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lunes, 12 de junio de 2017

Football Advantages for Tourism

Places like the Barcelona's CampNou and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium are visited frequently during the different season leagues.

Few things unify and gather more people globally than sports do, as they cause people to feel emotions and bond. Sports fans are devoted to their favorite teams, and they’re capable of traveling to the other side of the world just to see them play live.

Football, also known as soccer in the US, is the living proof of this. This sport is the world’s most popular sport for many reasons, but the most solid one is the cultural aspects that surround football in many countries. Its strong roots can be seen in countries like Spain, France, Germany, Italy, and Brazil, being this last the one with the most recent influence.

Most of the Football’s worldwide popularity is thanks to the FIFA World Cup; held every four years in different countries that are members of the Federation. This is where the best players play for the cup, making it the ultimate event for passionate fans.

All the influence and supporters this sport have had in history is one of the leading causes of tourism throughout many different places.

Another important event that takes place in the European continent under the organization of the Union of European Football Associations is the UEFA Champions League. This league comprises the top-division European clubs.

The Champions League is one of the best advantages for tourism a country can have. Classic matches (also known as El Clásico) between teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona, raise a lot of visitors just for the season they play. Any stadium where one of these matches is going to be held becomes sold out immediately.

It is clear that football and tourism are a team, that’s sure to score no matter the destination! Its effectiveness shouldn’t be ignored. Now, if you’re interested in traveling and want to visit the Stadiums which have made history in football, contact with Cruise Planners - Jason Hantman. Their travel advisors will assist you in the matter and will make sure you get a better trip experience.

Matches between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are considered part of a category called "El Clásico".

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viernes, 5 de mayo de 2017

Paris: Center of Art

It is the city's most famous place for tourists, named after the engineer Gustave Eiffel.

France, declared a center of philosophy, arts, and science, is one of the most influential countries regarding tourism in the world. This country’s history is marked by the influence of Celtics and the constant fights with the Romans for territory back in the 6th century B.C.

Many of the icons and brilliant minds in areas like painting, architecture, science, literature, and philosophy are credited to the French, further proving the diversity and strength of their culture in the world.

The capital of France, Paris, is by far the best example and image of this country. As the most populous city, it’s one of the main centers of commerce, leading the economic activity of France. In the area of tourism, Paris has managed to stay healthy, and many visitors still visit the city looking for the many touristic places it offers. The Eiffel Tower, for example, remains as one of the most visited monuments in the world along with the Avenue des Champs-Élysées and Basilique du Sacré-Coeur.

This observation tower was built in 1887 by the engineer Gustave Eiffel (who also helped in the structural realization of the Statue of Liberty) and is the tallest structure in Paris. The tower consists of three levels: the first and second levels are exclusive for the restaurants, and the third level is the observation post.

Paris also holds the world’s largest museum: The Louvre, a historical monument located in the Louvre Palace. This museum was originally built as a fortress in the late 12th century, but due to the urban expansion of the city, the building changed its purpose and became a place to display the royal collection. After the Académie Royale de Peinture et de Sculpture and the Académie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres occupied the building, it started to become the museum it is today. With approximately 38.000 objects in an exhibition from various periods of time, the Louvre is also the world’s most visited museum.

It doesn’t come as a surprise that Paris gets so much attention from tourists and so many visitors every year: the culture and historical monuments make it a place that almost every person would wish to visit. Cruise Planners – Jason Hantman knows the places tourists look for when cruising and traveling outside, contact them, and you’ll get a complete list of alternatives.

This beautiful museum is filled with thousands of collections from different time periods. It is also the world's most visited museum.

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jueves, 4 de mayo de 2017

Marseille: City of Wonders

As the city's best-known symbol, this basilica has been in constant restorations and changes. It is a historical place with a beautiful view.

As the second largest city in France, Marseille represents one of the most important centers for trading in the entire region, and the reason is mainly that of the commercial trade in the port of the French Republic. The culture of this city is very different from the rest of France, with various historical museums, cinemas, clubs and an opera house.

The influence of art can be noticeable, with a large number of theaters and art galleries that make this city a place of interest for tourism. The Notre-Dame de la Garde is a highly featured place for visitors and is a symbol of the Roman Catholicism in Marseille. This basilica was the replacement of a church with the same name, built in 1214 and restored in the 15th century. The peaceful sight this church offers is one of the main reasons for the increasing number of visitors this basilica has (nearly a million a half tourists).

Another place that draws the attention of most tourists in Marseille is the Château d’If, a fortress created in 1524 that is located one kilometer from the Marseille bay. This fort was planned to serve as a strategic location to defend from sea attacks, and even though it looked healthy enough, it had many weak spots. Afterward, the fortress became a prison for political and religious detainees, all sorted according to their class and wealth.

The prison stopped being used as such in the 19th and opened to the public in 1890. Thanks to Alexandre Dumas, the prison became internationally famous back in that century, as he wrote The Count of Monte Cristo based on this prison.

Marseille’s culture can be perceived as unique: most of its culture is the living example of it: both the basilica and the Château are just a glimpse of the places you can visit. The diversity this city’s got to offer is one of the main reasons the tourism is so profitable there. If you’re willing to set this place as your destination, make your reservations now with Cruise Planners – Jason Hantman, access their website and get a look at the options and offers they have just for you.