Tokyo, capital of Japan, located on the island Honshu, the main Japanese archipelago. Besides being the largest city, is the one with highest number of universities, financial institutions, corporations, schools, museums, theaters and so on. Has 23 districts with 8,340,000 people in them.

How come?
Mainly you can get to Tokyo by plane. This city has two airports:

Narita International Airport: is located in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, which is located east-southeast of Tokyo, connected with this city by 3 lines. The airport handles mainly international flights.
Tokyo International Airport (or Haneda) is in the Ota district, Tokyo. It also receives international flights although it focuses more on trade with Korea. (más…)

Paris cradle of European art and the most beautiful cities, city of love and beauty in every corner, is perhaps the most beautiful city in Europe.

Where to Stay
Paris because of its large tourist influence has plenty of hotels of varying degrees, spread throughout the city hotels, 3 stars or more, e-dreams, Sol Meliá and cheap hotels.

How come?
The gala capital connects with the rest of Europe and elsewhere in France via the TGV (high speed), this train goes to Strasbourg. Paris also has two major airports: Charles de Gaulle airport is located northwest of Paris (the second largest in Europe) and Paris-Orly airport is located in the south of the city, is the second largest airport platform of France. (más…)

Vienna, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, the capital of Austria, which has 1,670,347 inhabitants. Located on the banks of the Danube at the foot of the Alps.
How come?
The easiest way to reach the Austrian capital is by plane. With the Vienna Schwechat airport, 35 minutes from downtown. This airport has connections to most European destinations.
You can also get to Vienna through the railway network that connects the capital with many European cities like Paris or Venice. (más…)

Merida state is the main tourist hub of the Venezuelan Andes, has theme parks, cable car, observatory and much more, including an ice cream shop that has figured in the Guinness Book for its huge variety of ice cream. The other two states that make up the Andes are Tachira and Trujillo. The Andes are generally extremely friendly and hospitable. (más…)

Between beaches and dunes, between wind and sun, among woods, wooden houses and find different cities across the Atlantic Coast. Surrounding places like: Pinamar, Mar del Plata, Cariló, Mar de Ajo, Villa Gesell, Mar de las Pampas, Santa Teresita, Mar Azul, Necochea, among others

End of attraction during the summer period, the Atlantic coast of the province of Buenos Aires can merge multiple attractiveness of their landscapes with the planned progress of the seaside resorts that form it. His vast pristine beaches, its dunes and forests solemn lasting stretch over many kilometers gave rise to small and exclusive locations that are ideal for rest and relaxation. Highly recommended for holidays with family or in groups of friends during the months of December to March. (más…)

Venezuela is a substantial cultural traditions, which reflect either its various climates and ecosystems. Among them, we intend to give them a bite to function as open mouth of what is meant by Venezuelan traditions interesting, colorful, and valuable.

In past articles we’ve given some prominence Caracas, for that reason, we turn now to the Venezuelan interior, where folk traditions are kept more intact.

Let’s start Maracaibo, with its bustling La Chinita Fair (in her eyes slanted owes his nickname), held in November. These festivities are dedicated to the Virgin of Chiquinquira. The belief has appeared in a small piece of wood he rescued an old lady of Lake Maracaibo. The temple was built on the grounds of the house of the lady. The Fair includes many events, including a large lighting is installed in Bella Vista Avenue, orchestras playing to the sound of bagpipes, they light thousands of fireworks, choosing a beauty queen with the Virgin and walk the streets of the miracle. (más…)

Montevideo was born and grew as a port city, lies on the banks of the Rio de la Plata. And has that combination of city, beach, sun and urban move. Tourism is the order of the day and is a place to visit at any time of year.

The tour begins with the classic boardwalk, it connects us to the spa zone. The boardwalk is calling Franklin Roosevelt and runs through the Old City, the Mercado del Puerto and some older buildings. Later renamed Promenade 25 August and cuts all streets in the downtown who die in it. After skirting a small peninsula, it changes again its name to the promenade France, which will later be called Promenade Promenade Great Britain and then Argentina. On this tour come together tourists, locals, and all who pass through Montevideo both winter and summer. On the side of the beach in summer is filled with people going to enjoy the sun all day until late and by the Uruguayan workers who go there when she finishes her workday. There are also people who opt for water activities like windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking. (más…)