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New Zealand's ski resorts are in many ways on par with the best resorts in Europe. High-quality snow cover and good weather always attract a large flow of skiing and other winter sports enthusiasts to the country.



eco hotel The 5 Million Star Iceland

All of The 5 Million far apart, so guests can feel whatsapp number database and comfortable. Made from transparent, heat-resistant plastic, the hemispheres are 3 meters high and 4 meters in diameter. They are also UV-protected.

eco hotel The 5 Million Star Iceland

All areas of the hotel have received their names - Valdis and Maria, Asta, Una, Thorunn. Inside the room there is a large bed, lighting fixtures and a bedside table for things. The climate control installed in them allows maintaining the optimal temperature, both in winter and in summer.

eco hotel The 5 Million Star Iceland

On the coastal cliffs of the Italian province of Salerno lies the small resort town of Amalfi. The small seaside town on the Gulf of Salerno with a population of about six thousand people is the heart of the Amalfi Coast and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Amalfi Coast Italy

The unique tourist town of Amalfi, famous for its romantic location, nestles comfortably on the rocky coast. The intricate interweaving of its houses is connected by stairs carved into the rocks. Many townspeople plant plants on their roofs – here you can see entire hanging gardens of lush vegetation.

Amalfi Coast Italy

In ancient times, the city of Amalfi was the capital of a powerful maritime republic, which, together with Venice, Pisa and Genoa, created new trade routes between Europe and the Orient. Here in the 13th century, the magnetic compass was invented, the foundations of maritime law were created and the first ever Maritime Code was approved.

Amalfi Coast Italy

The maritime republic of Amalfi fought with Genoa and Pisa for supremacy in the Mediterranean. In 1135, its fleet was destroyed and the city was completely plundered. In 1343, the Amalfi coast was destroyed by a powerful storm and by the middle of the 12th century, there was no trace left of the former greatness of the great trading city.