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The Brazilian Tourism Portal is a source for finding out about Brazil as a tourist destination. The website has links to beaches, culture, ecotourism, sports, business and events.

The Geographia site includes in-depth travel destination guides to more than 75 countries. Each country travel guide features cultural and historical insights as well as travel stories and more.

Alberta, one of the provinces of Canada, is located next to British Columbia. Its largest city and capital is Edmonton.

Tripadvisor, located in Needham, Massachusetts, provides honest user-generated reviews of 27,000+ cities, 190,000+ hotels, 72,000+ attractions, 140,000+ restaurants, 750,000+ traveler photos of hotels.

ViaMichelin designs, develops and markets digital travel assistance products and services. ViaMichelin targets Europe road users and companies with maps, route planning, hotel and restaurant information, tourist sites, weather, and more.

Bicycle tours are a neat way to reconnect with friends and family, or just enjoy your surroundings solo. Many vacation destinations feature guided bicycle tours, or you can plan one yourself.

Low cost airlines have made it easier for more people to take advantage of air travel. Since the year 2000, low-cost airlines have become the norm, offering no-frills service to popular destinations.

AirTran is a low-fare airline designed for business travelers. It was founded in 1993 and launched the first ticketless travel that year. Its headquarters are in Orlando, Florida.

This travel website features low airline flight fares. Users can search for flights by city or airport. Users can also reserve rental cars and hotels.

Delta Airlines and its affiliates offer more 479 destinations in 105 locations.

Digg is a website that is generated entirely by users. The Digg community posts interesting blogs and websites and the sites that are looked at the most by other Digg users, go to the front page of the site.

Expedia is an online travel agency. Users can book flights, hotels, cars, vacation packages, cruises and more online. The site also has a link to special deals and destinations. Expedia guarantees the lowest price.

An archipelago with thousands of islands, The Bahamas offers a broad variety of destinations, from the historic pirate haven of Nassau to the naturalist paradise of Inagua.

Greyhound, founded in 1914, is the largest provider of intercity bus transportation, serving more than 3100 destinations across North America. The company also offers package delivery, and charter and tour packages.

This is the website for KLM, whose home base is Schiphol Airport, is partnered with Air France to fly to 250 destinations worldwide. Users can book flights, cars, and hotels on the website and also check flight information and schedules.

Lonely Planet, headquartered in Australia, began with one travel book over 30 years ago. Today it is a large travel guidebook publishers, popular with backpackers.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation provides leadership, education and advocacy to save America's diverse historic places and revitalize our communities.

Ryan Air, an economy airline that was established in 1985, flies to destinations in Europe and the UK.

On the website, users can book air flights, hotels, rent cars, get train tickets, and book cruises. There is also information about popular destinations and special deals.

United operates more than 3,600 flights per day to more than 210 U.S. domestic destinations and international sites. On this website, users can find and book flights with no booking fee.