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    Mission

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    Mission- provide an environment maintain competitive compensation and benefits packages to providing experienced travelers strive for 100% customer satisfaction have satisfied travelers through satisfied associates give you a Report Card (Rating) and ask you Vision- strive to be the Myanmar’s leader in travel adventure and discovery for Travelers providing impactful and intercultural experience Locally built in Yangon by two professional who own the shipyard  Sailing every day to allow you

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    Francisco Goya Carnival

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    Francisco Goya’s Disparate de Carnival‚ also known as the Carnival folly‚ depicts a circus of disfigured animations with human-like qualities. Regardless of being called a “carnival‚” the work seems extremely dreary and very much less lighthearted. This piece was made as a mere reflection of Goya’s depiction of his society. The artist is attempting to expose the monstrous qualities of mankind through the use of anthropomorphic animations. Although this specific piece might look like the works of

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    Carnival Corporation promotes its name and brands through iconic advertisements that serve to make audience connected to the ocean. According to Arnold Donald‚ CEO of Carnival‚ the goal of the commercials is “to convince those who have never cruised to give us a chance to show them why over 10 million people a year sail on one of our nine brands and why so many of our guests cannot wait to sail with us again.” To achieve this goal‚ Carnival has been utilizing many advertising methods including traditional

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    Carnival: Around the World

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    Carnival: Around the World An interesting holiday that I do not celebrate is Carnival. Carnival is very popular in Brazil‚ but is also celebrated in almost every other country. The Carnival celebration in Rio de Janeiro‚ Brazil is considered the biggest party in the world‚ according the Guinness Book of World Records‚ 2010. Carnival typically involves a public celebration or parade combining some elements of a circus‚ mask‚ and public street party. The streets of Rio de Janeiro fill with people

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    The carnival models evil and temptation throughout the story. The characters get drawn into the carnival because of their desires. However‚ they pay the price when the carnival “gorges on fear and pain” (202). The carnival does not fulfill its purpose when nobody wants to give up everything for his or her one desire. Nonetheless‚ people like Miss Foley give up their souls for their greed and end up young‚ dazed‚ and forever a part of hell. Charles learned to accept “everything at last‚ accepted the

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    Cruise Ships: Is Bigger Better? “Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size‚ do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you should not.” -Yoda‚ Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back Throughout the world‚ there are hundreds of thousands of vacation possibilities a person can go and experience. Tourism has become a big business‚ and in terms of size‚ cruise ships are a big fish in the ocean of tourism. However‚ within the cruise ship industry‚ there is still a

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    English III‚ period 4 Miss Streza January 28‚ 2014 In the novel Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain‚ satire pokes fun at the foundations of society. Twain uses satire to diminish society in ways such as education and slavery. Satire helps Twain create humor‚ irony and exaggeration throughout the novel. Education and slavery are used to help address Twains claim against society. When Twain describes slavery‚ he argues against the institution of slavery by humanizing Jim. “I

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    Princess Cruise Case Study

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    in a nice hotel room‚ eat fabulous food‚ forget about everything that you need to deal when you are at home. Princess Cruises gives you the opportunity to make your dream come true‚ with the world’s largest ships and their luxurious services you can escape completely from your ordinary day to day activities. The History Princess Cruise is one of the largest cruise lines in the world. They have more than 700‚000 passengers every year and take them to world wide destinations; six continents

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    examine the role that Caribbean cruise tourism is playing in the economies and social sectors of the region. What are the economic and social costs/ benefits derived from this type of industry? What should Caribbean countries be doing to derive more benefits and mitigate social and environmental damage? | Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 3 ECONOMIC IMPACTS 3 SOCIAL / SOCIAL-CULTURAL IMPACTS 7 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS 11 RECOMMENDATIONS 16 THE FUTURE OF CRUISE TOURISM 20 CONCLUSIONS 23 Bibliography

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    A trip to the carnival

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    Description of a fairground Warm rays of golden sunshine glimmered off the puddles that gathered in the gaps in the cobblestone pavement‚ a peaceful morning was soon to be disturbed as the cacophony of sounds started‚ from old rickety rides. The taste of diesel fumes burns the back of the throat of anyone who gets too close to the rickety cat and mouse ride. Music from the vast array of rides blend to form one strange droning song over a thumping backbeat. Lively and fast‚ the bass vibrates

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