As the earliest city open to the world in the Chinese history, Guangzhou takes pride of its good relationship with foreign companies all around the world. The famous "Canton Fair" is held twice a year, attracting overseas buyers from all kinds of businesses. Located 120km from Hong Kong, plus a new underground railway station connected to the new Baiyun International Airport, Guangzhou consolidates its importance as the centre of the Pearl River Delta economy zone. See this link for more information: http://www.cantonfair.org.cn/en/index.asp/

If you've ever been to Ireland, Kilkenny's will take you back. The furnishings were imported from Ireland, so the interior looks authentic. And you can't help but find the place because the exterior looks authentic, too! FYI, parking is in the rear. Kilkenny's is one of my favorite places in Tulsa. I'm sure you will find something to drink given their variety of beers, whiskeys, and wine. The menu features Irish cuisine. It's good-tasting, hearty food. This bar & restaurant has earned local awards in various "best of" categories. If you visit, have a pint of Newcastle and think of this Gunter. http://www.kilkennysirishpub.net/

If you have a low budget and you desperately need a car or you want to sell your car check out Backpacker's Car Market in Kings Cross. Many Backpackers sell their cars here once they finished travelling. You will mainly find station wagons, campervans and 4WD. Sometimes you get really good deals because people often have to sell their cars quickly to go back home. If you try to sell your car here, good luck! Sometimes you might be lucky, but sometimes you might have to spend a few days in this underground car park and wait for customers (good for socializing though). I ended up selling my car through Trading Post after spending 1 day in the car park. It...

Devonport, a seaside suburb of Auckland, is a real treat for booklovers. The Evergreen Bookshop is the biggest second hand bookstore in Devonport and has a great selection covering every subject you could imagine. Further up the road on the same side is another great second hand bookstore. This one is more fun as it's full of poky little rooms, witty writing on the wall and dusty little corners to nestle down in. Just what a bookshop should be! If you are sensitive to dust there are also a couple of nice new bookstores in Devonport which usually have a sale table outside for bargains. http://www.abebooks.com/home/evergreen//

Old Friedenau is laid out in a circle around Friederich-Wilhelm Platz; small residential streets spread out from here. Shopping is all withing easy walking distance. Not short of nice buildings, as so often in Berlin.

„Bei Otto“ is the most famous German restaurant in Bangkok. Right in the centre of the nightclub district Sukhumvit Thais in traditional Blackforest dirndls dish up hearty meals. The prices are at a homelike level. The quality is surprisingly good. http://www.beiotto/ Soi 20 Branch: 1 Sukhumvit Soi 20 Rd,. Sukhumvit Road, Khlongtoey Bangkok 10110 Tel: 02-2620892, 02-2600869 Fax: 02-2581496 Opening hours: German Pub: 11 am - 1 am Deli Shop: 07 am - Midnight E-Mail: beiotto@loxinfo.co.th

HIRAMATSU, 52, rue de Longchamp, 75116 Paris France E-MAIL: paris@hiramatsu.co.jp TEL: 01 56 81 08 80 FAX: 01 56 81 08 81 Lunch 12:30-13:30 Dinner 19:30-21:30 Closed on Saturdays and Sundays http://www.hiramatsu.co.jp/fr/