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By Darren Paltrowitz
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A common impression about Tokyo is that it "has" to be expensive. While it is not hard to find Nobu, The Ritz-Carlton or Cartier in Tokyo, a set of open eyes and ears, not to mention research, will open up experiences and opportunities that won't set you back much at all. Ultimately, much like New York City or Paris, the cost of living is in the eye (or wallet) of the beholder.
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By Cherine Yazbeck & Carole Corm
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Beirut is a stylish, dynamic city that has made incredible strides since its ruinous civil war. Now rebuilt and buzzing with life, the city and its people are eager to welcome visitors to experience the "Paris of the Middle East."
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By Jean Tang
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Beijing is an achievement of delicate balance in motion: it retains the full range and richness of one of the world's most significant historical-cultural powerhouses, while pushing the envelope with rapid advances and stunning world-class architecture.
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By Matt Murrie
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After spearheading Korea’s rapid ascent to one of the wealthiest countries in the world by virtue of its auto and technology sectors, Seoul is placing new focus on becoming a world-renowned tourist destination. The concerted effort to cater to more than just business travelers means that now is the time to take advantage of all Seoul has to offer before it becomes too well-worn by the tourist trail.
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By Kei Terauchi
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As the ancient capital of Japan from 794 until the late-1600s, Kyoto is a city that prides itself on its historic past. Yet, it is the juxtaposition of modern and ancient Japan that makes Kyoto a truly splendid place.
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