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The Spirit of Alberta, the province's new cultural policy, reflects how Albertans define their culture and what is important to them spiritually, economically and more.

There's more to Mexico than just the big cities. Exploring small to medium towns help visitors get a complete understanding of all the cultural richness Mexico offers.

In tough financial times, as public galleries divest themselves of collections, and governments enact "de-accessioning" laws to prevent their loss, how will museums cope?

The size and preferences of the accessible tourism market in North America were described in a July 2007 report from Ontario, Canada, based on U.S. and Canadian research.

Despite the threat of terrorism, taking part in a mountaineering expedition to Northern Pakistan can still be a safe and viable option for climbers.

In the first tourism initiative of its kind, Mexico City will offer tourists who stay in the city's hotels free health and travel insurance until December 2009.

The Jordanian village of Mkawer, 25 miles southwest of Madaba, is home to the ruins of Machaerus, the Black Fortress, the place of execution of John the Baptist.

Machu Picchu and The Sacred Valley are ancient wonders in Peru; a trip to Cusco also makes for an eye-opening vacation in Peru. These are the best hotels in Cusco.

The government are making the development of Cambodia's islands, the focus of their new push to attract developers.

The temple of Angkor Wat is a symbol of Cambodia. It is attracting an increasing number of visitors, but its ability to cope with its popularity is in question.

The Crac des Chevaliers (Arabic Qal'at al-Hosn) in Syria, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the best-preserved examples of Crusader military architecture.

Unique to Montréal, this north eastern European-style spa is a little bit of heaven in Quebec.

Where to rent a bike or electric cycle before being pampered at a spa in Quebec City.

Have you ever considered a package holiday that included an extreme makeover or plastic surgery as well as five star luxuries and a city tour?

The Arts and Culture sector in BC generates more public revenue than it spends ($1.04 - $1.35 for every dollar granted), and it employs nearly 2% of the population.

Go shopping in the trendiest boutiques, eat at the chicest restaurants, dance at the hottest nightclubs and stay at the celebrity hotels in Montréal.

Small towns in Mexico offer an alternative travel experience unmatched by the big cities. The Pueblos Mágicos or Magical Towns program features the nation's best.

Don't miss the Museum of Civilization, Musée du Fort, Maison Chevalier, the city fortifications and historical hotels.

See Quebec City's attractions, like Ile d'Orléans and Montmorency Falls, on unique sightseeing cruises or horse-drawn carriages.

Since Nehemiah's reconstruction of Jerusalem's city walls, the gates to this holy place have had a special significance for Jerusalem's citizens and its many visitors.

From the ancient pyramids of El Tajín to the awe-inspiring dances of the Voladores de Papantla, this small Veracruz town will pleasantly surprise visitors with its charm.

Get down to the Vieux Port of Montréal City in Canada, dive into the historical museums and check out the unique attractions.

Cambodia's sizable ethnic and expatriate Muslim communities mean Halal food is easily found in the main tourist towns, though there is not yet a national Halal standard.

Too often Istanbul begins to wear out the over-zealous visitor. Yet two often-overlooked places are but a brief stroll from Topkapi Palace and Sultanahmet.

This is the 4th of a 6-part series talking about luxury residences and will focus on some of the global top-spots for second homes away from home.