What are some inexpensive and warm places to travel to this December? I'm looking take 7-9 days off somewhere from the 12-24 to 1-2 .
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In this economy even Disney is giving bargains in their hotel room rates for certain dates.
I often see news reports of many major hotel chains giving large discounts, and especially after Christmas the rates should get lower and lower.
As for attractions, some of the main ones are very expensive, but no matter what areas you visit, you can find places that you can go for free or for a smaller amount of money.
When you get to an area, visit the Chamber of Commerce or Tourist Center and ask for suggestions for the freebies or inexpensive sights. They may also give you coupons for discounts.
personal experience
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It's Summer time and Rio is jumping.
If not Rio try the Northern coast Bahia etc. There are some beautiful islands off the coast that are filled with thonged chicas.
Been there done that
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Best Trips For Coffee Addicted
1. Brazil is the world’s biggest coffee producer, and you can find there very good managed huge plantation, or small family owned farms. The most spectacular time for visit is the harvesting, taking place from July to September. As a coffee addicted, you may not be disappointed about the green grains, which still require drying and roasting.
2.Colombia offers in its mountain regions around Bogota excellent conditions for coffee. The Colombian coffee is very tasty, but a little acid. That’s why the big producers of packed coffee offer usually mixes containing Colombian coffee.
3.Ethiopia is, historically speaking, the first coffee producer in the world. Coffee originates in the Ethiopian province of Kaffa. Starting from Kaffa, Ethiopia the delicious beverage we love so much conquered all the world.
4.Kenya is great as a tourist destination or as a coffee land. You can even take part to the auctions following shortly the harvesting period, buying some coffee for yourself.
5.Sumatra is the most important of Indonesia’s 17 000 island, and also the biggest coffee producer. Between coffee tours (you will find here mostly Arabica) and tastes you can discover the Sumatra’s rich wild life.
6.Hawaii and Kuna Island, to be more precisely, are a great coffee destination. In Kuna Island you can discover a special sort of coffee, with the most beautiful coffee beans in the world.
7.Jamaica offers the most expensive coffee worldwide. Jamaica’s best coffee farms are to find in a small area nearby the Blue Mountains.
8.Rwanda is recovering after the big war and the big genocide from few years ago, and grows coffee to live wealth.
9.Mexico is an important producer, mainly in the Area of Chiapas, Veracruz and Oaxaca with the renowned brands of Tapachula, Huixta, organic grown Pluma, and Altura.
10.Guatemala consists mainly of mountains, and the periodical eruptions make the soil richer and the coffee tasting better.
http://www.journeyetc.com/travel-ideas/best-trips-for-coffee-addicted/
http://www.sweetmarias.com/Brazil2004/Brazil2004.html
I recomend Colombia, You don´t know what you are missing and today is probably the only place in South America where US Americans are really welcome and considered truly allies.
Besides, they produce the best coffe in the world; the geography is astonishing, people incredibly friendly and perhaps one of the few places were foreigners are treated like kings. Brasil is the largest producer of coffe but their coffe is far from being better than Colombian coffee.
If you don´t llike mountains and don´t want to visit the country side there is always other constrasting places in Colombia that you may want to visit, like...
San Andres Island, the best kept secret in the Caribbean.
Caño Cristales, Colombia´s river of the five color, the most beautiful river on Earth.
Cartagena de Indias, the most spectacular colonial city in Colombia.
