Combien coute… un voyage en Orient-Express novembre 1, 2007
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Le Parisien Economie (France), 29 Octobre 2007
Sophie Stadler
De nombreux nostalgiques, passionnés de trains ou aficionados du faste, sont tentés de voyager un jour à bord de l’Orient-Express… Mais combien coûte ce rêve ? (Lire la suite…)
Welcome to 9 UNESCO Heritage sites in Turkey novembre 1, 2007
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Korea Times
October 28, 2007 Sunday
As it is a historically and culturally wealthy country bearing a full range of heritages, Turkey is bringing out a “Tourism strategy of Turkey 2023″ with their tremendous ambition. (Lire la suite…)
East and West intertwine with intrigue in Istanbul novembre 1, 2007
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The New York Times (USA), October 29, 2007 Monday, Pg. 6
By Janet Maslin
This spring the Mystery Writers of America gave the Edgar Award for best mystery novel to an unusual suspect: ”The Janissary Tree,” by Jason Goodwin. (Lire la suite…)
Jihadi Murat novembre 1, 2007
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The New Republic, November 5, 2007, Pg. 42
Leon Aron
Leon Aron is resident scholar and director of Russian studies at the American Enterprise Institute and the author, most recently, of Russia’s Revolution: Essays 1989-2006. (Lire la suite…)
