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Golf has literally exploded in Atlanta. With so many golf courses, the novice, just beginning to love the game of golf, to the professional tournament player will be able to find the perfect course in the Atlanta area. Because golf courses are generally divided into two categories, public or private, we’ll show you the best of both worlds. No matter what your level of golf play is, while in Atlanta, you won’t want to miss stopping by the PGA Superstore with 65,000 feet of pure golf shopping pleasure.

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St. Patrick’s day, it’s the day everyone in the world is Irish, and it’s the most celebrated national holiday in the world. There are celebrations taking place from Russia to Argentina to South Korea and every place in between. So where should you go to celebrate the wearing of the green?

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Gung Hay Fat Choy! That’s Happy New Year to you, specifically Chinese New Year, which begins this year on February 7 and is celebrated throughout the month in places with large ethnic Chinese populations around the world.

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In America, almost everyone is Irish, at least for St. Patrick’s Day. Each year, on March 17, the cities of the East and Midwest with large Irish-American populations throw city-wide parties, with parades, green beer, and plenty of Irish ballads. Everyone is invited. Among the best places to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day are:

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On average, couples in the United States are pay almost $30,000 to tie the knot. In the past, only the rich escaped to romantic island getaways but now it’s actually less expensive than a traditional wedding with all the frills. In fact, a destination wedding can be so much less that you can even afford to pay your wedding party’s travel and lodging.

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Christmas might be coming first, but plenty of travelers’ eyes are on December 31, and where they might decide to bring in the new year. If you subscribe to the view that a good New Year’s Eve will herald a successful 2008, you’ll be glad to hear that Yahoo Travel has come up with their official Top Ten New Year’s Eve destinations - and they created this list according to the number of hotel searches through their website for the period over the New Year.

Six of the top ten destinations are in the US, with party town Las Vegas coming in at number one. New York with the famous Times Square ball drop was listed second, and Boston, Orlando, Miami and Honolulu also made the cut.

Further afield, a romantic New Year’s Eve could be had in Paris (fifth on the list), or for warmer weather and a dance or two, Mexico’s Cancun is considered a good destination. In the Philippines, the exciting traditional New Year’s celebrations with plenty of fireworks to ward off bad spirits meant that Manila is the ninth most popular New Year’s Eve destination, and finally, the summer celebration in Sydney left the largest Australian city at tenth place on the list.

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Salem, Massachusetts is known as the site of the infamous Salem Witch Trials in 1692. Today, the city capitalizes on this dark period in its history with a variety of Halloween activities.

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