The document provides information about Denmark and Sweden, including:
- Denmark has over 400 islands, was first inhabited over 12,500 years ago, and became a Christian kingdom in 959 AD. Sweden is located on the Scandinavian Peninsula and was an early trade power.
- Copenhagen attractions mentioned include the Opera House, Danish Film Institute, and New Nordic Cuisine. Stockholm attractions are the Vasa Museum, Skansen Open-Air Museum, and Royal Canal Tour.
- The one-week itinerary includes visits to churches in Copenhagen, taking the ferry from Denmark to Gothenburg, Sweden, and flights between cities, with accommodations at the Zleep Hotel and Courtyard Marriott.
It's getting hot this summer, and coming up this week is the biggest heatwave of the season. New York can get unbearable in the summer, but there are plenty of ways you can beat the infamous NYC heat. Here are a few
Four students from a Polish school participated in an international Comenius programme meeting in the Netherlands from February 17-21, 2014. The students stayed with Dutch families to experience Dutch culture and traditions. During their four day trip, they toured a school and town, visited museums in Amsterdam including Anne Frank's house, and debated global warming. They also went ice skating before returning home on February 21st after their adventure.
Finland is located in Northern Europe and is known as the "Land of the Midnight Sun". Helsinki is the capital city, with over 5 million people living in the country. Finland has four distinct seasons and the official languages are Finnish and Swedish. Key attractions include the Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, husky safaris, visiting ice hotels and glass igloos, and snowmobiling and snowshoeing in Saariselkä. An 9-day itinerary is proposed that visits many of Finland's top natural attractions in locations such as Helsinki, Rovaniemi, Kemi, Kakslauttanen, and Saariselkä.
The document lists several potential class assignments for an English project, including writing about daily routines, biographies, storms at sea, accidents, personal stories, pets, climate, exercise, academic development, superstitions, and world wars. It emphasizes that studying English can open many doors and every sacrifice is rewarded.
Swakopmund is a beach resort town in Namibia located on the coast of the Namib Desert. It has many attractions that draw tourists, including its historic architecture, Swakopmund Museum, National Marine Aquarium, and spectacular sand dunes. Swakopmund appeals to different types of tourists, such as those interested in education, conferences, adventure, beaches, and family vacations. Visitors can stay in a variety of accommodations like hotels, guesthouses, and lodges. The town promotes itself using social media, brochures, pamphlets, and the internet to attract large numbers of tourists from different market segments.
Washington DC is most popular destination and is full of tourists now during season. Here are popular free places you can visit. Try visiting the monuments at night to enjoy the dramatic lighting and smaller crowds. Most monuments are open until midnight.
The document is a presentation about Primary School Horvati in Zagreb, Croatia. It provides pictures and information about notable locations in Croatia like Dubrovnik, Rovinj, Pula, the Kornati Islands, Plitvice Lakes, and the capital Zagreb. It discusses the school's history since being built in 1897 and shows pictures of students and visitors including the Prime Minister, former President, and Cardinal. The school is involved in international projects and holds a school of nature on the Adriatic Sea in Crikvenica. In conclusion, it wishes friends farewell from Zagreb.
It's getting hot this summer, and coming up this week is the biggest heatwave of the season. New York can get unbearable in the summer, but there are plenty of ways you can beat the infamous NYC heat. Here are a few
Four students from a Polish school participated in an international Comenius programme meeting in the Netherlands from February 17-21, 2014. The students stayed with Dutch families to experience Dutch culture and traditions. During their four day trip, they toured a school and town, visited museums in Amsterdam including Anne Frank's house, and debated global warming. They also went ice skating before returning home on February 21st after their adventure.
Finland is located in Northern Europe and is known as the "Land of the Midnight Sun". Helsinki is the capital city, with over 5 million people living in the country. Finland has four distinct seasons and the official languages are Finnish and Swedish. Key attractions include the Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, husky safaris, visiting ice hotels and glass igloos, and snowmobiling and snowshoeing in Saariselkä. An 9-day itinerary is proposed that visits many of Finland's top natural attractions in locations such as Helsinki, Rovaniemi, Kemi, Kakslauttanen, and Saariselkä.
The document lists several potential class assignments for an English project, including writing about daily routines, biographies, storms at sea, accidents, personal stories, pets, climate, exercise, academic development, superstitions, and world wars. It emphasizes that studying English can open many doors and every sacrifice is rewarded.
Swakopmund is a beach resort town in Namibia located on the coast of the Namib Desert. It has many attractions that draw tourists, including its historic architecture, Swakopmund Museum, National Marine Aquarium, and spectacular sand dunes. Swakopmund appeals to different types of tourists, such as those interested in education, conferences, adventure, beaches, and family vacations. Visitors can stay in a variety of accommodations like hotels, guesthouses, and lodges. The town promotes itself using social media, brochures, pamphlets, and the internet to attract large numbers of tourists from different market segments.
Washington DC is most popular destination and is full of tourists now during season. Here are popular free places you can visit. Try visiting the monuments at night to enjoy the dramatic lighting and smaller crowds. Most monuments are open until midnight.
The document is a presentation about Primary School Horvati in Zagreb, Croatia. It provides pictures and information about notable locations in Croatia like Dubrovnik, Rovinj, Pula, the Kornati Islands, Plitvice Lakes, and the capital Zagreb. It discusses the school's history since being built in 1897 and shows pictures of students and visitors including the Prime Minister, former President, and Cardinal. The school is involved in international projects and holds a school of nature on the Adriatic Sea in Crikvenica. In conclusion, it wishes friends farewell from Zagreb.
- The document outlines a 21-day trip through Scandinavia funded by a $5,000 gift from the author's grandparents, with daily budgets and expenses listed.
- Key destinations include Stockholm, Karlstad, and Gothenburg in Sweden; Copenhagen and the island of Ærø in Denmark; Oslo and Maihaugen in Norway; and Bergen, with transport between locations by plane, train, ferry, and bus.
- A variety of activities are described like sightseeing major cities, hiking botanical gardens, visiting museums, and experiencing small town life, allowing the author to fully immerse in Scandinavian culture and scenery.
This document summarizes a 5-day self-drive tour of castles and manor houses in Denmark. The tour starts in Copenhagen and includes visits to castles and manors in Fåborg, Skanderborg, Århus, Ålborg, Gilleleje, and Helsingoer. Highlights include Fåborg Castle, Sophiendal Manor, the Old City museum in Århus, and Kronborg Castle in Helsingoer. The full 5-day, 4-night tour costs $739 per person, excluding a round-trip airfare from Delhi to Copenhagen of $989. Additional optional charges include room upgrades and activity packages.
This document provides information about traveling to Los Angeles, California from Barcelona, Spain, including background details about Los Angeles, recommended daytime activities like visiting museums and parks, how to get there by plane for around $1967 roundtrip, and where to stay, such as the Wingate by Wyndham Los Angeles Airport for around $2578.
The aim of the course "The World Around Us" is to introduce students to English-speaking countries like the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and India. Each page of the course is devoted to a specific country to provide students with an overview and develop their English language skills. The course includes texts, tests, tables, exercises, charts, maps, video, audio, as well as instructions and assignments related to each country.
New York City is nicknamed the "Big Apple" and is the largest city in the United States. Some of its most famous landmarks include the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Broadway, Wall Street, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, and bridges like the Brooklyn Bridge. The document provides details on the boroughs that make up New York City, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island. It also notes some of the cultural aspects, sports, and foods associated with New York City.
Melvin Banks worked as a computer technician for over a year. Although his schedule was busy, he always took the time to explain computer issues to customers in a way they could understand. The letter writer found it a pleasure whenever Melvin responded to calls for help.
Iceland is an island nation in Europe with an area of approximately 103,000 square kilometers. Around 318,000 people live in Iceland, most of whom speak Icelandic and are members of the Lutheran church. The capital and largest city is Reykjavik, which is home to Hallgrímskirkja, the largest church in Iceland. The country has many volcanoes and glaciers and is known for natural features like the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, as well as waterfalls like Gullfoss.
New York City is located on the east coast of the United States at the mouth of the Hudson River. It has a population of over 8 million people and is one of the most diverse cities in the world, with English and Spanish being the most common languages. The US dollar is the official currency. New York has cold winters and warm summers due to winds bringing air from the interior. There are many attractions to visit like Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and MOMA.
Cooperative Learning and Strategies for Inclusion: Celebrating Diversity in t...podudv
This 259-page book by JoAnne W. Putnam discusses strategies for using cooperative learning to create an inclusive classroom that celebrates diversity. It encourages using groups to ensure students with disabilities and those from different backgrounds feel included. The document provides information on downloading the last page and hints that the full book can be found at the listed link.
The document outlines an itinerary for an intercultural institute in Minnesota in 2007, including visits to major attractions like the Walker Art Center and Sculpture Garden, the Mall of America shopping mall, the Oliver Kelly farm historical site, the Minnesota Zoo, the St. Paul Cathedral and Minnesota State Capital buildings, English classes, and Bethel University. The itinerary provides brief descriptions and highlights for each location visited, with information about the state capital and population of Minnesota as well.
Iceland is an island country located in the North Atlantic Ocean, not far from Greenland. The first settlers arrived in Iceland from Norway in the 9th century, establishing the world's oldest existing parliament, called the Althing, in 930. Iceland gained independence from Denmark in 1944. Reykjavik is the capital and largest city. Iceland has a population of around 318,000 and its economy relies on fishing and fish processing. The climate is temperate for its high latitude due to the Gulf Stream, with average temperatures ranging from just above freezing in winter to 10-25 degrees Celsius in summer.
Key West is the southernmost city in the continental US located in the Florida Keys, only 90 miles from Cuba and 126 miles from Miami. It is a popular tourist destination known for attractions like the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum showcasing treasures from shipwrecks, the decommissioned lighthouse now operating as a museum, and annual events like the international sailing competition of Key West Race Week held each January.
Flight from Glasgow to New York on August 1st departing at 12pm and arriving at 7:30pm. Staying in New York for 4 nights until August 4th. Hotel accommodation at the Waldorf Astoria for $354 including breakfast with spa facilities. Key places of interest include the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island immigration center, Central Park, Empire State Building, Times Square, Yankee Stadium, and Brooklyn Bridge. The total budget for the trip is £2000.
The document describes an English language program in Malta called "Totally Teens" run by the language school inlingua. The program is designed for teenagers and includes 20 English lessons per week, homestay accommodation with half board, and an activities program including tours of Valletta, Mdina, Gozo, and Comino islands as well as social events. The goal is for teens to improve their English skills while enjoying the cultural experiences and making new friends from around the world. More information can be found on the inlingua Malta website or by email.
Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand, located on the southern tip of the North Island. It has a population of over 400,000 people and is known for its mild climate, with average temperatures between 10-20 degrees Celsius year-round. Popular attractions in Wellington include the Wellington Cable Car, Zealandia eco-sanctuary, Te Papa Museum, and sites related to The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. Wellington offers a variety of accommodation from hostels and hotels to luxury lodges. Transportation options include flights to Wellington International Airport, ferry or cruise, and vehicles once in the city via public buses and trains.
SWEDEN - Basic Knowledge For An Expatriate.SK Nasif Hasan
Sweden is a sparsely populated kingdom located in northern Europe. It has a population of 8.8 million people and its capital and largest city is Stockholm. Sweden has transitioned from a poor country 100 years ago to a now wealthy and highly educated society thanks to large investments in education and research. The Swedish culture values punctuality, equality, and a work-life balance known as "lagom," which means doing things in moderation. Major Swedish companies include IKEA, Ericsson, Volvo, and H&M. Sweden has a constitutional monarchy and ranks highly in terms of quality of life, gender equality, and environmental protection. The main challenges for expats are learning the Swedish language and adjusting to Swedish cultural
Sweden has a population of around 9 million people and its capital and largest city is Stockholm. It has a constitutional monarchy government with a prime minister as head of government and a king as the highest authority. The dominant religion is Lutheran Christianity, which became the official religion in the 16th century. The economy is based on free enterprise, exports, and social welfare programs funded by high taxes. Key industries include agriculture, forestry, and mining of iron ore.
Sweden is located in Northern Europe on the Scandinavian Peninsula and has a continental climate characterized by large temperature differences between winter and summer. Swedish is the primary language spoken in Sweden by the over 9 million inhabitants. The capital and largest city is Stockholm, but other major cities include Malmo and Gothenburg. Traditional Swedish food consists of boiled potatoes, meat or fish, sauce, and vegetables, while fish and coffee have also been historically important.
This document provides information about Sweden. It includes statistics about Sweden's population, area, and density. It also lists Sweden's king and prime minister. Some key facts about Sweden are that its currency is the Swedish krona, it was the second most competitive country in the world in 2010, and it has strong policies promoting gender equality, including anti-discrimination laws, parental leave, gender education in schools, and increasing the proportion of women in executive positions and in the national legislature. The document also mentions traditional Swedish musical instruments and includes some video and sound links.
The document appears to be a presentation on a PESTEL/PESTLE analysis. PESTEL/PESTLE analysis is a framework used to analyze the macroenvironmental factors that may affect an organization. The presentation includes slides that analyze political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors. However, most of the content is placeholder text that would normally be replaced with an actual analysis of these external factors for a specific organization or industry.
- The document outlines a 21-day trip through Scandinavia funded by a $5,000 gift from the author's grandparents, with daily budgets and expenses listed.
- Key destinations include Stockholm, Karlstad, and Gothenburg in Sweden; Copenhagen and the island of Ærø in Denmark; Oslo and Maihaugen in Norway; and Bergen, with transport between locations by plane, train, ferry, and bus.
- A variety of activities are described like sightseeing major cities, hiking botanical gardens, visiting museums, and experiencing small town life, allowing the author to fully immerse in Scandinavian culture and scenery.
This document summarizes a 5-day self-drive tour of castles and manor houses in Denmark. The tour starts in Copenhagen and includes visits to castles and manors in Fåborg, Skanderborg, Århus, Ålborg, Gilleleje, and Helsingoer. Highlights include Fåborg Castle, Sophiendal Manor, the Old City museum in Århus, and Kronborg Castle in Helsingoer. The full 5-day, 4-night tour costs $739 per person, excluding a round-trip airfare from Delhi to Copenhagen of $989. Additional optional charges include room upgrades and activity packages.
This document provides information about traveling to Los Angeles, California from Barcelona, Spain, including background details about Los Angeles, recommended daytime activities like visiting museums and parks, how to get there by plane for around $1967 roundtrip, and where to stay, such as the Wingate by Wyndham Los Angeles Airport for around $2578.
The aim of the course "The World Around Us" is to introduce students to English-speaking countries like the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and India. Each page of the course is devoted to a specific country to provide students with an overview and develop their English language skills. The course includes texts, tests, tables, exercises, charts, maps, video, audio, as well as instructions and assignments related to each country.
New York City is nicknamed the "Big Apple" and is the largest city in the United States. Some of its most famous landmarks include the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Broadway, Wall Street, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, and bridges like the Brooklyn Bridge. The document provides details on the boroughs that make up New York City, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island. It also notes some of the cultural aspects, sports, and foods associated with New York City.
Melvin Banks worked as a computer technician for over a year. Although his schedule was busy, he always took the time to explain computer issues to customers in a way they could understand. The letter writer found it a pleasure whenever Melvin responded to calls for help.
Iceland is an island nation in Europe with an area of approximately 103,000 square kilometers. Around 318,000 people live in Iceland, most of whom speak Icelandic and are members of the Lutheran church. The capital and largest city is Reykjavik, which is home to Hallgrímskirkja, the largest church in Iceland. The country has many volcanoes and glaciers and is known for natural features like the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, as well as waterfalls like Gullfoss.
New York City is located on the east coast of the United States at the mouth of the Hudson River. It has a population of over 8 million people and is one of the most diverse cities in the world, with English and Spanish being the most common languages. The US dollar is the official currency. New York has cold winters and warm summers due to winds bringing air from the interior. There are many attractions to visit like Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and MOMA.
Cooperative Learning and Strategies for Inclusion: Celebrating Diversity in t...podudv
This 259-page book by JoAnne W. Putnam discusses strategies for using cooperative learning to create an inclusive classroom that celebrates diversity. It encourages using groups to ensure students with disabilities and those from different backgrounds feel included. The document provides information on downloading the last page and hints that the full book can be found at the listed link.
The document outlines an itinerary for an intercultural institute in Minnesota in 2007, including visits to major attractions like the Walker Art Center and Sculpture Garden, the Mall of America shopping mall, the Oliver Kelly farm historical site, the Minnesota Zoo, the St. Paul Cathedral and Minnesota State Capital buildings, English classes, and Bethel University. The itinerary provides brief descriptions and highlights for each location visited, with information about the state capital and population of Minnesota as well.
Iceland is an island country located in the North Atlantic Ocean, not far from Greenland. The first settlers arrived in Iceland from Norway in the 9th century, establishing the world's oldest existing parliament, called the Althing, in 930. Iceland gained independence from Denmark in 1944. Reykjavik is the capital and largest city. Iceland has a population of around 318,000 and its economy relies on fishing and fish processing. The climate is temperate for its high latitude due to the Gulf Stream, with average temperatures ranging from just above freezing in winter to 10-25 degrees Celsius in summer.
Key West is the southernmost city in the continental US located in the Florida Keys, only 90 miles from Cuba and 126 miles from Miami. It is a popular tourist destination known for attractions like the Mel Fisher Maritime Museum showcasing treasures from shipwrecks, the decommissioned lighthouse now operating as a museum, and annual events like the international sailing competition of Key West Race Week held each January.
Flight from Glasgow to New York on August 1st departing at 12pm and arriving at 7:30pm. Staying in New York for 4 nights until August 4th. Hotel accommodation at the Waldorf Astoria for $354 including breakfast with spa facilities. Key places of interest include the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island immigration center, Central Park, Empire State Building, Times Square, Yankee Stadium, and Brooklyn Bridge. The total budget for the trip is £2000.
The document describes an English language program in Malta called "Totally Teens" run by the language school inlingua. The program is designed for teenagers and includes 20 English lessons per week, homestay accommodation with half board, and an activities program including tours of Valletta, Mdina, Gozo, and Comino islands as well as social events. The goal is for teens to improve their English skills while enjoying the cultural experiences and making new friends from around the world. More information can be found on the inlingua Malta website or by email.
Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand, located on the southern tip of the North Island. It has a population of over 400,000 people and is known for its mild climate, with average temperatures between 10-20 degrees Celsius year-round. Popular attractions in Wellington include the Wellington Cable Car, Zealandia eco-sanctuary, Te Papa Museum, and sites related to The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. Wellington offers a variety of accommodation from hostels and hotels to luxury lodges. Transportation options include flights to Wellington International Airport, ferry or cruise, and vehicles once in the city via public buses and trains.
SWEDEN - Basic Knowledge For An Expatriate.SK Nasif Hasan
Sweden is a sparsely populated kingdom located in northern Europe. It has a population of 8.8 million people and its capital and largest city is Stockholm. Sweden has transitioned from a poor country 100 years ago to a now wealthy and highly educated society thanks to large investments in education and research. The Swedish culture values punctuality, equality, and a work-life balance known as "lagom," which means doing things in moderation. Major Swedish companies include IKEA, Ericsson, Volvo, and H&M. Sweden has a constitutional monarchy and ranks highly in terms of quality of life, gender equality, and environmental protection. The main challenges for expats are learning the Swedish language and adjusting to Swedish cultural
Sweden has a population of around 9 million people and its capital and largest city is Stockholm. It has a constitutional monarchy government with a prime minister as head of government and a king as the highest authority. The dominant religion is Lutheran Christianity, which became the official religion in the 16th century. The economy is based on free enterprise, exports, and social welfare programs funded by high taxes. Key industries include agriculture, forestry, and mining of iron ore.
Sweden is located in Northern Europe on the Scandinavian Peninsula and has a continental climate characterized by large temperature differences between winter and summer. Swedish is the primary language spoken in Sweden by the over 9 million inhabitants. The capital and largest city is Stockholm, but other major cities include Malmo and Gothenburg. Traditional Swedish food consists of boiled potatoes, meat or fish, sauce, and vegetables, while fish and coffee have also been historically important.
This document provides information about Sweden. It includes statistics about Sweden's population, area, and density. It also lists Sweden's king and prime minister. Some key facts about Sweden are that its currency is the Swedish krona, it was the second most competitive country in the world in 2010, and it has strong policies promoting gender equality, including anti-discrimination laws, parental leave, gender education in schools, and increasing the proportion of women in executive positions and in the national legislature. The document also mentions traditional Swedish musical instruments and includes some video and sound links.
The document appears to be a presentation on a PESTEL/PESTLE analysis. PESTEL/PESTLE analysis is a framework used to analyze the macroenvironmental factors that may affect an organization. The presentation includes slides that analyze political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors. However, most of the content is placeholder text that would normally be replaced with an actual analysis of these external factors for a specific organization or industry.
Sweden is a sparsely populated, third largest country in Western Europe with 9.2 million inhabitants. Over the past 100 years, Sweden transformed from a very poor country to a rich and well-educated nation with a highly skilled workforce. While Sweden had a violent ancient history, it has lived in peace since 1814 and avoided involvement in World Wars I and II. Sweden experienced an "economic miracle" in the 20th century by becoming one of the richest countries through exports of manufactured goods and high-tech solutions from companies like Volvo, IKEA, and Ericsson. Swedish society emphasizes security, well-being, and redistribution for all citizens through its welfare policies and strong environmental protections.
Internet está formado por una red mundial de computadoras que pueden intercambiar información a través de conexiones como la vía telefónica usando protocolos como TCP/IP. Las tecnologías de la información y comunicación (TIC) incluyen avances tecnológicos que proporcionan información, herramientas para procesarla y canales de comunicación como Internet, el cual está compuesto de elementos básicos como páginas web, correo electrónico y buscadores. El uso de las TIC requiere seguir consideraciones éticas y legales para
Sweden has an abundance of fresh water resources due to its many lakes and forests. The three largest lakes are Vanern, which supplies drinking water to 800,000 people; Vattern, which provides water to 240,000; and Malaren, which has water quality issues due to fertilizer runoff. Major rivers are also used for hydroelectric dams, though this impacts fish and wildlife. Some cities like Uppsala obtain drinking water from natural underground aquifers, though pumping is now needed to meet demand. The Baltic Sea receives fresh water from rivers and has issues with algal blooms fueled by nitrogen and phosphorus discharge from surrounding countries.
Sweden is a constitutional monarchy located in Northern Europe. It has a population of around 9.5 million people who predominantly speak Swedish. The majority religion is Lutheran Christianity. Sweden has a highly developed economy focused on foreign trade and industry. It also has a long coastline and thousands of lakes, with the environment and sustainability being highly important cultural values.
Scandinavia refers to a region in Northern Europe consisting of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, as well as sometimes Iceland and Finland. The main bond between these countries is their similar Scandinavian languages. Some key facts about the region include Norway being just larger than New Mexico, Finland having over 188,000 lakes, and Sweden being known for innovations like the refrigerator. The document then provides more detailed information about the geography, demographics, economies, cultures and political systems of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden individually.
The document provides information about Switzerland including its flag, currency, capital city Bern, largest city Zurich, and government which is a federal republic. It also discusses Swiss foods like cheese, chocolate and army knives as well as sports, climate, and education. The document contains pictures, maps, current events, fun facts and a quiz about Switzerland.
Switzerland is a landlocked alpine country located in Central Europe known for its ski resorts, mountain scenery, and luxury hotels. St. Moritz is one of the most famous and exclusive winter resort towns in Switzerland, located in the Engadine valley of the canton of Graubünden. It has over 350km of ski slopes across nine different ski areas with runs for all ability levels and 37 mountain restaurants. St. Moritz is considered the oldest winter resort in the world and hosts an annual horse race on frozen Lake St. Moritz that attracts international high society.
Switzerland has a long history of human settlement dating back 150,000 years, with the oldest known farming settlements around 5300 BC. It is a federal republic of 26 cantons with a population of around 7.7 million people. Switzerland is renowned for its chocolate, with iconic brands like Toblerone and Nestlé originating there. Popular sports include tennis, skiing, mountaineering, football, curling and golf.
Sweden's culture is represented by its flag, royal family, and a traditional wooden horse statuette known as the Dalecarlian horse. The culture also values equality and features campus life, coffee breaks known as fika, cuisine beyond meatballs, and city sights.
Switzerland is a landlocked country located in Central Europe, bordered by France, Germany, Austria, and Italy. The Alps mountains cover about 20% of Switzerland and the country is known for its lakes, glaciers, and scenic train routes. Some of the major cities include Bern, the capital, as well as Lausanne and Geneva. Switzerland has a long history and is known for banking, watches, chocolate, and neutrality. The official languages are German, French, Italian, and Romansh.
Switzerland is a landlocked country located in Central Europe. Its capital is Bern and its currency is the Swiss franc. The country has an area of 41,285 square kilometers and is bordered by Italy, Germany, Austria, and Liechtenstein. Switzerland has a population of over 8 million people and has four official languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh.
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Swissness or it's NOT all chocolate in Switzerland by Swiss national Lukas Ri...Lukas Ritzel
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Switzerland has a population of around 8 million people and four official languages. It has a strong economy focused on banking, watches, chocolate, and cheese. Politically, Switzerland is a confederation of 26 cantons with a long tradition of autonomy. Culturally, yodeling, alphorns, and the literary work Heidi are part of Swiss culture. Popular tourist destinations include lakes Geneva and Constance, the Alps including the Matterhorn, and cities like Zurich, Bern, and Montreux on Lake Geneva.
The document summarizes the Young Ambassador Program (YAP) trip to Germany and Denmark taken by 11 participants from India in 2022. It provides details of the itinerary which included visits to cities like Kronberg, Gottingen, and Walsrode in Germany and Skive and Copenhagen in Denmark. The participants experienced local culture and customs through activities like city tours, visits to museums and factories. They also bonded with each other and their host families on this memorable cultural exchange program organized by 41ers Club India and Round Table Germany.
The document summarizes the history and geography of Norway. It notes that Vikings inhabited Norway in the 9th century and several kingdoms emerged. Norway was united later and converted to Christianity in the 11th century. It was also united with Sweden and Denmark in the 14th century. The document provides details on Norway's capital Oslo, terrain of rugged mountains and fjords, adoption of a constitution in 1814, and population of around 5 million today. Key geographical locations mentioned include the North Cape, Geirangerfjord, and Holmenkollen ski jump.
The document provides information about transportation from Dublin Airport to the city centre, including taxi, bus, and coach options costing between €3.50-30. It also outlines Dublin's population statistics, economy focused on agriculture, pharmaceuticals and services, and average June weather of 12°C with rain and sun. Details are given for attractions open late on Tuesday such as Trinity College, Dublin Castle, museums and Kilmainham Gaol, as well as the Guinness Storehouse. The Wednesday agenda outlines elder abuse training and the Thursday includes a workshop and field visits. Transportation back to the airport includes taxi, Airlink and Aircoach options.
The Summer in Cyprus geology program offers students the opportunity to study the geologically interesting country of Cyprus. The 6-credit program involves coursework in geology and electives, along with field excursions to areas like the Troodos massif. Students spend 35-42 days attending classes, traveling around Cyprus, and experiencing the local culture. The total estimated cost of the program is $7,308, which covers expenses like education, housing, transportation, and personal costs.
The document proposes a travel agency for teenagers aged 14 to 21 that would offer various trip packages focused on sports, wellness, beauty, cities, and parties across Europe. A survey of local students found many were interested. Possible packages include wellness/beauty trips starting at 60-100 euros per day to destinations like Italy, Finland, Spain, and Croatia; city trips to Berlin ranging from 130-250 euros including accommodations and activities; and sports camps for surfing, skiing, tennis, and football in locations like Spain, Austria, Italy, and Turkey priced between 499-799 euros including flights, lodging, meals, and sports instruction.
The document describes Odyssey Ed-Ventures, an educational travel provider that organizes tours for mature adults throughout Australia, New Zealand, and the world. It outlines Odyssey Ed-Ventures' mission to provide high-quality, learning-focused travel experiences and lists the universities and organizations that are members. It also provides details on the types of programs offered, itineraries, inclusions, and features of Odyssey Ed-Ventures tours.
The document provides information about Sweden and Norway, including:
- They share a history dating back to the Viking age and a union between 1857-1905, with cultural influences like Lutheranism and Scandinavian foods like meatballs and herring.
- Key facts about each country like populations (Sweden 9.3M, Norway 4.8M), capitals (Stockholm, Oslo), currencies (Swedish krona, Norwegian krone) and health care systems.
- Details about the city of Uppsala, Sweden, including transportation options and student housing for foreign exchange students.
The document provides an overview of Denmark and Copenhagen as a destination for meetings, events, and leisure travel. Some key points:
- Denmark offers wide-open spaces along with cosmopolitan cities like Copenhagen, balancing traditions with innovation. Copenhagen has excellent accessibility via its international airport.
- Copenhagen offers many unique historic and modern venues, as well as activities like swimming in the clean harbor. The city is recognized as one of the best places for business and ranked as the world's happiest and cleanest city.
- Copenhagen provides green meeting options and is a cultural center, home to impressive art museums and 10 Michelin-star restaurants. The document highlights Denmark's success in hosting major corporate and association events.
Backpacking has a long history dating back to the 18th century Grand Tour. It became more popular in the late 1960s after the National Scenic Trail Act. Typical backpackers are students and young adults in their late teens to early 30s traveling on a low budget. They stay in hostels and interact with local cultures. Backpacking brings economic benefits to remote regions but governments don't always recognize this. Increased travel costs and money exchange issues present threats.
This document summarizes international summer programs for children ages 12-17 in Oxford, England; Edinburgh, Scotland; and New York City, USA run by International House. The programs offer English lessons, activities, excursions, accommodations, meals and supervision. Program details like dates, locations, included fees and visa requirements are provided for each destination. The document emphasizes that safety is the top priority and children will be accompanied at all times.
This document provides an overview of New Zealand, including its geography, climate, cities, national parks, things to do, and sample itineraries. Key points include:
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- Major cities include Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Queenstown
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- Key facts about Japan such as the capital (Tokyo), currency (Yen), and popular greetings.
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2. Denmark
• 440 island included
in the country
• Lowest point is 7
meters below sea
level
• Very few rivers
• Oldest evidence of Humans
12500 BC.
• Became under a central
power at 700 AD
• Christianity reached
Denmark at 959 AD
• Black Death*
• Member of NATO in 1949
• Rejection of the Euro
3. Culture
• Iconic Sydney
Opera House
• Sustainable living
• Danish Film Institute
• Susanne Bier Oscar
winner at 83rd
Annual Academy
Awards
• New Nordic Cuisine
• Danish Wine
• Open Face Sandwich
• 5 tons of organic vegetables per
week distributed by volunteers
• Women dominating
the market
• Eurovision song
contest 2014
• Handball National
sport in the winter
• National sport football
• 4th most successful
country in the
Olympics all time.*
4. Sweden
• Located on the
Scandinavian
Peninsula
• Highest point is
Kebnekaise 6,926
feet
• Stockholm mild
climate
• Known for trade in the 7th &
8th centuries.
• Culture tensions caused
conflict to develop between
Sweden & Denmark
5. Culture
• Unemployment 2%
• Modern & Futuristic
buildings
• one of the top
computer game
exporters, with
growth in the
Swedish gaming
industry reaching
215 per cent
between 2010 and
2012. Innovation and
education contribute
to the success.
• 186,000 kilos of
crayfish caught in
2013
• Gathering own herbs,
mushrooms & berries
for restaurants is
common
• Fika
• #1 exporter of chart
music in relation to GDP
between 2001 to 2007
52,100 chart entries
around the world came
to Sweden
• Cross Country Skiing
very popular
• Top ten in the all-time
Olympic gold medal
table
• Zlatan Ibrahimovic*
8. Flight Info.
Departing from FLL
• Air Canada
– Leaves at 12:10pm to (YYZ)
– Flight is 3 hours long on a
Airbus A320 lands at 3:20pm
• 5 hour Layover in Toronto
– Leaves at 8:55pm to (CPH)
and lands at 10:20am.
Departing from ARN
• United
– Leaves at 8:00am to EWR
– Flight is 9 hours long
• 4 & half hour layover in
Newark
– Leaves at 9:00pm and arrives
in FLL at 3:30am.
18. Travel to Sweden• Check out of Hotel
• Take train to Frederikshavn, Denmark
– Take ferry then to Gothenburg, Sweden ($21.46 per person)
• Take bus to Airport, then take plane to Stockholm.
23. Royal Canal Tour
• The tour takes you through the
picturesque Djurgården canal,
along the shores of Saltsjön, and
past historic buildings and sights.
26. Vasa Museum• Recommended length of
visit: 2 hours
• The Vasa Ship Museum is
home to one of the most
complete and best
preserved shipwrecks in
the world. It is really an
awesome sight. Don't
miss it.
27. Skansen Open-Air Museum• Skansen is the world's
first open-air
museum, founded in
1891. Here you can
stroll through five
centuries of Swedish
history.
28. Dinner
$11.00 per person
If you’re looking for a good
time, good food and good
friends, look no further
than The Dubliner
36. DAY OF EXPENSES*
* : Prices can be subject to vary with exchange rates and value of the dollar
District Tonkin
17% Lele Street
Kitchen City
3%
La Fiorita,
Mam Che
Gelato
3%
The
Hairy Pig
Deli
9%
Stockholms
Gastabud
9%
The
Dubliner
10%
Hermitage
6%
Uber Ride
43%
Day of Expenses
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Editor's Notes
Report on the geography, culture, and history of each country in assigned region
Largest island is zealand
Lowest point in lammefjord
Jutland peninsula is the hillest part of denmark
12 rivers longest ins guden which is 99 miles in length
(http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/europe/denmark/dkland.htm)
Black death whipped out a large portion of Denmark
In 2000 they rejected to participation in the single europen currency, Danish Krone, 1 Danish krone is equal to 17 cents.
The Jelling mounds, runic stones and church were inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1994. The runic text describes how Harald brought Denmark and Norway together and Christianised the Danes.
She won it for in a better world, is a drama about the destruction of the idyll and the personal choice between revenge and pacifism and stars Mikael Persbrandt, Trine Dyrholm and Ulrich Thomsen.
Nordic Cuisine
Starter- Beetroot Tartar with fried chicken liver & apples
Main course- Breast of Duck with braised thighs, 100% chocolate & Cranberries
Desert- Rhubarb Trifle
Inspired by New York based "The Park Slope Food Coop", it is an alternative to the ordinary profit-driven supermarket chains. It focuses on offering seasonal fruits and vegetables with lots of taste and quality at affordable prices. All of it fresh organic or biodynamic produce from local farms.
Eurovision song contest- Nonetheless, the show itself will ooze Denmark – but not simply a show using the traditional stories of Hans Christian Andersen and the Little Mermaid.
“There is so much more in Denmark that we also want to show. A more nuanced picture than simply fairy tale Denmark,” he says concluding: “We want to make the Danes proud of what we can produce. I am sure we will.”
300,000 plays of football with 1,614 clubs registered with the Dnaish Football Assocation
If that number is divided by the size of the population to compute “medals per capita”, Denmark is actually the fourth most successful Olympic nation ever, surpassed only by Finland, Sweden and Hungary.
http://denmark.dk/en/lifestyle/?sc_lang=en
On the church green in Mora in 1520, Gustav Vasa urged residents of the town to take up arms and help free Sweden from Danish occupation.
http://geography.about.com/od/swedenmaps/a/geography-of-sweden.htm
https://sweden.se/culture/p2/
Fika- Fika is much more than having a coffee. It is a social phenomenon, a legitimate reason to set aside a moment for quality time. Fika can happen at any time, morning as well as evening.
Nordic Fashion Association, Nordic Initiative, clean and ethical.
Ibrahimović has also won several individual awards including the 2013 FIFA Puskás Award for Goal of the Year. His popularity is immense and his autobiography sold over 400,000 copies in one month. A role model for many kids, in 2007 he paid for a face-lift of his old youth court in a low-income suburb of Malmö in southern Sweden.
http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/iframe-movia
The s-train system consists of 7 lines and 85 stations, many of which are connected to the city’s metro and bus system.
They will be taking the bus to the hotel from the airport. They will drop their stuff off and then head to the city.
Ranked #22 of 211 attractions in Copenhagen Zoo.
3 hours recommend to stay there
5pm then head off to dinner
Church of Our Saviour- This large baroque church in the Christianshavn district of Copenhagen is one of Denmark's major tourist attractions. With its twisted spire, the church is a national treasure, but also a living parish church for about 8000 people. (http://www.vorfrelserskirke.dk/english)
Rosenborg Castle- Rosenborg has a long museum tradition. The core consisted of Christian IV's magnificent collection (http://dkks.dk/collection-history/)
Sausage of the day with a brioche bun and two sides, mini soup of the day with hot smoked salmon pate.
http://www.hairypigdeli.se/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Menu-in-English.pdf
Directions: turn right onto stora Nygatan : Turn left onto Tyska brinken : Continue onto Kindstugatan : Slight left onto Sjalagardsgatan : Turn right onto Baggensgatan : Slight left onto Komanbrinken : Continue onto Osterlanggatan.