Hospitality Club jest największą światową organizacją wymiany. Tworzy ją tysiące przyjaznych uczestników na całym świecie, którzy oferują sobie nawzajem darmowe zakwaterowanie podczas gdy podróżują. Członkowstwo jest darmowe i dołączenie zajmuje tylko chwilę - chcielibyśmy abyś i ty był wśród nas! |
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Introduction Write an intro paragraph about this country. Why should members come? What can they expect, travel wise and Hospitality Club wise?
Top Things to See and Do Please just make a simple list separated by commas here - more info in the Travel Guide.
Neighboring countries: Please add links to those countries here.
Who is coming? Just add your user name and basic info (date and places you will visit) about your trip here, maybe other members will invite you or meet up with you on the road. Use your profile to tell more about your plans.
Want more guests! Add your user name here if you would like to receive more visitors - you should get more requests if listed here, even if you live in a small town off the beaten track.
Hospitality Club Meetings If you would like to invite other members to an activity or meeting, add the info here. You can use the Travel Guide for more detailed info.
If you have added some info here you can simply remove the instruction text. Thanks for helping to build this great resource!!
Edited by: veit on 21.12.2003 veit on 26.08.2003
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espaciotiempo wrote:
En invierno, lo más popular es ir a esquiar, hay muchas pistas, para todos los gustos y niveles.
En verano, la montaña, para hacer senderismo, caminatas largas, vias ferratas.
maxy wrote:
Almost all the tourist comes because of the sky stations and because its tax free and they come back full with tabacco and alcohol... i love the mountains and its quiet also, there are small villages and small towns in the mountains really betiful. (even so the last years change a lot becuse they start to make a lot of shops, hotels, supermarkets instead of parks and trees...its sad but its a part of this sistem)
vonfabio wrote:
yes
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