The bustling city of Jaipur lies on the edge of Rajasthan's Thar Desert, and is peppered with crumbling forts, royal palaces and ancient temples. It's affectionately known as the "Pink City", as its most prominent buildings are washed in a salmon pink colour. Jaipur is a fascinating maze of narrow alleyways, opulent palaces and grand historic sites, which will awaken all of the senses. The medieval and modern exist harmoniously in the Pink City; in any one moment you may spot camels and elephants .....
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Known for opening doors, other's can't, Wedgewood Britain, the Great British Experts, has placed the 2015 Rugby World Cup to be held in England and Wales, at the forefront of its 2014 AIME Trade Show promotional strategy.

Rugby World Cup 2015 will be staged from 18th September culminating in the final on 31st October at the world-renowned Rugby stadium, Twickenham. 
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The City of Cape Town lies at the southwestern tip of Africa, uniquely nestled between Robben Island and the majestic Table Mountain range, two national heritage sites. Since the end of apartheid, this city, now three times the size of New York and home to around 3,6 million people, has undertaken the process of redesigning itself. As South Africa's oldest city and having recently hosted the first World Cup on African soil, Cape Town now has first class infrastructure and a cosmopolitan lifestyle. With the highest standard of living of all South African cities, this gateway to the African continent is rich in heritage, innovation, diversity and creative talent.
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Coffee is a big deal in Argentina. Back when Australians were busy discovering the benefits of espresso over Nescafe, Argentines already had a sophisticated coffee culture a century old.  For generations the caf� has been as central to the Argentine lifestyle as the local pub to the English or the backyard to Australians. It's no surprise then that the capital, Buenos Aires, has a caf� scene to rival Paris and Milan and a tour of the city's historic cafes is a must for any visitor. However, latte-sipping aficionados should be aware that things are done a bit differently in Argentina.
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