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Corfu

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Pristina

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Izmir

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Paris

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Vienna

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Rhodes

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Bodrum

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Paris

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Paris

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	==Respect==		==Respect==
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		+	* Don't associate the country with the European Union, or at least don't tell Belgian people about it. Although the EU has chosen to put most of its headquarters in Belgium, it doesn't mean that Belgians have anything to do with it. Most Belgian people doesn't care about the EU any more than an other person in another country in the continent. Foreigner's perception of Belgium as being 'the EU country' is not only strange to Belgians but also very offensive to them because it sounds like you bypass them to focus on a organization in which they are just one country amongst 27. You wouldn't call the United States 'the UN country' just because the UN has its headquarters in New-York, so don't do the same to Belgium.

	* Belgians don't like to talk about their income or politics. You must also avoid asking people about their views on religion.		* Belgians don't like to talk about their income or politics. You must also avoid asking people about their views on religion.

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 *<listing name="Megabus" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://uk.megabus.com/default.aspx" hours="" price="" lat="" long="" tags="">A British low-cost bus company that offers routes to Paris from [[London]], [[Birmingham (England)|Birmingham]], [[Boulogne]], [[Amsterdam]], and [[Brussels]]. Seats start at £1.00, with through fares available from points on the domestic UK network. Free Wi-Fi is available when the bus is travelling through the United Kingdom.</listing>
-*<listing name="iDBUS" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.idbus.com/" hours="" price="" lat="" long="" tags="">The luxury bus arm of SNCF introduced in summer 2012. It offers routes to Paris from [[London]], [[Lille]], [[Amsterdam]], and [[Brussels]]. Seats start at £45.00 and includes free Wi-Fi throughout the journey.</listing>
+*<listing name="iDBUS" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" email="" fax="" url="http://www.idbus.com/" hours="" price="" lat="" long="" tags="">The luxury bus arm of SNCF introduced in summer 2012. It offers routes to Paris from [[London]], [[Lille]], [[Lyon]], [[Amsterdam]], [[Brussels]], [[Milan]] and [[Turin]]. Seats start at £45.00 and includes free Wi-Fi throughout the journey.</listing>
 ===By car===

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 ===By plane===
 Corfu "Ioannis Kapodistrias" airport (IATA) is served by several airlines. Year-round both Aegean and Olympic airlines have flights to Athens. In the high season (roughly easter through October), other airlines including German Wings, Easyjet, Air Belin, TuiFly, LTU, Transavia and Wizzair serve the island.
 ===By seaplane===

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 * <sleep name="Hotel Afa" alt="" address="Ali Kelmendi Nr. 15" directions="" phone="+381 38/225 226" url="http://www.hotelafa.com/" checkin="" checkout="12:00" price="€45 to €75 singles, €75 to €112 doubles" lat="" long="" phoneextra="+381 38/225 226" tollfree="" email="office@hotelafa.com" tags="Hotel"> Free Internet and a cheap restaurant.</sleep>
 *<sleep name="Hotel Aldi" alt="" address="Cagllavica nr. 303" phone="+381 38 54 88 02" url="http://www.hotelaldi.com/" directions="" checkin="after 12AM" checkout="12AM" price="€25 to €35 for single rooms and €45 to €55 for double rooms" email="booking@hotelaldi.com" tags="Hotel">Fresh, modern family-run hotel. Situated only 2 km from the centre, perfect choice for travelers and business people. </sleep>
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 *'''Hotel Ambassador''' [http://www.hotel-ambasador.com] near the Swiss Liaison Office in the Velania neighbourhood is also up to the standards of a discerning visitor.
 ==Cope==

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 ==Stay safe==
-Izmir is a relatively safe city for its size, however it does have its "shady" areas. The city center as well as populated suburbs are generally safe during the day. Use common sense if walking at night, avoid dark and narrow alleyways (found mainly in Alsancak and Konak). Avoid the streets around the main port as well as the streets around the railway junction (Hilal, Halkapinar). Kadifekale, which is one of the city's main landmarks is located in arguably the city's most dangerous area. It is not advised to go there alone; if you go travel by car. It is not advisable to travel on foot in the neighborhoods on the south side of the train tracks near the city center at any time of the day.
+Izmir is a relatively safe city for its size, however it does have its "shady" areas. The city center as well as populated suburbs are generally safe during the day. Use common sense if walking at night, avoid dark and narrow alleyways (found mainly in Alsancak and Konak). Avoid the streets around the main port as well as the streets around the railway junction (Hilal, Halkapinar). Also avoid booking hostels around Basmane that is not safe even in the daylight. Kadifekale, which is one of the city's main landmarks is located in arguably the city's most dangerous area. It is not advised to go there alone; if you go travel by car. It is not advisable to travel on foot in the neighborhoods on the south side of the train tracks near the city center at any time of the day.
 Use common sense and you will be relatively safe. If you find yourself in any situation don't be afraid to call the police (155).Izmir Police Department has a "tourism police" section where travellers can report passport loss and theft or any other criminal activity, they may have become victims of. The staff is multilingual and will speak English, German, French, and Arabic.
 * <listing name="Tourism Police" alt="Turizm Polisi" directions="" address="Turizm Şube Müdürlüğü, Tepecik" phone="+90 232 489-47-77" email="" fax="+90 232 441-11-63" url="" hours="" price=""></listing>

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 There are no mid-range clothes or shoes stores, only luxury brands.
-===== Get in / out =====
+=====Airport transfers=====
 For getting to or from Paris, the RER commuter train, line B, has stations in T3 (from where you can take the free CDGVAL shuttle train to T1) and T2. Trains to Paris leave every 7-8 minutes and stop at Gare du Nord, Châtelet-Les Halles, Saint-Michel Notre-Dame, Luxembourg, Port-Royal, Denfert-Rochereau and Cité Universitaire. Adult tickets cost €9.50, and for children between 4-10 the fare is €6.65 each; unusually, day tickets are normally '''not valid''' for travel to and from the airport. The train takes around 35 minutes to Gare du Nord and 45 minutes to Denfert-Rochereau, making this the fastest way to get to the city. Tickets can be purchased either through green (sometimes blue) automated ticket vending machines ("Billetterie Ile-de-France") or through the ticket office serviced by transport authority personnel. Engineering works near CDG Terminal-1 and Aulnay-Sois-Bois stations are conducted between 2300hrs and 0100hrs everyday, so you must take a coach (bus) from  Terminal 3 to the station where you can take the RER B train to Paris. The fare is included in the train ticket you purchase.
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 Alternatively, the ''Roissybus'' service (€10) connects all terminals directly to Opéra Garnier in central Paris, but it's subject to traffic jams and rush hour, so it averages 60-90 min even on a good day. You could take bus number 350[http://www.ratp.info/orienter/f_plan.php?fm=gif&amp;loc=bus_banlieue/300&amp;nompdf=350&amp;lang=ang&amp;partenaire=]and 351[http://www.ratp.fr/informer/pdf/orienter/f_plan.php?loc=bus_banlieue/300&nompdf=351&fm=pdf&lang=fr&partenaire=ratp] to the city and it requires three tickets t+ per person (about €5.10, or €5.70 if the tickets are purchased on the bus), making this the cheapest option to go to and from Paris. The tickets can be purchased at newsstands, at ticket machines, or, for a higher price, inside the bus from the driver and they need to be validated with a device lying next to the driver's seat.
-Air France buses [http://cars.airfrance.fr] offer two stops in Paris (Porte Maillot, Montparnasse) from CDG with a 50-min ride. To reach a specific address into the city, this shared shuttle service [http://www.airport-paris-transfer.com/] costs €19 per person.
+[http://cars.airfrance.fr Air France buses] offer two stops in Paris (Porte Maillot, Montparnasse) from CDG with a 50-min ride. To reach a specific address into the city, this shared shuttle service [http://www.airport-paris-transfer.com/] costs €19 per person.
-Non-shared (limo service) transfer is also available and can be booked online:
+Non-shared (limo service) transfer is also available and can be booked on-line:
-*[https://easyprivatetaxi.com Easy Private Taxi] offers a sedan from CDG to the city up to 2 people for 60€, up 4 people for 70€ and up to 8 people for 90€
+*[http://www.cabservice-prestige.com Cab Service Prestige] offers a Mercedes E transfer for up to 4 people for €150 from CDG to the city
-*[http://www.cabservice-prestige.com Cab Service Prestige] offers a Mercedes E transfer for up to 4 people for 150€ from CDG to the city
+*[https://easyprivatetaxi.com Easy Private Taxi] offers a sedan from CDG to the city up to 2 people for €60, up 4 people for €70 and up to 8 people for €90
 There is also a TGV station in T2 for high-speed connections, mostly towards [[Lille]] and [[Brussels]], but there are also some trains that head south to eg. [[Rennes]] and [[Nantes]], bypassing Paris.

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	Air France buses [http://cars.airfrance.fr] offer two stops in Paris (Porte Maillot, Montparnasse) from CDG with a 50-min ride. To reach a specific address into the city, this shared shuttle service [http://www.airport-paris-transfer.com/] costs €19 per person.		Air France buses [http://cars.airfrance.fr] offer two stops in Paris (Porte Maillot, Montparnasse) from CDG with a 50-min ride. To reach a specific address into the city, this shared shuttle service [http://www.airport-paris-transfer.com/] costs €19 per person.
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		+	Non-shared (limo service) transfer is also available and can be booked online:
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		+	*[https://easyprivatetaxi.com Easy Private Taxi] offers a sedan from CDG to the city up to 2 people for 60€, up 4 people for 70€ and up to 8 people for 90€
		+	*[http://www.cabservice-prestige.com Cab Service Prestige] offers a Mercedes E transfer for up to 4 people for 150€ from CDG to the city

	There is also a TGV station in T2 for high-speed connections, mostly towards [[Lille]] and [[Brussels]], but there are also some trains that head south to eg. [[Rennes]] and [[Nantes]], bypassing Paris.		There is also a TGV station in T2 for high-speed connections, mostly towards [[Lille]] and [[Brussels]], but there are also some trains that head south to eg. [[Rennes]] and [[Nantes]], bypassing Paris.

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 * '''[[Pefkos]]''' - A smaller tourist resourt close to Lindos. Originally started as a small collection of farms and private residences, but has grown into a town in its own right.
 * '''[[Rhodes (city)|Rhodes city]]''' - The biggest city on the island and seat of the local government
-*''' [[Theologos]]''' or (Tholos)- A traditional village. Hamid and Alison going there,,,yeeaaaaa
+*''' [[Theologos]]''' or (Tholos)- A traditional village
 ==Other destinations==

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 =====From Hungary=====
-From [[Budapest]] Keleti pu (Eastern Station) buy a discounted round-trip ticket, "kirándulójegy" (excursion or 4-day ticket) for €31. It includes the return within 4 days and is valid for all public transportation in Vienna for 2 days. So its a deal even if you don't need a return ticket to Budapest. There are limited amount of SparSchiene tickets each day for €13. All tickets are valid in all trains (including the high-speed RailJet). Trains confusingly depart Budapest East (Keleti pu), most stop at Wien Meidling and then arrive at Vienna West Station (Wien West). Direct trains run every two hours. Otherwise transfer at Győr.
+From [[Budapest]] Keleti pu (Eastern Station) buy a discounted round-trip ticket, "kirándulójegy" (excursion or 4-day ticket) for €33. It includes the return within 4 days and is valid for all public transportation in Vienna for 2 days. So its a deal even if you don't need a return ticket to Budapest. There are limited amount of SparSchiene tickets each day for €13. All tickets are valid in all trains (including the high-speed RailJet). Trains confusingly depart Budapest East (Keleti pu), most stop at Wien Meidling and then arrive at Vienna West Station (Wien West). Direct trains run every two hours. Otherwise transfer at Győr.
 To Hungary the ÖBB offers tickets from €19 to Budapest as well as the EURegio ticket (Vienna to Hungary and return with 4 days); [[Mosonmagyaróvár]] €12, Győr €19, [[Tatabánya]] €25, [[Fertöszentmiklós]] €19, and [[Szombathely]] € 22 (children half-price, weekly and monthy tickets available).

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 * Tour in the marina and Bodrum Castle, photos with maps [http://www.trekinu.com/viewtrek.aspx?trkid=on25i9bs77ti30y].
-*<do name="Flaka Cruising" alt="" address="Bodrum" directions="" phone="" url="http://www.flaka.nl" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">Bodrum is known for its old traditional wooden sailing boats, so called gulets. Mainly, there is sailed in the gulf of Gokova and Hirasonu, the Blue Cruise or Blue Voyage as the trip is referd to, is done by motor/engine however there are a few charter companies who sail by windpower, one of them is Flaka Cruising and does offer this service by sailing by wind. Gulets can be chartered for your family gathering or by cabin. In the last case you share the gulet with other guests form around the world. </do>
+*<do name="Flaka Cruising" alt="" address="Bodrum" directions="" phone="" url="http://www.flaka.nl" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">Bodrum is known for its old traditional wooden sailing boats, so called gulets. Mainly, there is sailed in the gulf of Gokova and Hirasonu, the Blue Cruise or Blue Voyage as the trip is referred to, is done by motor/engine however there are a few charter companies who sail by windpower, one of them is Flaka Cruising and does offer this service by sailing by wind. Gulets can be chartered for your family gathering or by cabin. In the last case you share the gulet with other guests form around the world. </do>
 ==Buy==

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 There are a few different bike rental programs in Paris:
-*[http://en.velib.paris.fr/ Vélib"] ☎ +33 1 30 79 79 30" In July 2007 the municipality of Paris introduced the '''Vélib''' program (''vélo Liberté'' or Freedom Bikes) making it possible to rent a bike for a very modest price. Numerous stations are found around the city (at major landmarks and metro stations, basically every 300&nbsp;m). With a credit card with a "puce" smart-chip (that means that US Visa and MasterCards do not work, however American Express cards should work even though they don't have a chip), you can subscribe for 1 day (€1.70) or 7 days (€8) with a security deposit of €150 & then get a bike. If your card doesn't work in the machines, you can pay on-line for your 1 or 7 day ticket and will be given an ID number to use at the kiosk. The first 30 min are free, the following 30 min costs €1, following 30 min cost €2, etc. to avoid long rentals... so the game is to get to another station in 25 min and get another bicycle. This rental system has been designed to allow you to "pick & drop" a bike, not rent the same one all day long. Try it ! If your card works in the machines it's a great way to get around! The bicycles are wonderful cruiser bikes, with a front basket to put a purse or bag.
+*[http://en.velib.paris.fr/ Vélib] ☎ +33 1 30 79 79 30 In July 2007 the municipality of Paris introduced the '''Vélib''' program (''vélo Liberté'' or Freedom Bikes) making it possible to rent a bike for a very modest price. Numerous stations are found around the city (at major landmarks and metro stations, basically every 300&nbsp;m). With a credit card with a "puce" smart-chip, you can subscribe for 1 day (€1.70) or 7 days (€8) with a security deposit of €150 & then get a bike. If your card doesn't work in the machines, you can pay on-line for your 1 or 7 day ticket and will be given an ID number to use at the kiosk.<br />The first 30 min are free, the following 30 min costs €1, following 30 min costs €2, etc. to avoid long rentals... so the game is to get to another station in 25 min and get another bicycle. This rental system has been designed to allow you to "pick & drop" a bike, not rent the same one all day long. Try it! If your card works in the machines it's a great way to get around! The bicycles are wonderful cruiser bikes, with a front basket to put a purse or bag.<br />If the saddle is turned around, it most probably means the bike is out of order (it's a convention among Velib users, so do the same if you notice your Velib has problems).  Also be sure to check your lock before leaving as many of them do not function (and you do not want to get stuck with a bike locked to a fence post that you cannot unlock). Also be sure to budget some time for parking your bike in case you need to get back for a flight.  Especially during lunch hour, many of the return stations get full quite readily.<br />US Visa and MasterCards without chips do not work - however, American Express cards should work even though they don't have a chip)<br />A full day rental that you [https://aboen-paris.cyclocity.fr/subscribe/details can reserve on-line] is definitely your best option in case your credit card does not have a smart chip (eg: if you are American).  After registering on-line for €1.7, they will give you a code that you plug in at any Velib station and is good for 24 hr. You can return the bike at any station any time and get a new bike with this same code any place within this time frame.
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-A full day rental that you can reserve online [https://aboen-paris.cyclocity.fr/subscribe/details] is definitely your best option in case your credit card does not have a smart chip (i.e. if you are American).  After registering online for EU1.7, they will give you a code that you plug in at any Velib station and is good for 24hrs.  You can return at any station anytime and get a new bike with this same code anyplace within this time frame.
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-If the saddle is turned around, it most probably means the bike is out of order (it's a convention among Velib users, so do the same if you notice your Velib has problems).  Also be sure to check your lock before leaving as many of them do not function (and you do not want to get stuck with a bike locked to a fence post that you cannot unlock).  Also be sure to budget some time for parking your bike in case you need to get back for a flight.  Especially during lunch hour, many of the return stations get full quite readily.
 * In addition to operating a number of bike rental buses, the RATP has some permanent locations, including:

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 ==Sleep==
 ===Budget===
 There are two '''hostels''' in Heraklion. Both are situated in the city centre, only a 10 minute drive from the airport and a 5 minute drive from the port. One can go there by taxi. The taxi fare from the airport to the hostels at the city centre should cost less than €10, and from the port less than €6.
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 *<sleep name="Villa Helidona private pool" alt="Villa Helidona private pool - Crete" address="Episkopi village -  Hersonissos - Heraklion " directions="" phone="" url="http://www.villahelidona.com/" checkin="" checkout="" price="" lat="" long="">Just 20 minutes from Heraklion airport, tucked away on the hillsides of the northern coast of Crete, you will find your beautiful holiday home in Episkopi. Swim in your very own large private pool. Indulge into the privacy of the home and the pool area. Relax rest and heal during your stay at this truly peaceful holiday home. All the comfort you need you will find right here in this beautiful and spacious luxury villa in Crete.</sleep>
 ==Contact==

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 Alternatively, the ''Roissybus'' service (€10) connects all terminals directly to Opéra Garnier in central Paris, but it's subject to traffic jams and rush hour, so it averages 60-90 min even on a good day. You could take bus number 350[http://www.ratp.info/orienter/f_plan.php?fm=gif&amp;loc=bus_banlieue/300&amp;nompdf=350&amp;lang=ang&amp;partenaire=]and 351[http://www.ratp.fr/informer/pdf/orienter/f_plan.php?loc=bus_banlieue/300&nompdf=351&fm=pdf&lang=fr&partenaire=ratp] to the city and it requires three tickets t+ per person (about €5.10, or €5.70 if the tickets are purchased on the bus), making this the cheapest option to go to and from Paris. The tickets can be purchased at newsstands, at ticket machines, or, for a higher price, inside the bus from the driver and they need to be validated with a device lying next to the driver's seat.
-If you prefer not to share a vehicle with other people you can catch a taxi, or book a private transfer in advance. These are especially convenient for larger groups. A couple companies offering this service are:
+Air France buses [http://cars.airfrance.fr] offer two stops in Paris (Porte Maillot, Montparnasse) from CDG with a 50-min ride. To reach a specific address into the city, this shared shuttle service [http://www.airport-paris-transfer.com/] costs €19 per person.
-<ul>
+There is also a TGV station in T2 for high-speed connections, mostly towards [[Lille]] and [[Brussels]], but there are also some trains that head south to eg. [[Rennes]] and [[Nantes]], bypassing Paris.
-<li>[http://www.cabservice-prestige.com Cab Service Prestige] offers a Mercedes E transfer for up to 4 people for 150€ from CDG to the city</li>
-<li>[https://easyprivatetaxi.com Easy Private Taxi] offers a sedan from CDG to the city up to 2 people for 60€, up 4 people for 70€ and up to 8 people for 160€</li>
-</ul>
-−
-Air France buses [http://cars.airfrance.fr] offer two stops in Paris (Porte Maillot, Montparnasse) from CDG with a 50-min ride. To reach a specific address into the city, this shared shuttle service [http://www.airport-paris-transfer.com/] costs €19 per person [http://manstouch.com/travel/airport-transfers.html], private transfers cost €79 [http://manstouch.com/travel/airport-transfers.html]. Mercedes E transfer costs €129 and are available from CDG and ORY. There is also a TGV station in T2 for high-speed connections, mostly towards [[Lille]] and [[Brussels]], but there are also some trains that head south to eg. [[Rennes]] and [[Nantes]], bypassing Paris.
 BE CAREFUL when using buses to get to CDG. There are frequent traffic jams on the motorways leading to the airport - the Air France bus normally may need 50 minutes to get to CDG, but it may take 1½ hours as well... your best bet for arriving on time with the buses is to take them very early in the morning or during times otherwise when there isn't much traffic.

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