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| Honduras
in the news ::: February / 2003 |
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| DATE |
MEDIA |
HEADLINE |
CATEGORY |
ESTATE |
CIRCULATION |
Feb-03 |
RECOMMEND MAG. |
LATIN AMERICA SALES GUIDE 2003. From Mayan sites tocoral reefs teeming with life, HONDURAS IS A JEWEL OF UNDISCOVERED BEAUTY. | TOURISM |
FLORIDA |
61,000 |
Feb-03 |
DIVE TRAINING |
ANTHONY´S KEY RESORT, BAY ISLANDS, HONDURAS. The recent sinking of the Odyssey, a multilevel ship measuring 85 feet from keel to mast and 300 feet from bow to stern, hasdive enthusiasts buzzing in Roatán. | TOURISM |
MISSOURI |
65,000 |
Feb-03 |
DIVE TRAINING |
NEW FLIGHTS ANNOUNCED. Continental Airlines has startedweekly Saturday service from its Newark, New Jersey hub to Blize City, with continuing service to HONDURAS. | TOURISM |
MISSOURI |
65,000 |
Feb-03 |
CRUISING WORLD |
THE MEASURE OF A YEAR. A second year of cruising thro HONDURAS, Panama, and Colombia-brings them sailing atures, new friends, and difficult good-byes. | TOURISM |
RHODE |
159,536 |
ISLAND |
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Feb-03 |
DECO STOPS |
THE TOPSIDE EXPERIENCE OF THE ULTIMATE LIFESTYLEWhere to look - ECO/ACTIVITIES. Almost every destination hasits topside diversion or eco-activity. From the Yucatán through Belize and Honduras there are Mayan Ruins. | TOURISM |
FLORIDA |
100,000 |
Feb-03 |
SPORT DIVER MAGAZINE |
WHERE TO LOOK.ROATAN. Literally 10 feet from the watedge off Honduras´north coast is one of the best spots to visita resident eagle ray. | TOURISM |
FLORIDA |
100,000 |
Feb-03 |
SPORT FISHING |
THE RETURN OF ROATAN. Bonefish thrive along the reefsencircling Roatán. This system is part of a larger barrier reef-thesecond largest in the world,right behind Australia´s Great Ba - rrier Reef. Fishing and Accomodations. | TOURISM |
FLORIDA |
150,000 |
01/02/2021 |
DIVE TRAINING |
MEXICO´S RIVIERA MAYA.MAYAN HISTORY AND MYSTERRising to prominence around A.D. 250 in present day southerMexico, the Mayan Empire once covered Belize, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. | TOURISM |
MISSOURI |
65,000 |
02/02/2021 |
MIAMI HERALD |
LOOKING FOR LOVE IN THE RIGHT PLACES. Nature LoveLODGE AT PICO BONITO: In Hondura´s only luxury eco-lo nature is everywhere. Doubles from $170.00; La Ceiba. | TOURISM |
FLORIDA |
523,735 |
04/02/2021 |
ORANGE COUNTY |
THE GLOW OF RELIGIOUS FERVOR. Parishoners line up the Suyapa Basilica to see the satue of the Suyapa Virgin, the Honduran patron saint, credited with countless miracles, in Tegucigalpa on Monday. | SOCIAL |
CALIFORNIA |
353,334 |
REGISTER |
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04/02/2021 |
SUN-SENTINEL |
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FLORIDA |
267,677 |
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14/02/2021 |
EL LATINO SEMANAL |
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FLORIDA |
56,000 |
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04/02/2021 |
NEW YORK POST |
WHAT A DIVE. Take it from JAN TRASEN: If living on Hon´tiny Utila Island were any cheaper, it´d be free. How to go / gettiaround, sleep, eat, see. | TOURISM |
NEW YORK |
487,219 |
04/02/2021 |
GREENVILLE COMUNITY |
CHURCH TO AID HONDURAS VILLAGERS. Nine parishionefrom Trinity Episcopal Church in Wilmington will travel with 31 members of a sister church in Dallas, to Honduras to provide aito an impoverished town. | SOCIAL |
DELAWARE |
10,500 |
NEWS |
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06/02/2021 |
HOCKESSIN COMMUNITY |
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DELAWARE |
15,000 |
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06/02/2021 |
SAN FERNANDO SUN |
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CALIFORNIA |
10,000 |
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09/03/2021 |
GAZETTE-ENTERPRISE |
GROUPS IN HONDURAS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE FORYOUTH. For the past two years a small team from four Episcopal churches in our area have gone to Danlí, Honduras to award sclarships to studentes entering the colegio,a combination of ourjunior and senior high schools. | SOCIAL |
TEXAS |
5,800 |
13/02/2021 |
TRAVEL COURIER |
FANTASY IS UNAFFECTED. Honduras´Fantasy Island BeacResort would like to remind Canadian travel agents that it wascompletely unaffected by recent problems in World of VacationPrograms to the Central American nation. | TOURISM |
CONN. |
7,000 |
14/02/2021 |
CATHOLIC CHRONICLE |
NORWALK TO HONDURAS, AN EYE OPENING TRIP OF HELING. Several Norwalk St. Paul Parishoners made the joto Honduras to help. Crews from all over the country traveled toHonduras to assist with building a hospital. In an isolated area, the hospital serves 20,000 people. | |||
SOCIAL |
OHIO |
19,651 |
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16/02/2021 |
BOSTON SUNDAY |
TEENS HEAD TO HONDURAS TO "GIVE SOMETHING BACOn a mission: A group from Boston English High School willhead to Honduras to build housing. | SOCIAL |
MASS. |
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HERALD |
164,661 |
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16/02/2021 |
AUSTIN AMERICAN |
CRUISE NEWS. In November, Norwegian Cruise Line´s Nogian Sea returns to Houston,adding more options for texans interested in cruising from ports close to home.It will sail to the Caribbean and Bermuda before heading to Houston for year-roweek long cruises to Cozumel and Cancún, Roatán, Honduras; and Belize City, Belize. | TOURISM |
TEXAS |
175,000 |
STATESMAN |
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16/02/2021 |
DALLAS MORNING NEWS |
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TEXAS |
511,159 |
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19/02/2021 |
MIAMI HERALD |
NEW PORTS FOR PARADISE. The Paradise,the world´s ocompletely nonsmoking vessel will start calling at La Romanain the Dominican Republic on its western itineraries and at Honduras´Roatán island on its eastern swings on sailings nning Feb.23. | TOURISM |
FLORIDA |
386,316 |
21/02/2021 |
GLOUCESTER DAILY |
DOCTOR PLACES FAMILY FIRST. Dr. Brian Orr traveled toduras to volunteer at an orphanage, he did not expect to experice such a synergy effort. He did not find himself working in a dessing environment filled with destitute children in the third poorcountry of the hemisphere. | SOCIAL |
MASS. |
13,000 |
TIMES |
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22/02/2021 |
DAILY RECORD |
GOODBYE, BUT THE STORY GOES ON. The Central AmeriMedical Outreach or CAMO, celebrates its 10th. Anniversary thiyear. CAMO´s mission is to equip and train Honduran professio-nals so they can provide quality health care services every day of the year. | SOCIAL |
OHIO |
25,200 |
23/02/2021 |
REPOSITARY |
EXPEDITIONS TO TAKE MOUNTAIN BIKERS TO PERU, HODURAS. WorldTrek Expeditions is planning spring and sudates for both destinations.The eight-day Honduras tours, marc22-29 and May17-24 are $1,799. | TOURISM |
OHIO |
64,757 |
23/02/2021 |
WASHINGTON POST |
INFORMATION SOURCES FOR THE CARIBBEAN, BERMUDAAND THE BAHAMAS. Websites and telephone numbers fthe Caribbean islands´official tourism agencies.Information on the Honduras institute of Tourism. | TOURISM |
WASHINGTON |
811,925 |
23/02/2021 |
FORT WORTH |
GALVESTON-BASED CRUISE SHIPS BRING THE CARBBEACLOSER. After a brief debut in Galveston,last year, Royal bbean´s Rhapsody of the Seas has returned to sail year-round from Texas. Mexico, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Belize, Costa Ri, HONDURAS, and the historic Panama Canal are some of tof call. | TOURISM |
TEXAS |
235,622 |
23/02/2021 |
LOS ALAMOS MONITOR |
HIGH TEA ON THE HIGH SEAS:A VERY BRITISH CRUISE AVENTURE. Back onboard our British cruise ship Braemer,exuberant passengers from England, Scotland and Wales buzzwith dolphin and snorkeling tales from our Roatán Island adventure. | TOURISM |
NEW MEXICO |
5,400 |
24/02/2021 |
MILWAUKEE JOURNAL |
PACKING PILLS FOR NEEDY IN HONDURAS. As 20 students prepare for a trip to Honduras with five doctors to assist in pro-viding medical care. | SOCIAL |
ILLINOIS |
266,590 |
SENTINEL |
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26/02/2021 |
HEART OF THE VALLEY |
FR.COOK VISITS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR POOR IN HONDU Father Emil Cook, will visit the Fox Valley area as a part of a furaising effort to help the poverty stricken areas of Honduras, to help the natives by building schools, orphanages, and homes forabused families. | SOCIAL |
WISCONSIN |
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27/02/2021 |
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS |
MEDOMAK STUDENT S TRAVEL TO HONDURAS TO ASSI THE NEEDY. The Miami based church Cristo Salvo organizthe trip and several times a year groups visit villages in a 20 mile radius of a church owned farm in Las Varas. The farm servas home base for the volunteers as they spread out along the country side assisting the local people. | SOCIAL |
MAINE |
7,800 |
