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New Radisson Blu opens with low rate in Dubrovnik, Croatia

New Radisson Blu opens with low rate in Dubrovnik, Croatia Jul 14th, 2009 at 1:00PM: With 408 guest spaces, more than 100,000 square feet of spa facilities and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea, the Radisson Blu Resort & Spa Dubrovnik has become the largest and most exciting resort on the Dalmatian Coast. To celebrate its arrival, guests can stay for a starting price of €150 a night, including high-speed internet access and breakfast every day. The Radisson Blu has 201 ...

Word for the Travel Wise (01/13/07)

Word for the Travel Wise (01/13/07) Jan 13th, 2007 at 8:00PM: I'm on the go this evening so without delay here is your word for the evening. Today's word is a Croatian word used in Croatia: lzlaz - exit Falling under the western group of south Slavic languages, the Croatian language is used primarily by the Croats and is written in the Croatian alphabet. Croatian is an official language of Croatia as well as Bosnia and Burgenland (Austria). Wiki is the ...

Word for the Travel Wise (12/09/06)

Word for the Travel Wise (12/09/06) Dec 9th, 2006 at 8:00PM: Lose one of these on your vacation in Croatia and you'll be worried sick. Save yourself some trouble by knowing the word in Croatian though I'm sure they'll understand very well from your distress in the English lang. Today's word is a Croatian word used in Croatia: putovnica - pronounced (poo-tov-nee-tsa) passport Falling under the western group of south Slavic languages, the Croatian language ...

Word for the Travel Wise (11/23/06)

Word for the Travel Wise (11/23/06) Nov 23rd, 2006 at 8:00PM: Today marks the day of my all-time favorite holiday where year-long stories are exchanged with family and friends over warm plates of turkey, ham, stuffing, and veggies. As people from all corners of the country either relax in the comfort of their own homes or dine out at some fabulous restaurant there will be many toasts, cheers and wishes for good-health over their good meal. It is for this ...

Word for the Travel Wise (09/28/06)

Word for the Travel Wise (09/28/06) Sep 28th, 2006 at 8:00PM: From October 4-8, 2006 Dubrovnik will have its 4th Dubrovnik International Film Fest featuring a selection of documentary, feature and short films from around the globe. If you're hanging around Croatia and looking for an opportunity to catch up on your movies why not swing by? Today's word is a Croatian word used in Croatia: ime - (ee-me) name Falling under the western group of south Slavic ...

Word for the Travel Wise (08/07/06)

Word for the Travel Wise (08/07/06) Aug 7th, 2006 at 8:00PM: Last time I tossed out a handy dandy piece of Croatian vernacular I was tossed this recommendation by a one of the Gadling readers: Go Sea-Kayaking in the Adriatic. Oh, how I wish I could. Thankfully, he also provided a fabulous link to help plan a sea-kayaking adventure in Croatia. His comment also suggests it's the better way to beat the crowds and see the city walls of Dubrovnik in cool clear ...

Word for the Travel Wise (05/15/06)

Word for the Travel Wise (05/15/06) May 15th, 2006 at 8:00PM: Since Neil has started the process of pooling the masses for recommendations and tips for his upcoming trip to Croatia, Albania and Montenegro I'll use this fine opportunity to enhance our lingo skills from each of the three areas. I imagine there aren't many of you out there studying any of three countries everyday vernacular or street slang, so I'll keep it fairly simple this evening and stick ...

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