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Eastern Europe in Year of Faith

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At St. Kinga’s Chapel inside Wieliczka Salt Mine, 100 meters below ground level in Poland. Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it’s an underground of cave chambers, grotto, chapel and sculptures — all made of salt. Seated, l.-r.: Jun Estanislao and Cristina Chupungco, Anita Lukban, Fe Goco, Luzviminda Torres Hecker and Conrado Justo Jr. Standing, l.-r.: Bautista Augusto Cadiz, Fr. Choy Ramos, Crispulo Constantino and tour guide Gregory Brostel.

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For food, fun & leisure — cruising is now the rage

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“GILIW,” better known as Alice N. Francisco, M.D., and her lawyer-husband, Aris, just spent two weeks cruising the British Isles, Norway and other ports of call with the Carnival Cruise Line.

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‘Longest in the making’ bridge finally opens

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MANILA — Spanning five administrations, the P191.3-million Aluling Bridge (above) was finally opened to motorists traversing Ilocos Sur last Thursday.

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Boracay named best Asian beach for 2013

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Boracay has captured the top spot in the “Best Beaches in Asia 2013” survey conducted by TripAdvisor, a popular online travel guide.  (Photo by Val Rodriguez)

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Boracay to become PH’s new cruise destination

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Boracay Island.  (Photo courtesy of the Philippine Department of Tourism)

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