The other day, I was talking to an innovative entrepreneur which had licensed some of that new technology which allows for short video sequences in actual paper magazines. If you haven’t seen them, they are quite unique and cool. It’s as if the paper comes alive and it plays a quick 10 second video. If you haven’t seen this, why not go onto YouTube and look up this new technology to see a demonstration of how it all works. Now then, it seems to me that this technology might be very good for interactive postcards.

Standing proudly on the Mediterranean coast of North Cyprus, the old port town of Kyrenia is probably best known for its two ancient landmarks. The beautiful harbour and the magnificent castle that overlooks it. But the joys of Kyrenia are not limited to its 6,000 year old history as an inhabited spot. There is far more to the town, as a day of wandering around its pretty alleyways and streets, browsing its myriad of shops and eating in one of its many restaurants will soon reveal.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin has transformed itself into a world city of politics, culture and media. With its stunning architecture, culture, shopping and nightlife, Berlin is one of the world’s hippest and popular tourist destinations.

Vibrant, noisy, and truly multicultural, London is the capital of England and largest city in Western Europe with a population of a little over 14 million. Regarded as one of two of the leading “global cities” in the world, London remains an international capital of music, culture, education, politics, finance, fashion and trade. The Tower of London The Tower of London is located in central London just nearby the River Thames and it is one London’s famous tourist attraction.

The Algarve is renowned for its great food and fine wines. The best place to go to if you want to learn more about the people and culture is the market. There are plenty of food festivals, flea markets, gipsy markets and weekly markets in the Algarve.

Columbus is the capital and the largest city of the State of Ohio, and has a population of about 797,000 people. It is the home to a wonderful zoo and an aquarium that was rated to be the best in the United States, according to U.S. travel guide. Columbus has rich cultural attributes, and is also very accommodating to businesses. As a result, it enjoys a great verity of bu businesses and its economy is thriving to an extent that even now that many other states are experiencing shortage of employers, Columbus’s online job directories indicate that they have many openings especially in educational and nonprofit sectors.

As the Algarve’s capital and a thriving university town, Faro is a top destination for expats and tourists alike. This charming old town features natural parks, long sandy beaches, and areas of historic and cultural interest. Faro is inhabited by about 60,000 people and covers a total area of 78 square miles.

With golden beaches and unspoiled countryside, the Algarve is a top destination for UK expats. The region remains a very attractive place to live, with affordable accommodation and friendly people. If you are planning to move to the Algarve, you need to decide where exactly you want to live.

Portugal has a full calendar of festivals throughout the year, such as Festas dos Santos Populares, the Estoril Music Festival, and the Carnival. Attending a traditional festival (festa) is a great way to learn about the national culture and make friends.

During the Second World War and for some time afterwards, Takoradi was the best known town in Britain’s colony of the Gold Coast. It was only in the 1950s, with independence in sight, that people in the UK began to hear more about the capital, of the new state of Ghana, Accra. For many years, Takoradi, lingered in the memory of many British servicemen who were stationed there, and the many relatives and friends who heard their stories and read their books. Amongst that ageing generation, Takoradi remains the one town that is most quickly identified with the old Gold Coast and the new Ghana.

Koh Samui, in Thailand, is an island of immense beauty and variety. Until the late 20th century, Samui was isolated from mainland Thailand and was in fact without roads till the early 1970s and a 15 km journey from one end of the island to another took one whole day. All that has now changed and today this oasis of natural beauty with its white sandy beaches, swaying coconut trees, virgin rainforests, dazzling coral, beautiful lagoons, scintillating waterfalls, and crystal clear waters is one of the major tourist destinations in Thailand.

It wasn’t long ago that the beautiful harbour town of Fethiye was just a quiet Turkish village with a handful of local residents. Over the years it has been constantly developing yet at a steady rate. As the popularity of Fethiye and its surrounding areas grows even more among holiday makers and new residents, it has also grown significantly in development particularly in the past couple of years.