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• Santiago de Cali, Colombia

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  It’s easy to see why Santiago de Cali is hailed as ‘Salsa Capital of the World’ given the myriad of bars, clubs, venues and festivals dedicated to the sizzling rhythmic spectacle. Even a number of cafés – sober and calm by day – become vigorous dancing joints full of gorgeous women at night. As expected, these frequent bursts of energy rub off on Cali’s pace of life as the inhabitants go about their hectic daily business with a spring in their step and a twinkle in their eye.

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• San José, Costa Rica

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  Buzzing launch pad for party lovers and eco-tourists alike, San José is a real hive of activity that’s grown up fast from its history of coffee plantations and tobacco fields in the lush Central Valley (Valle Central). Encircled by glorious mountains, Costa Rica’s capital is all action with street trade, traffic madness and a population of over 360,000 Josefinos who enjoy the never-ending opportunity to make merry. Due to San José’s cultural position at the heart of everything golden in Costa Rica, the nation’s beautiful women flock here from all over to seek love, start a family and find their fortune.

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• Medellin, Colombia

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  Medellin (pronounced Med e jeen) is a sprawling, vibrant city brimming with Spanish history, Latin enthusiasm and non-stop adventure. Cited both as the “City of Flowers” and the “Industrial Capital of Colombia”, this diverse metropolis is home to over 3 million Spanish-speaking inhabitants (Antioqueños or Medellinenses) with European, African and Indigenous American ancestry. Infused with passion, the city is a major Colombian tourist destination and serves up a glorious melting pot of sightseeing, nightlife and entertainment.

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• Bogota, Colombia

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  Colombia’s fast and stimulating capital Bogotá will immediately draw you into its rollercoaster energy of sightseeing, nightlife and romance. Scratch beneath the surface and you’ll find a fascinating city to explore, especially with its potential to meet so many awe-inspiring Colombian Ladies. Wander the La Candelaria district and fall in love amid the colorful streets, elegant churches and colonial architecture surrounded by the mountains of the Andino region.

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• Belo Horizonte, Brazil

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  Meaning ‘Beautiful Horizon’ in Portuguese (Brazil’s native language), BH is the 3rd largest metropolitan area in the country and home to over 5 million beautiful people. Belo Horizonte or Beaga, nicknamedThe Garden City, is a lush, tree lined wonderland for the senses situated amid thousands of acres of tropical Atlantic forest and encircled by mountains.

  Belo Horizonte has beginnings in the 18th century and was mapped out and built in the 1890s to form the new capital and commerce center of the state of Minas Gerais. An icon of town planning, it’s said to have been inspired by the orderly metropolis of Washington D.C. which had impressed chief architects Aarão Reis and Francisco Bicalho.

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• Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

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  Take a voyage of discovery. Travel to the pulsating city of Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic’s capital and “Gateway to the Caribbean”. Steeped in Spanish Colonial history and nautical adventure, boasting an appetizing haul of restaurants and bars, and surrounded by beautiful beach resorts, Santo Domingo is both cosmopolitan and fun in the same blissful breath. This is especially reflected in the hearts of the voluptuous beauties that live and party in this exuberant city.

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• Medellin, Colombia

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  As Medellin is surrounded by mountains and stunning nature. You need not go far to go to be knocked out by great sights. Dig deeper and you’ll experience some memorable parks, museums, landmarks and other tourist attractions.

  With 16 districts covering 382 square kilometers bisected by the Medellin River, there’s plenty of ground to cover on a range of excursions. There are hundreds of sculptures and monuments spread over the city thanks to a street project originated in the 1980s. The surrounding region is also worth seeing if your trip allows the time.

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• Bogota, Colombia

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  Bogotá is separated into 20 districts and four approximate zones: El Occidente for sport and parks; the North for business and shopping; the residential South; and the historical El Centro for tourism. The cultural heart of Bogotá can be found in the La Candelaria district which contains a treasure trove of sightseeing, bars and restaurants.

  The main square Plaza de Bolivar is the ideal location to start any tourist trail with a city-wide choice of over 150 monuments, 50 museums, 60 art galleries, 75 sporting venues and parks, and 40 theaters.

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• Belo Horizonte, Brazil

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  Tear your gaze away from the jaw-dropping local beauties for a few moments and you’ll find some fascinating sights while touring the city. A sense of the structured magnificence of Belo Horizonte can be gained on a tour around the city’s monuments, museums, stadiums, parks and historical buildings, many of which are located in the neighboring Pampulha district.

  It can be important on a Romance Tour to fit in plenty of sightseeing and get a real flavor of the city. Your knowledge and admiration of Belo Horizonte is sure to impress any potential match and give you plenty to chat about at the Socials. Once you’ve hit it off, she’s sure to want to show you her favorite spots.

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• Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

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  A large city split by the Ozama river, Santo Domingo consists of 5 separate zones – Santo Domingo Este (East), Santo Domingo Oeste (West), Santo Domingo Norte (North), Boca Chica (with a fabulous beach) and Distrito Nacional. The latter is where tourists head to take in its attractive architecture, nightlife and high concentration of shops. In particular, the seafront promenade El Malecon and the Colonial Zone will deliver you into an authentic Colonial scene of the 1600s. There are many fine sights to enjoy here with plenty of options to drag you away from the beach.

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