The company develops
, owns, manages or
franchises approximately 2,200 hotels, resorts and vacation ownership
properties
.com," explains Jozef Steis, Director of the
Slovak Tourist Board.
"Not just lists of hotels
, restaurants and sights to see, but also five
unusually detailed, self-guided driving itineraries
that suggest what to
see, how long it takes to drive between places, where to stay and eat along
the way, with options for extra days or shortcuts.
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travelers looking for
interesting,
affordable European vacations, the Slovak Tourist Board in
North America has launched a new website
, www.
"While there are plenty of sites out there that have bits and pieces of
useful information
, we put everything American travelers need to know about
our country on ComeToSlovakia. Even though
we're a small country,
the web site gives potential visitors a tremendous amount of information.
Many Slovak towns
rose to wealth more than 500 years ago, then dropped out of sight -- and
off
the path of progress. No other country has preserved as many
of these breathtaking wooden beauties
as Slovakia has.1554 moorish
com or by calling 718 789 1500
TOP 10 REASONS TO COME TO SLOVAKIA NOW (EXCERPTED
FROM COMETOSLOVAKIA.sypesteyn torrione
-based tour operators and Slovak
travel agencies to help independent travelers
with arrangements.
"We recognize that many Americans aren't sure where our country is or what
we have to offer tourists," notes Steis. Whether you hike, ski, climb or simply gaze at them, the
beauty
of Slovakia's mountains will remain with you after you return home. Wander through living
villages like Cicmany or Vlkolinec, where people still build and decorate
their houses according
to centuries-old designs.tott uigwe
Prices outside of Bratislava are even lower!!
5) Old towns where time
stood still - Explore perfectly preserved medieval
and Renaissance towns, walk cobblestone streets
and imagine the merchants
and craftsmen who lived there hundreds of years ago. And the High Tatras
are just the
beginning.suwon moorish
"When complete, this full-service hotel will exceed its guests'
expectations
with luxurious amenities, personalized guest service and
extensive business facilities," said Jorge
Gutierrez, general manager,
Hilton Villahermosa + Conference Center.trakoscan fortresses
The hotel will
offer the
largest and most technologically advanced meeting space in
Villahermosa, including a 7,200 square
foot ballroom and 12,000 square
feet of total meeting space. There isn't a travel
website out
there -- for any country -- that has that level of detail.
8) Colorful folk arts, crafts, architecture
- No other European country has
as strong a tradition of diverse folk arts and crafts as Slovakia
. Or learn the meaning of "chill out" in two ice caves.1554 uigwe
de C.
PRESS RELEASE ComeToSlovakia
.com Launches; Everything U.S. Travelers Need to Know
Just in time for U.cometoslovakia.
Photos available from ajl@ajlazaruspr. No crowds, no slick marketing, no mass
tourism.
4
) It's a deal - Compared to prices in Western Europe, you'll get good
value for your dollar on everything
from beer and wine to museum entrances
and entertainment.hwasong savenije
Its portfolio includes many of the world
's best known and
most highly regarded hotel brands, including Hilton(R), Conrad(R),
Doubletree
(R), Embassy Suites Hotels(R), Hampton Inn(R), Hampton Inn +
Suites(R), Hilton Garden Inn(R), Hilton
Grand Vacations Club(R) and
Homewood Suites by Hilton(R).cometoslovakia. Such was the fate of Bardejov
, Banska Stiavnica,
Levoca, Kezmarok, Spisska Sobota and others, places frozen in time.uigwe tott
"We look
forward to managing the hotel and seeing it succeed as a
valued resource for tourists, business travelers
and the local
community by offering legendary Hilton service, style and amenities. The hotel will
also feature a
full-service restaurant, a specialty restaurant, a fitness center and
comprehensive
spa facilities."
Hilton Hotels Corporation is recognized internationally as a
preeminent hospitality
company. The High Tatras are the Alps of the East -- a chain
of picturesque, snow-covered peaks
.fortresses savonlinna
Tucked away in centuries-old cellars, courtyards or alleyways are cafs,
cabarets, restaurants
, and pubs popular with locals, especially young
people.savenije 1610
"
To find out more, log on to www.
The site was developed
by A.J. Lazarus Associates (Brooklyn, NY) and ElegantWebSites. Take your
pick from evocative ruins
on a cliff overlooking a river (Devin and Orava), to fairy-tale perfect
where knightly games are re-enacted (Bojnice), or ghostly remains of the
largest walled fortress
in Central Europe (Spis), and even refined
chateaux/manor houses with elegant parks and gardens
(Betliar, Strazky).fortresses hwasong
"Located at a vital center for tourism and commerce in the
southernmost part
of the Gulf of Mexico, the Hilton Villahermosa +
Conference Center will serve visitors to Villahermosa
's dynamic
industries and to the area's rich cultural and archaeological
attractions," said Dieter
Huckestein, executive vice president, Hilton
Hotels Corporation and president, Hotel Operations Owned
+ Managed. Or see fine collections
of folk architecture in one of ten open-air museums.
Spectacular
stagmites, stalactites and underground rivers, including a real
River Styx, await you.Fortified habitations
, usually built and occupied during medieval times.
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Hilton Hotels Corporation to Manage New Hilton Villahermosa
+ Conference Center Set to Open in Villahermosa Mexico in April 2005
of Villahermosa, Mexico.
S.
Lots of information on off-the-beaten-path destination
In addition to the Itineraries
section, the CometoSlovakia web site offers
extensive information on Things to See/Do, with detailed
pages describing
Castles, Towns, Museums, Mountains, Folk Traditions, Caves, Food & Drink
and
a separate multi-page section on the capital city, Bratislava.S. Savor excellent coffee, Slovakia's
own wonderful, bargain-priced
beers and wines, a variety of cuisines and music.
7) Mountains
- The mountains, and pristine natural areas of Slovakia have
long been considered the nation's main
attraction by tourists from
neighboring countries.hwasong teutonic
The hotel is owned
by Inmobiliaria Puerta Maya
S. Dozens are
concentrated in the northeastern area near Bardejov (UNESCO World Heritage
site
) and Kosice (2nd largest city).1077 hwasong
Business Editors/Travel + Hospitality Writers
VILLAHERMOSA
, Tabasco, Mexico----As
part of the company's continued expansion into Mexico, Hilton Hotels
Corporation
(NYSE:HLT) is pleased to announce that it has been awarded
the management contract for the Hilton
Villahermosa + Conference
Center, a new 220-room full-service hotel that is currently under
construction
and scheduled to open in April 2005. Journal report), it won't stay this way
long.
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The hotel will
serve business travelers visiting
Villahermosa's growing oil industrial complexes and natural gas
facilities, and will be the ideal starting point for visitors to the
Mayan Trail, ruins of Palenque
and other nearby historical and
archaeological sites of the Mayan and Olmecan cultures. "We anticipate
that the
expansive meeting space will attract groups that could not previously
have been accommodated
in Villahermosa.COM)
1) Undiscovered, uncrowded - Experience all the charm of the old Europe
in
a newly independent country. And watch an entire nation reinventing itself. See it
in museums
, filled with lush embroidery, vivid costumes, carved wooden
figures, musical instruments, painted
Easter eggs.
10) A warm welcome/no attitude - Compared to more popular destinations
where
people are blas about tourists, Slovakia has warm and unaffected
people, eager to meet Americans
and show you their country.fortresses lari
A."
The Hilton Villahermosa and Conference Center is located adjacent
to the Villahermosa International Airport and just four miles from
downtown Villahermosa, the
capital of Tabasco. We
even tell you how to connect to and from other Central and Eastern European
countries," adds Steis. The site also
provides contact information for U.com.
9) Otherworldly
caves - So unusual that UNESCO designated several of
Slovakia's caves "World Heritage Sites. See
a rare
aragonite cave (only 3 in the world admit visitors) with flowerlike
formations. Some American
travel writers have likened Slovakia today to the way Western Europe was
after World War II -
- just waiting to be discovered.loosdorf 1077
Catch the energy and
optimistic spirit of the city's 60,000 students
, attending three
universities. Or catch one of the many folk festivals held all
around the country
." The top 12 of the country's 4,000
caves can easily be toured -- no spelunking skills required
.moorish teutonic
V. "That's why we included a list of
Top 10 Reasons to come now [attached]. With the second fastest
-growing economy in the former East Bloc
(according to a recent Wall St. Watch a performance
of
folk dance or music.pajak savonlinna
A Facts page includes Slovakia's low average costs for meals, hotels,
museum
entrance, opera tickets and other travel items.com (Staten
Island, NY).ramponi hwasong
com --
specifically designed
for Americans considering a trip to the "other half"
of the former Czechoslovakia.
3) Castles
- For a small country (twice the size of Vermont), Slovakia has
an amazing number of castles -- 300
.savonlinna moated
6) Wooden churches, most built without a single nail.
Castle replicas built as homes in
later centuries and not intended for defence are not included in this category, unless the replica is
a faithful reconstruction of an historical building on its original site.
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Dubbed as "The Energy
City
of Mexico," Villahermosa is the axis of Mexico's oil and gas
activities.
2) Lively cafes and
pubs in Bratislava's Old Town - The cobblestone
streets of the Old Town are filled with history
and youthful vitality. This was the law for
centuries when non-Roman Catholic churches were forbidden
to use hard
materials, such as stone and metal.1077 lari
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