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- ______________ form a rugged spine along the Italian Peninsula.
- A leading cultural center in literature, attracted the best artists, and holds three of Europe's finest art collections.
- Most of the countries in Chapter 16 have benefited from their accessibility to the tourist-generating countries of Central and Northern Europe and the demand for sun, sea, sand holidays.
- Which Portuguese city is described here: gateway to the northern region, main claim to fame is the port wine industry, status of a World Heritage Site.
- In Vatican City, is the main gathering place for pilgrims.
- Italy's second largest city, known for its world famous fashion, a reputation of business before pleasure, and a multi-spired Gothic Cathedral, La Scala.
- This set of Greek islands are characterized by their white cube-shaped buildings and include the sophisticated resorts on Mykonos and the prominent cruise itineraries of Santorini.
- Most foreign visitors arrive to Spain by air.
- Region known as one of Europe's most popular winter sport destinations
- Spain's late entry into the European tourism market allowed it to evaluate competition and offer lower prices than established destinations of the Italia and the French Rivera.
- Spain and Portugal make up the rugged Balkan peninsula, which also helped isolate it from the rest of Europe.
- An place known as 'the island of beauty' due to its scenery of deeply indented western coast and forested mountains
- Location of the launch of the Allied campaign to liberate Europe during WWIIrope in
- Historically important as the religious capital of France, along with beautiful rolling countryside
- Medieval abbey that is separated daily from the mainland due to some of world's strongest tides
- Region known for winter health tourism, summer beach tourism resort, film festival and gambling
- Area best known for castles, chateaus with associations to French royalty
- Island nation where tourism is both allowed and encouraged on this beautiful low-lying coral atoll, yet tourists are expected to respect the traditions of Islam when outside of the tourist resort areas.
- Region known for its Celtic heritage, Breton language and deeply indented coastline
- _____ tons of food lost per year and ____ of all food produced is either wasted or lost