Margarita International Resort

... up for charter flights from Europe and North America (not that we saw much evidence of tourism) and there are 5 star international hotels dotted around the island. There are proper roads, large (and expensive) American style shopping malls, restaurants of ...

... is full of contrast...High rise buildings, urban complexes and apartment blocks built for tourists, international settlers and richer Venezuelans...American and global stores, chains and restaurants...numerous crowded beaches....notoriously corrupt ...

... my body and soul together. The fun didn't stop there though. Once I landed in Caracas I had to find my way from the International airport to the domestic airport to meet Sara, Sonia and Lynsey on Isla Margarita. I must have been asked a hundred times by ...

... fact, the extent of opposition-led disinformation is greater within Venezuela, that what we see in the international press. More importantly, the current government is trying to create a participative democracy. Communal councils are increasingly being ...

... hired and at 90 thousand bolivars (GBP22) a night we got what we had paid for. Playa El Agua was well geared towards international tourism and even though we were in the low season we found the main road on the beach packed with people trying to sell ...