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Here with Sock101 of course and Karla from Tekweld 😎

Greece and Italy review in detail 👇🏻 1. Greece - Aethens - Good for flights connection. Acropolis - Book online ticket in advance, average one time visit but not worth it if you have to stand in line for hours. Food in aethens specially if you vegetarian is good. 2. Greece - Santorini - good for one day at max. But price is too high. It is not worth the cost. Flight connections are costly. Easily can be skipped specially if you are on a budget trip. Evening at Oia is good. 3. Italy - Milan - Decent one day visit. Very good for shopping in village. Serravalle village is best for shopping. Bus will take you there (Flix bus) 4. Florence - we skipped it based on reviews from our friends. 5. Italy - Rome - Good place. Hack - rent lime scooter and your gun will double. Important - you will need your passport to ride it. Register in advance. Pre book - Colloseum and Panthens - online official website. 6. Italy - Amalfi coast and positano. Worth visiting. Amazing views. Hack - stay at Salerno, it has amazing connectivity with all the islands. If budget is not an issue, do take private boat, it will cost 550 Euro for 6 people if you take it from port directly.

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Argentinian Curiosities - The City of the Caesars Also known as the Enchanted City of the Caesars or the Lost City, is a legendary mythical city in South America. According to legends, it was located somewhere in the Patagonia region, in southern Argentina. The city was supposedly inhabited by descendants of Spaniards who took refuge there during the conquest and by local indigenous people. Some characteristics and aspects associated with the legend include: Wealth: It was said that the city was filled with riches, especially gold and silver, which attracted many explorers and adventurers seeking fortune. Invisibility or Enchantment: According to some versions of the legend, the city could become invisible or was protected by enchantments that prevented outsiders from finding it. Variable Location: Stories about the city's location vary widely. Some accounts placed it near the Andes, while others situated it further inland in Patagonia. Over the centuries, numerous explorers attempted to find the City of the Caesars, but all failed, further fueling the mystery and legend of this lost city. #Transpack #MovingToArgentina #MovingServices #InternationalMoving #InternationalMovers #MovingCompany #MudanzasInternacionales #Relocation

Puerto Rico is a nice little Caribbean getaway and it is still considered the USA. There is tons to do there and some of the world'd best beaches. To find out more and for all things Puerto Rico check my Puerto Rico page below #puertorico #oldsanjuan #travelblog #travelusa #culebra #travelreviews

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Did you know St. Patrick hailed from the shores of Britain, not Ireland? Find out more interesting facts in our latest blog post to celebrate St Patrick's Day. If you're a travel agent, could Ireland be a bucket-list destination for your customers? https://bit.ly/3v4rYmT #BlueRoadsDifference #Ireland #TravelAgents #StPatricksDay

As Simon Sinek reminds us in 'Start with Your Why,' knowing our purpose is key to achieving greatness. This trip reaffirmed why we do what we do: to create meaningful relationships, strong connections and to share our purpose. #PublicRelations #StartWithWhy