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We begin this week's issue with a story on Tartu Estonia.

As the second largest town in Estonia, Tartu is often called the cultural and intellectual hub of the nation. On the other hand, the largest city in Estonia, Tallinn, is the nation's financial and political hub. Situated in the center of Estonia, Tartu is located 186 km southeast of Tallin with the Emajogi River running through the area. As of 2007, the estimated population of Tartu was 101,965. For more information, follow the link.

Next, we move from Estonia to Israel.

Tel Aviv, Israel brings modern-day cosmopolitan life to what once was an ancient world. Tel Aviv is beautifully situated on the Mediterranean Sea with high-rise buildings, shopping centers, and numerous attractions.

Tel Aviv began to flourish along with the rest of the nation of Israel during the 1990s when the free-market economic reformation took place. There was also a boom of technology in Israel along with a better political climate, both of which attracted businesses from around the world to Israel, including visits from Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. Today, Tel Aviv boasts multiple investment bank branches overseas, many business offices, world traveler attractions, beautiful beaches, and a hopping nightlife We hope you will like these small articles, and if you do please follow the links to the full GSTravelAdvice website to find thousands more, articles and pictures. For more on this article follow the link.

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Paul H. Green, Founder

Discover Tartu, Estonia: "City of Good Thoughts"

Tartu, Estonia is a small university town that's full of life and offers plenty for the traveler to explore. Tartu is called the "City of Good Thoughts" and features its own University of Tartu (UT), which is more than 3 1/2 centuries old.

As the second largest town in Estonia, Tartu is often called the cultural and intellectual hub of the nation. On the other hand, the largest city in Estonia, Tallinn, is the nation's financial and political hub. Situated in the center of Estonia, Tartu is located 186 km southeast of Tallin with the Emajogi River running through the area. As of 2007, the estimated population of Tartu was 101,965.

See Israel's Finest in Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv, Israel brings modern-day cosmopolitan life to what once was an ancient world. Tel Aviv is beautifully situated on the Mediterranean Sea with high-rise buildings, shopping centers, and numerous attractions.

Tel Aviv began to flourish along with the rest of the nation of Israel during the 1990s when the free-market economic reformation took place. There was also a boom of technology in Israel along with a better political climate, both of which attracted businesses from around the world to Israel, including visits from Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. Today, Tel Aviv boasts multiple investment bank branches overseas, many business offices, world traveler attractions, beautiful beaches, and a hopping nightlife.