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Year 2012| Date | Holiday | Comment | January 1
(Sunday) | New Year's Day | | January 2
(Monday) | Christmas holiday (end) | | February 6
(Monday) | Constitution Day | | March 14
(Wednesday) | teachers strike | | March 19
(Monday) | Birthday of Benito Juarez | | March 31
(Saturday) | spring holiday (beginning) | | April 16
(Monday) | spring holiday (end) | | May 1
(Tuesday) | Labor Day/May Day | | May 5
(Saturday) | Civil Servants holiday | | July 6
(Friday) | summer holiday (beginning) | | August 20
(Monday) | summer holiday (end) | | September 16
(Sunday) | National Day | National Day | November 19
(Monday) | Celebration of the Revolution | | December 1
(Saturday) | President's Inauguration | | December 15
(Saturday) | Christmas holiday (beginning) | | December 25
(Tuesday) | Christmas Day | Religious - Catholic or protestant |
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The more you know about Akumal, Mexico, the more excited you will be when you vacation in this land of paradise. Therefore, in the months or weeks leading up to your journey you should spend a litle time doing research so that you can learn more about Akumal.
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Playa del Carmen in Mexico may be a bed of inland deserts with a drainage basin, but it is more to people who want to take a vacation and have a good time. It is located at the lower section of an inland desert drainage basin, which sometimes fills with alkaline and briny salts that wash down by the rain water from the surrounding highlands.
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Wired Tourist Articles
Chinese people have their own culture when it comes to giving friends or relatives gifts. However, there are some taboos to avoid in Chinese culture. Though modern Chinese don't seem to mind them so much, it is still necessary to know what would be suitable in an occasion.
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There are so many things to see in Paris and so little time to do it that your journey in the French capital can wind up taking the colors of a marathon run. I offer you a different take on it: stop, review your options, and decide to kill a couple of hours doing just nothing but reading a good book in a spot where you can be left to yourself. Here are three spots where you can do just that.
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