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 13:00, 21 January 2008 (EST)

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User:DenisYurkin/Tips on eating

Поскольку многие из нас вне путешествий ходят в рестораны лишь изредка, во многом научить(ся) ходить в рестораны -- вполне себе задача про путешествия.

Поскольку вполне типичны путешествия из менее обеспеченых/развитых стран в более, или из менее космополитичных регионов в более -- то дома мы часто не имеем того experience'а, который позволяем себе в путешествиях.

 * A good idea is to avoid restaurants with people outside encouraging you to come in - if they were good enough they probably wouldn't need to do that.
 * table etiquette:
 * most typical knife & fork positions (originally coming from UK)
 * To signal that you has finished, place the knife and fork together at six o’clock with your fork on the left (tines facing up) and knife on the right, with the knife blade facing in. Alternatively, place them slightly diagonally, like 10:20.
 * If you must leave the table or are resting, your fork should be at eight o’clock tines (prongs) pointing downwards and your knife at four o’clock (with the blade inwards).

 * worldwide restaurant ratings / contests
 * The S.Pellegrino Worlds's 50 Best Restaurants
 * Gault et Millau
 * Michelin
 * Three-stars (only 3 in the world):
 * The Fat Duck
 * El Bulli
 * (? more to add from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restaurant_rating ?)
 * (? more to add from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restaurant_rating ?)

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User:DenisYurkin/Travelling with a laptop notebook

Objectives

 * find best practices on describing destinations from notebook user's perspective, promote that examples; define recommendations for contributing to other articles

Understand

 * How common is it for notebook users to work in public locations

Get in

 * wifi in airport: speed and price

Eat/Drink

 * сafes with wifi available.

See

 * breathtaking locations for real creativity boost: mountain tops; rooftop cafes (or in Eat/Drink?)

Sleep

 * hotels providing laptop-related services: free wifi; public printer/scanner; ubiquitous AC plugs

Contact

 * provide local standards for wi-fi prices and speeds
 * wi-max availability, contract conditions and prices

Stay safe

 * safety considerations (and threats / state of security) for notebook holders in public places: parks, cafes, underground trains, airports, libraries

Understand
Travelers take a laptop notebook with them for variety of reasons:
 * pure business travellers: their primary reason for travelling is business purposes
 * business even during vacation / holidays: able to reply to urgent email and resolve urgent technical things even while being on a vacation
 * creativity: when away from day-to-day routine, they are able to create something impossible at home
 * photos: save from a camera; photoshop them; show previous trips to fellow traveller
 * watch movies
 * entertain kids (with movies or games)
 * read Wikivoyage and contribute to it :-)

Practical tips

 * if you take movies with you, consider taking a VGA cable: as more and more hotels equip their rooms with flat-screen TVs, it is much easier to connect them to your laptop than to find a DVD player in a hotel. Especially true if you rip DVDs to your HDD to reduce luggage size.


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User:DenisYurkin/VFD:Paper travel guides

Paper travel guides

 * Delete. We're writing open source travel guides here. They're intended for both on-line and paper distribution; see goals and non-goals. A travel topic about proprietary paper travel guides doesn't belong here, any more than external links to proprietary Web site guides do. --(WT-en) Evan 11:07, 30 November 2006 (EST)
 * Delete. -- (WT-en) Andrew H. (Sapphire) 11:24, 30 November 2006 (EST)
 * Delete. I don't think a list of titles is really a goal -- (WT-en) Maj 11:50, 30 November 2006 (EST)
 * Delete. Keeping track of which guides are useful does not help us accomplish our main goal of actually writing a guide.  Leave that for other websites to. -- (WT-en) Colin 16:01, 30 November 2006 (EST)
 * Keep for the following reasons: --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 16:08, 30 November 2006 (EST)
 * Not a list of titles, the aim is to reflect opinion and recommendations of the community on every major guide.
 * Paper guides and Wikivoyage are not competitors for most destinations: only few countries (US? UK?) can be planned and visited seriously with Wikivoyage alone. For the rest of the world, travellers use Wikivoyage together with some paper guide--and they complement each other. Better we help them than ignore the fact.
 * Where we're complete enough to compete with commercial paper guides, keeping silent about them is not a best strategy to keep readers with us.
 * We already have contributions like "recommended by LP, but proved bad place". This is the place to put aggregate opinions like "X's recommendations on restaurants are outdated more frequently than in Y".
 * Plans to distribute paper copies do not contradict to help people to share opinions on other guides even when we're close to implementing that plans (but have we started yet?) --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 16:08, 30 November 2006 (EST)
 * I don't see how having opinions on paper guides can divert people from contributing to Wikivoyage. Also, if they reached the opinions on paper guide, before that they'll definitely read on their next planned destination.
 * I don't propose to link to or criticize on guides to specific destinations--only series.

 *  Here is the VFD discussion for Travel guides, which was deleted on November 23, 2005. It doesn't add a lot to the current discussion, but since we've already deleted an article that was basically the same as Paper travel guides I think it sets the bar a bit higher for making a case that the new article should be kept.  My personal opinion is that a guide to other travel guides is a slippery slope, and that it would be best to avoid such articles.  Regarding the point that the new article should provide opinions on other travel guides, I'm not sure that's our job - we don't provide opinions on other travel web sites, and I don't see why something should be treated differently because it's printed in book form. --(WT-en) Wrh2
 * Travel Guides. A list of other travel guides, which sort of goes against the Project:Goals and non-goals.  Per (WT-en) Colin's comment on the talk page: "I don't think we need to write a guide AND be the arbiter of which other guides are recommendable." -- (WT-en) Ryan 22:48, 7 Nov 2005 (EST)
 * Delete. I've redirected to Main Page in the mean time. --(WT-en) Evan 08:26, 8 Nov 2005 (EST)
 * Delete. I've stared at this orphan for ages, and just couldn't make up my mind.  Guess I should have taken the initiative to start a discussion, huh? -- (WT-en) Ilkirk 20:05, 8 Nov 2005 (EST)
 * Delete (WT-en) Majnoona 09:39, 23 Nov 2005 (EST)

 * (WT-en) Wrh2, do you mean the same previous attempt as User:(WT-en) Sapphire is writing about in Talk:Paper travel guides? --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 19:11, 1 December 2006 (EST)
 * (WT-en) Wrh2, do you mean the same previous attempt as User:(WT-en) Sapphire is writing about in Talk:Paper travel guides? --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 19:11, 1 December 2006 (EST)

 * > I don't think we need to write a guide AND be the arbiter of which other guides are recommendable
 * I would put it bit different way: while writing a guide (and travelling for that writing) we frequenly use the book guides. And we find from experience that overall this series is good in this, and that series is bad in that. Of course we still contribute to Wikivoyage (motivation hardly decrease after using a book)--but while we add some bits, we can help others to choose a guide that we found useful in addition to Wikivoyage. --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 17:39, 30 November 2006 (EST)

 * To summarize my point:
 * Community feedback on travel guides can be useful for travellers
 * Having such page won't affect negatively number of readers or contributions to Wikivoyage
 * Wikivoyage is the best online community I can think of where such opinion would be most balanced and up-to-date.
 * --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 17:48, 30 November 2006 (EST)
 * Keep - under the auspices of the traveler come first policy, I'm inclined to say keep. Of course, it is hoped that Wikivoyage can supply enough info that travelers won't feel the need to cough up bucks for a printed guide, but that's up to them. It is a free market. In addition, from my personal prospective, I feel that the travelers safety and happiness are a priority. And, if I can help them achieve these goals by pointing out some useful material, then I believe that I/we have made a great contribution to their journey, and in this way the traveler comes first goals have been achieved. Of course, all useful info should finally be absorbed into Wikivoyage and specific info should not refer to other guides (such as, for example, 'see Rough Guide P? for more info on cafes') but be written in Wititravel itself, but I still contend that finally it is up to the traveler to make their own choice regarding what kind of guide they prefer, and rather than censor other possibilities, I'd prefer to display them openly. And, if Wikivoyage is the best option, then travelers will obviously choose that. Anyway, my main point is that I feel that travelers' well being and safety should be the guiding principle of our efforts rather than protecting a specific source of information.....just throwing out some random ideas for thought here. The consensus is for delete, and so obviously I'll go along with that. (WT-en) WindHorse 22:02, 30 November 2006 (EST)

 * Keep, for reasons as (WT-en) WindHorse gives above, and with his caveat; I'll go along too if deletion's the consensus. I tell friends about Wikivoyage and encourage them to use it and/or contribute; several have. But I'd also tell anyone planning a trip to China to consider picking up Lonely Planet or Rough Guide too. Since the traveller comes first, maybe we should tell them what we'd tell friends. (WT-en) Pashley 20:03, 4 December 2006 (EST)
 * I agree that TTCF calls for having this information available, because it is useful to the traveler and difficult to obtain elsewhere in a tout-free way. But hoo boy, does this article ever create possibilities for abuse.  How about this as an idea?  Move the content to some user's sandbox page -- User:(WT-en) DenisYurkin, you seem like the strongest advocate for the article, so maybe make it yours -- and then use the discussion page to work through, EXTREMELY carefully, the caveats and restrictions that should be placed at the beginning of the article, as to what content is appropriate and what should be avoided.  Would that satisfy the competing viewpoints? -- (WT-en) Bill-on-the-Hill 22:01, 12 December 2006 (EST)
 * Sounds better than nothing for me :-) I already copied the content to User:(WT-en) DenisYurkin/Paper_travel_guides subpage, so we can continue there. I have two considerations having non-official page as a user subpage:
 * we'll hardly have a single contributor except those participated in the above discussion, plus those few whom I catch in Travel Pub or future VFDs :-)
 * more importantly, we can speculate for months on what can happen in theory, what conflicts appear and how we should prepare for them--but no single real conflict arise as long as 1.
 * Can we leave the page as officially allowed, but saying that it can be possibly deleted if it provokes too much conflicts? At least we'll know from experience rather than having purely theorethical speculations.
 * --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 09:14, 14 December 2006 (EST)
 * I'd say delete this one and use your own for debugging them. Those few folks you "catch in Travel Pub" are exactly the ones who can help resolve the issues, using your sandbox.  Then, when it's ready and a discussion has occurred, re-create this page if appropriate. -- (WT-en) Bill-on-the-Hill 18:34, 16 December 2006 (EST)

 * What is still unclear for me is what exactly are the issues we have to resolve. In other words, how can we now that it's already time to move the page from user sandbox to the public namespace? --(WT-en) DenisYurkin 15:10, 17 December 2006 (EST)

 * I'm going to jump in here: Denis, there is never going to be a time where I'm going to be OK with putting this article into Wikivoyage. There is never going to be a time when I accept your premise: that Wikivoyage isn't good enough, so we're doing travellers a disservice if we don't tell them about "real" travel guides. Even our stubbiest, emptiest guide is better than a proprietary equivalent because it is Free -- free to add to, free to copy and share, free to improve upon. And I think that the public agrees: according to Alexa, we're the #2 travel guide site on the Web after lonelyplanet.com -- and we're closing in fast. I don't think we have to apologize for the work thousands of Wikivoyagers have put into this project, and I think we insult those volunteers if we do. So, to get to the point: the goal of your article is incompatible with the goals of this project, and I for one will never accept it. --(WT-en) Evan 21:16, 17 December 2006 (EST)

 * By the guilty-until-proven-innocent principle, it looks like time for this one to go. One last call for votes to the contrary; lacking any, I'll delete it later today.  Denis, your voice has been heard, but you're in a minority on this one.  Please go ahead and use your sandbox page to try to sway opinions, if you wish; I for one will be watching it to see if a satisfactory article results.  Your enthusiasm for this idea is sincerely appreciated, but Evan's right, the case for the article meeting our goals has simply not been made to most people's satisfaction. -- (WT-en) Bill-on-the-Hill 09:54, 19 December 2006 (EST)


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Vienna

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 * split #Cafés section into "places to eat" (which should go to Eat) and "places to have coffee and dessert" (which should remain where they are)
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User:DenisYurkin/What things cost

Prices of almost everyting vary hugely from place to place, and some vary over time as well. This article attempts to summarise the major differences and give a few links for more information.

Exchange rates affect costs. One site for checking them is XE. See Money for more on this.

Cheaper countries
The biggest difference is that things are cheaper in poor countries, as long as you can accept the local stuff. A basic hotel room in Back-of-beyond-istan might be a fraction of the cost of one in a developed country. As for food, whatever the locals eat will be cheap. However, if you want a five star hotel and Western food, expect to pay for them; they may even cost more in B-o-b-istan than at home.

To get a very general idea of costs in a country, look at statistics for annual income and per capita GDP (Gross Domestic Product). One site with such data is World Bank. Another UN site gives various measures of the extent to which countries could be described as "developed".

Surveys comparing costs of living in major cities around the world are available from the UN, Mercer Human Resource Consultants and, for a fee, from The Economist. These are aimed at employees of multinational organisations, not the backpacker type of traveller.

A comparison of Quality of Life in various places is available from Mercer and there are LivCom Awards for the most livable communities. Many other sources have similar information, but access requires membership and fees.

See also Tips for travel in developing countries.

Cameras, electronics, et cetera
Prices on brand name consumer goods can vary considerably from country to country. Duties and taxes may be quite different, different distributors may have different mark-ups, and the company may charge whatever the market will bear. A Business Week article gives a comparison for several items. Another well-known comparison is The Economists' Big Mac Index.

In some countries, bogus brand named goods are common. See China for one example.

Some countries are free ports, with no import duties. The classic examples are Hong Kong and Singapore. Often goods such as cameras and electronics can be significantly cheaper in these placs than elsewhere. There are, however, potential problems. Hordes of bargain-hunting tourists, many on a schedule that does not give time for careful shopping, attract predators ranging from annoying touts to outright scammers.

Even buying from a legitimate shop, you have to be careful about warranty. Say you save a bit picking up a high-end camera in Singapore, then find a problem with it after geting home. If it has a Singapore-only warranty, what can you do? Pay for the service at home? Pay shipping and insurance, both ways, to and from Singapore? Call it wunderbrick, lay it on its back and plant flowers in the lens mount? Any of those might cost more than you saved in the first place.

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User:DenisYurkin/Wikitravel:Research Checklists

Research checklists
These checklists aim to help an average traveler to notice and write about things useful for Wikivoyage that he doesn't always need as an ordinary traveler.

We don't mean that every aspect should be included into every review or listing--but these are things that do matter for other travelers. Not all of them are equally important, but having some information is better than having none.

Attraction

 * how much time to plan for a typical visit

Airport (in city article)

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 * availability in every stage of:
 * cafes (or vending machines)
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 * enough seats (if at all)
 * space to take a snooze
 * overall: does it make sense to complete all stages ASAP, or to wait until last moment
 * airlines served [by each terminal]
 * terminals within one hub
 * distance between terminals: walking or transport; time between terminals
 * transfer
 * overall time to transfer from one flight to another, per arrival and departure terminal
 * minimum time between connecting flights that allows seeing the city's center between the flights: how much time it takes from plane landing to reaching the downtown, plus to get in from downtown to plane seat (including passport control and security check etc, if applicable)
 * dutyfree
 * unique/rare products or souvenirs
 * how prices compare to traditional stores in the city
 * open hours
 * whether the same store is also available for arriving passengers
 * taxfree refund
 * open hours
 * location of taxfree refund office
 * refund procedure specifics
 * transport from/to the nearest city
 * for each transport type: time required; price; open hours; convenience with much luggage; accessibility with a stroller (stairs to overcome?)
 * time between different airports of the city; transport between airports: same as transport:from/to the nearest city

Hotel/guesthouse

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 * estimate number of rooms (5? 30? 300?)
 * shared space for groups to spend time together
 * common space to spend time with hotel staff / other travelers
 * views (and which rooms have a view)
 * bathroom: private or shared; rooms per bathroom if shared (always occupied vs always free)
 * physical address
 * how often the whole room is cleaned (floor, bathroom, table, balcony etc)
 * how often sheets are changed
 * room interior
 * lobby interior
 * year first opened / year of last renovation
 * restaurant: how good; what's special about it
 * breakfast:
 * included?
 * continental|American|local
 * recommended compared to nearby restaurants?
 * (other attributes from Project:Accommodation listings)

Restaurant

 * physical address
 * web site
 * interior
 * visitors mix: percentage of locals vs expats vs travelers; average age
 * recommended dishes
 * atmosphere
 * service charge included?
 * VAT included?
 * open hours
 * price for typical meal
 * (other attributes from Project:Restaurant listings)

Cafe / coffee house

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User:DenisYurkin/Winter sports in Austria

Austria offers a high density of ski resorts, second perhaps only to Switzerland in Europe. Most of them are medium-sized. Austria's ski resorts are not as spectacular and glamorous as the mega-resorts found in Switzerland and France, but they are more cosy, less prone to mass tourism and a little cheaper (particularly for beer).

Most tourists come from southern Germany.

History
Most Austrian ski resorts are former farming towns that have grown into resorts many times their original size, but often they retain some of their original charm particularly in the old town core.

When to go
The best conditions for skiing are in mid-January, the coldest time of the year. Late February is a good time for sun-seekers.

The most crowded time is the period from December the 25th until January the 2nd. Advanced skiers may want to avoid this time. All of February is also rather crowded because of school and university vacations.

The least crowded times are early December, mid-January and late March.

How to go
Package holidays are normally more convenient and often cheaper if you plan on skiing for a week only. Airport transfers, flights and accommodation are usually included.

However, they mostly run from Saturday to Saturday, they feature only few resorts outside the mainstream, and there is a distinct lack of self-catering accommodation or rooms in private houses in most brochures. These types, however, make up the most popular forms of accommodation in the country.

The increase in low-cost carrier flights to Salzburg, Munich and Friedrichshafen has meant that an increasing number of visitors arrange their own transport and accommodation.

Price, Size and Location
The larger the ski resort and the higher the elevation above sea level, the higher the price. Ski passes will consume a large proportion of your budget. Beginners will nomally find that they are unable to use most pistes covered by a ski pass in a large resort such as Arlberg.

Ski resorts in Carinthia and Styria tend to offer better value than those in Tyrol and Salzburg and are less crowded.

Large ski resorts have a tendency for mass tourism while smaller ones make more of an effort and offer a more personal service.

Athletic experience
Fast lifts (chairlifts and gondolas) mean more skiing than slow lifts or the dreaded (T bar lifts). You get what you pay for. Some resorts have a high proportion of black slopes and are less suitable for beginners.

Other Activities
If you're more after relaxation than skiing and partying staying away from purely athletic ski resorts will offer you better value for money.

By plane
The majority of Austrian ski resorts are no more than a 1-2 hour drive away from a large airport. Some hotels will offer shuttle buses for their guests for a good price. Vienna airport is best avoided; it's a 4 hour drive away from the nearest medium-sized resort, and longer by public transport.

By train
Arlberg, Bad Gastein, Kitzbuehel, St. Johann im Pongau and Zell am See are larger ski resorts served by frequent rail services, and are easily accessible by train from neighbouring countries.

Most large ski resorts that don't have a rail station can be accessed by train followed by a 30-45 min bus transfer.

By bus
Most resorts are served by public transport. The skibus networks are normally very well organised and punctual and almost always included in the lift pass.

By car
Austrian ski resorts are compact and pedestrian-geared so you're unlikely to need a car during your stay in a resort. Some areas (such as Ski Amade in Salzburgerland) offer many different towns spread about a large area all on one ski pass so if you wish to try different places to ski each day then a car is advisable.

Instead of renting a car for a week, it is often cheaper to connect by taxi on departure/arrival.

Eat
Food on the ski slopes normally consists of Austrian specialities of the stodgy (тяжёлых) variety, but is often overpriced.

In the towns themselves, choice and quality of food is better than on the slopes. Hotel food is normally excellent, since hotels compete for guests with their cuisine, while slope restaurants compete with their location. It might be a good idea to book half-board instead of eating on the slopes. Guest houses can provide you with traditional cuisine but it is always easy to find a Kebab or Pizza/Italian restaurant.

Sleep
Book accommodation as far in advance as you can. The number of beds in most resorts is limited, and the later you book the less likely you are to find good value. Accommodation in some cheap packages is not located in the main ski resort, rather in a nearby town from which you must connect by bus.

Many hotels in Austria are family run and offer personal service and surprisingly good facilities at reasonable prices, especially in smaller resorts. Going to the sauna after the pistes to warm up and relax tired muscles, as well as fine dining is considered as important as the skiing itself by many Austrians. You'll miss out on a great part of the Austrian ski experience if you book accommodation without sauna facilities.

Equipment
There are numerous ski and snowboard rental shops in every larger resort. The choice is normally best made by convenience to the slopes or to accommodation.

When hiring equipment it's a good idea to turn up early, and since Austrians get out of bed early in general, that can mean before 8:30 am. Queuing for an hour to have your ski boots fitted can be very frustrating when you're eager to get to the pistes.

Austria's Best and Largest

 * Lech and Zürs am Arlberg - famous for its royal clientele, an underrated ski area in Vorarlberg
 * St. Anton - Tyrol's best-known resort and perhaps Austria's most extreme skiing
 * Ischgl - a progressive resort with a link into Switzerland and the village of Samnaun
 * Sölden (Ötztal) - popular with snowboarders and apres-ski enthusiasts

Other popular resorts

 * Kitzbuehel - famous for its nightlife and charm, which attracts Austria and Germany's "beautiful people". Host to the annual Hahnenkammrennen, arguably the world's most important ski race.
 * Flachau/Wagrain - cosy, good for beginners and intermediates
 * Obertauern - compact, very good snow cover due to location and altitude but can be problematic in bad weather
 * Nassfeld - popular with italian tourists
 * Mayrhofen - a busy resort, popular with foreign tourists
 * Zell am See - a scenic location on a lake attracts visitors for skiing and walking and has a small snowfield/glacier (ледник)
 * Bad Hofgastein - famous for thermal baths too.
 * SkiWelt -Largest ski area covering villages of Scheffau, Söll, Ellmau, Brixen, Hopfgarten, Westendorf

Off the beaten track

 * Heiligenblut - spectacular scenery
 * Turracherhoehe - small and idyllic
 * Wildschonau - Literally wild place, includes Niederau, Oberau and Auffach


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'Welcome to Tourism Cambodia'

Tourism is defined as travel for recreational, leisure or business purposes. The World Tourism Organization defines tourists as people who "travel to and stay in places outside their usual environment for more than twenty-four (24) hours but not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes not related to the exercise of an activity remunerated from within the place visited".

Cambodia MapTourism has become a popular global leisure activity. Although the financial crisis of 2007 had triggered international travel demand to suffer a strong slowdown and intensified further by the outbreak of the H1N1 influenza virus in 2009, the demand for tourism exists. Tourism spending made up 13.6% of Cambodia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) with foreign visitors to Cambodia numbering more than 3 million in 2009.

The Kingdom of Cambodia occupies an area of approximately 181,035 square kilometres (69,898 sq mi) with a population of over 14 million people.

The Kingdom borders Thailand to the west and northwest, Laos to the north, Vietnam to the east and southeast, and the Gulf of Thailand to the south. The geography of Cambodia, dominated by the Mekong River and the Tonlé Sap, has made this an exotic and wholesome tourist destination in South East Asia.

Phnom Penh, the Kingdom's capital and largest city, is the principal center for the country's economy, industry, commerce and culture. Siem Reap, located near the famous Angkor Wat, a Heritage of Humanity and World Wonder, is the gateway to the Angkor region, and is country's main destination for tourism. The sacred site of Preah Vihear temple, a world heritage situated on the edge of a plateau that dominates the plain of Cambodia, is an unique architectural complex of a series of sanctuaries linked by a system of pavements and staircases on an 800-metre long axis. In terms of plan, decoration and relationship to the spectacular landscape environment, this is indeed an outstanding masterpiece of Khmer architecture not to be missed. Sihanoukville, a coastal city, is the primary sea port and boasts one of the world’s best beach resorts. The northeastern frontier province of Rattanak Kiri, where its geography is diverse, encompassing rolling hills, mountains, plateaus, lowland watersheds, and crater lakes, offers great opportunities for the adventurous to enjoy eco-tourism. Some of the last remaining pristine mangrove forests in Southeast Asia are found in Cambodia: lush "rainforests by the sea" that are among the most biologically diverse wetlands on earth.

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User:(WT-en) DeutschesBier

Hi, I'm DeutscheBier, or my name is Eric. I am from and currently reside in Germany. I mainly like to edit pages about Germany and America.

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User:(WT-en) Deva

I live in Kathmandu for the last twenty two years and travel around Asia often. I will contribute positively and objectively to Wikivoyage.

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User:(WT-en) Deverman

I run a city guide about Shenzhen, China:

 * Shenzhen Party: ShenzhenParty.com - Nightlife and city guide to Shenzhen

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User:(WT-en) DevonHikingSpa

Devon Hiking Spa runs active, fun, and stress-free vacations in multiple locations including Arizona, Colorado, and Vermont. We are a cross between a spa and an adventure travel company. Our goal is for you to have a great vacation and return home with healthy eating and exercise principles that will improve your life. The all-inclusive spa weeks include luxurious accommodations, all meals, daily guided hikes, fitness classes, informative lectures, and relaxing massages. Devon Hiking Spa emphasizes group camaraderie, offers a choice of multiple spa locations, and utilizes a nutrition and fitness program based on sound science.

At Devon Hiking Spa, your day begins with a morning stretch class. After breakfast and an informative lecture, you can choose to participate in one of three hikes of varying difficulty levels on nearby trails. Lunch will be eaten on the trail. You will return to the hotel in the late afternoon for a massage or fitness class before dinner. Dinner will take place either at the hotel or at a nearby restaurant.

Your week at Devon Hiking Spa is filled with fun activities, excellent food, and a stress-free atmosphere at top hotels in beautiful locations around the country. Whether you are already fit or motivated to get there, traveling on your own or with a friend or spouse, you will find Devon Hiking Spa to be a fun, valuable experience.

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User:(WT-en) Devurandom

Ph.D. student in Bologna, Italy. More info will (maybe) follow.

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User:(WT-en) Dewet

Native of Stellenbosch, South Africa, with a passion for travelling and more ;)

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User:(WT-en) DeweyDamsel

I am a librarian with as much wanderlust as booklust. I enjoy traveling and reading travel books, and enjoy being part of the community of users on WikiTravel. When I am not working or traveling, I like to find new restaurants in my neighborhood and shop at the local organic farmers market.

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