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The friendliest countries in the world: 2024 Readers' Choice Awards 1. Costa Rica. Score 96.15 Taking the top spot, Costa Rica is home to dynamic rainforests, world-class surfing and, of course, friendly people. “Pura Vida” (meaning “pure life”) is their national expression, used by locals as a greeting but also as a guiding principle. Costa Rican lifestyle is centred around positivity and gratitude, and this infectious optimism enriches the outlooks of visitors too. The country is a leading ecotourism destination, with 25 per cent of its land protected by conservation reserves, making it a place which is kind to both the people and the planet. https://lnkd.in/ehVw24ws

🤔 Did you know? 🇨🇦 Alberta boasts a fascinating historical sport called 'Skijoring'! Originating from Scandinavian countries, Skijoring involves a skier being pulled by a horse or dogs while navigating obstacles and performing stunts. 🛼 This exhilarating activity has deep roots in Alberta's culture and heritage, making it a must-know for enthusiasts of both winter sports and local history. 🏇 🍁 Discover the adrenaline and tradition intertwined in Alberta's Skijoring!🎿🐎 . . . #westbridge #westbridgevisaservices #ImmigrationUpdate #canadaimmigration #immigrationnews #immigratetocanada #canadaimmigrationprocess #economicclassimmigration #canadaworkpermit #permanentresidency

I once came across the concept of a "working vacation" when I was young, and it’s stuck with me ever since. The idea was simple yet impactful: you’d pay around $2000—quite affordable compared to the typical costs of room, board, and touring. This fee covered everything from meals to transportation, and even included guided tours of the area. But what made it truly unique was the exchange: instead of just being a tourist, you’d spend part of your time volunteering at a sanctuary, perhaps bottle-feeding baby lions, cleaning enclosures (when the animals weren’t in them), painting barns, and more. Imagine how something like this could benefit West Virginia. The state, rich in natural beauty and wildlife, could offer similar experiences—perhaps at animal sanctuaries, conservation areas, or even historical farms. By creating these immersive "working vacations," West Virginia could attract visitors eager for more than just a typical getaway. They’d be contributing to local conservation efforts, learning new skills, and forming connections with both the land and the community. Not only would this bring in tourism dollars, but it could also foster a deeper appreciation for the state’s natural resources and cultural heritage. Volunteers would leave with memories and a sense of accomplishment, while West Virginia would benefit from the added hands-on help and the positive exposure. Is it possible? Absolutely. With the right planning and partnerships, West Virginia could tap into a growing trend of experiential travel, offering visitors a chance to make a difference while enjoying an unforgettable vacation. #SustainableTourism #WestVirginia #ExperientialTravel #Conservation

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In this video I answer two of the common questions we get asked: Q1:) where is the best safari destination in South Africa? Q2) What is the best time of year to go on a safari in South Africa? Check it out! #bestsafaridestination #besttimetotravel #frequentlyaskedquestions #wheretogonext #bestseason

Petite Mustique (also called Petit Mustique) is a small island in the Caribbean nation of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. About 100 acres (40 ha) in size, Petite Mustique is located 2 miles (3.2 km) northeast of Savan and 1 mile (1.6 km) south of the larger island of Mustique.[1] Petite Mustique is uninhabited and undeveloped. Sedimentary in nature,[2] the island is hilly, reaching 340 ft (100 m) high, and has no easy landings or large beaches.[3][4] Locally, the name of the island is pronounced "petty.

Let's get the conversation going! What's your go-to event in Toowoomba and its surrounds? Are you all about the Carnival of Flowers, or do the Christmas lights at Queens Park really light up your holiday spirit? Perhaps you're counting down the days until FarmFest rolls into town? Drop your favourite in the comments, and let's chat about the events that make Toowoomba great! #welcometoyorkterritory #toowoombaliving #toowoombalife #toowoombalocal #toowombaregion #realestateadvice #realestateagency #realestateagentlife

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Glad you're proud to be Canadian. 80% of Canadians are considered Meritless to serve other Canadians in an advancing role in the Canadian Public Service because of a lack of a second language. These are individuals who: - May be new Canadians - Never had an opportunity to learn a second language - Never had an opportunity to learn YOUR second language - May have learning disabilities but have tremendous value - Come from a lower socio economic family and had to focus on livelihood rather than or is it because you are looking for a specific socio-economic and racial group almost exclusively located in the National Capital region? A form of nepotism perhaps? Glad you're proud to be Canadian - Any reason you support your employer ensuring that 80% of Canadians aren't allowed to be Public Servants? Any reason you won't even address your hypocrisy? Any reason you have no interest in receiving feedback for improvement?

The beautiful Riverland in South Australia