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    A Balinesian man carves wooden sculptures for tourists to buy. Tour leaders take groups to many destinations like this to watch the workers create wood carvings, jewelry or batik fabrics and make purchases. Incentives are given to the guides if tourist buy items. by: rachelmarek Views[658] Temples are tourist attractions in themselves in Bali. Many tourists come to the famous Tanah Lot to see the temple on an island in the sea. The Balinese use the temples for worship, but they have become a tourist attraction, and therefore a way to make money. by: rachelmarek Views[718] Traditional Balinesian Barong dance depicting the fight between good and evil performed for tourists in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. This dance would usually not be performed everyday, but an exception is made for the tourism industry and the money that can be made from it. by: rachelmarek Views[912] Travel boom: Chinese tourists pose in front of the Forbidden Palace, Beijing. With the easing of government restrictions on movement, China's burgeoning middle class is driving a domestic tourism boom. China already has the world's largest domestic tourism market, with close to three billion individual visits per year. The number of Chinese tourists visiting overseas destinations is expected to increase exponentially in coming years. by: micro Views[1184] Travel boom: Chinese tourists pose in front of the Forbidden Palace, Beijing. Facilitated by the easing of government restrictions on movement, China's burgeoning middle class is driving a domestic tourism boom. It already has the world's largest domestic tourism market, with close to three billion individual visits per year. The number of Chinese tourists visiting overseas destinations is expected to increase exponentially in coming years. by: micro Views[764]
     
    Setting off; During the month of April Zanzibar experience stormy rain, mostly during the morning. These storms can subside as suddenly as they appeared. by: jacques Views[562] Tourism has encouraged the fascination of the Sami people with many tours including husky/dog sledding. Many of the tours will take you out into the snowy wilderness where you cannot see anything but snow and trees. by: livvy Views[1191] weren't meant for exploration, they were simply second-hand merchant ships. Santa Maria was used for wine exportation, currently it is a touristic attraction representing the wine expo industry that has greatly contributed for Madeira's reputation. by: adrianomartins Views[1053] Madeira is very famous for its toboggan sledges. These basket rides are a old mean of quick transportation from the tops to Funchal. Today it is only touristic, but it still taks people at a bold 50km/h through the narrow mountainy roads to the capital center. by: adrianomartins Views[1957] Madeira is a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, near Marrocos. With 801 square kilometers and a population of 270 hundred thousand, it is an autonomous region very famous for its wine, landscape, nature, culture, and of course the annual New Year celebrations and it's Guiness World Record largest fireworks show. by: adrianomartins Views[1083]
     
    This is a functional replica of Santa Maria, the main ship used by Columbus in is first voyage. Contrary to common sense, these type of ships weren't meant for exploration, they were simply second-hand merchant ships. Santa Maria was used for wine exportation, currently it is a touristic attraction representing the wine expo industry that has greatly contributed for Madeira's reputation. by: adrianomartins Views[515] Madeira is a Portuguese archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, near Marrocos. With 801 square kilometers and a population of 270 hundred thousand, it is an autonomous region very famous for its wine, landscape, nature, culture, and of course the annual New Year celebrations and it's Guiness World Record largest fireworks show. by: adrianomartins Views[407] In 1982 control of the Mission lands were restored to the traditional Aranda owners. The tools and buildings abandoned, it has become a tourist destination without tourists. A bleak and empty site within a troubled township. by: kimpreston Views[514] Girl selling souvenirs to tourists the cambodian way: friendly but penetrating. by: picturingtheworld Views[2040]  

     

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    Burdened beyond the limits of endurance, the miners shift their heavy loads from one shoulder to the other as they wearily reprint their footsteps on the ragged track downhill. The pain is excruciating and the path treacherous; accidents are quite common and sometimes fatal. The miners lack even the most elementary equipment such as gas masks, shoulder support bars or even the proper shoes that could make their labor less risky. : by walidrsd, Views[7429]
    Burdened beyond the limits of endurance, the miners shift their heavy loads from one shoulder to the other as they wearily reprint their footsteps on the ragged track downhill. The pain is excruciating and the path treacherous; accidents are quite common and sometimes fatal. The miners lack even the most elementary equipment such as gas masks, shoulder support bars or even the proper shoes that could make their labor less risky.

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