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Public sector banks have directed their financial literacy and credit counselling centres (FLCCs) in rural areas to reach out to farmers, and provide them all kinds of support including training and counseling. Besides, all banks have been instructed to provide them credit according to their requirements.
Banks, meanwhile, have asked these centres to guide and urge farmers to sow crops, that require less care and irrigation, to control damages in case of a deficient monsoon. The finance ministry is keeping a close watch on the situation and is likely to seek reports from banks on the issue.
While the India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday predicted sub-normal rainfall this year, a farmer from Rajasthan committed suicide at an Aam Aadmi Party rally, raising fresh controversies.
TM Bhasin, chairman, Indian Banks' Association, said all banks have been instructed to carry on normal lending pattern to farmers, even if they are unable to repay their dues for the Rabi crops.
"Banks have been instructed to keep providing credit to farmers irrespective of whether or not they are able to repay their existing dues. Besides, they have been told not to coax them with any repayment of dues at this point," Bhasin told HT.
There are about 2,000 such literacy centres across the country.
The agriculture lending target for 2015-16 is Rs 8.5 lakh crore.
In 2012, the Reserve Bank of India asked public sector banks to set up FLCCs directly. These centres were earlier run by trusts and societies formed for the purpose, but they functioned under the umbrella of their sponsor banks.
Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced higher compensations to farmers for crop damages, and said public sector banks and insurance companies have already been directed to provide them the required assistance.
Last year, too, India received sub-normal rains. "The other point of worry may be the water storage position, which during the current year is less than the storage position of last year," said Soumya Kanti Ghosh, chief economic adviser, State Bank of India.

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|Arenal Paraiso
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Optional tours and gratuities.
Additional Information:
Zika Virus - Passengers are recommended to visit www.cdc.gov/zika/ for current information. CDC advises pregnant women to avoid travel to the countries visited in this itinerary.
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Hotels of similar standard may be substituted.
Passengers traveling abroad require a passport valid for six months beyond their travel dates. All travelers are responsible to check if a visa is required for all countries on their itinerary. For visa information, check our Visas page.
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Escorted Package Includes
- Flights Miami-Guatemala City, Guatemala City-San Jose-Miami
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- Airline taxes & fuel surcharges
- 10 nights accommodations
- 3 nights Guatemala City
- 1 night Chichicastenango
- 2 nights San Jose
- 2 nights Arenal
- 2 nights Monteverde
- All transfers
- 13 Meals: 10 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners
- Sightseeing per itinerary in modern air-conditioned motor coach
- Services of English-speaking tour managers throughout
- Entrance fees per itinerary
Special Features
- Tour of Antigua, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Visit the colorful Indian Market and Church of Santo Tomas in Chichicastenango
- Excursion to Lake Atitlan, the deepest lake in Central America
- Tour downtown San Jose enjoying its many historical & architectural jewels
- Visit the artisan town of Sarchi and see artists in their workshops
- View Arenal Volcano National Park with its unique landscape and famous Arenal volcano
- Discover the dense vegetation in the stunning Monteverde Cloud Forest
- Experience a traditional Costa Rican Coffee Farm, followed by a Chocolate Tour
- Small group tour with a maximum of 16 passengers
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The Guatemala itinerary is performed by a local tour company. It is not an exclusive tour and therefore you may be with passengers from other tour companies; signage may display the local tour company name, but will have your name; tour guides and vehicles may change throughout your tour, and your tour documents/vouchers may be requested to exchange for local bus/theater/hotel/flight/ferry tickets. Luggage tags or name badges are not provided.
Gate 1 Travel itineraries may contain suggestions for activities for your leisure time; these suggestions do not constitute a recommendation nor an endorsement of any specific service provider and the decision to participate in any such activities should be made independently.
This first class hotel is one block from Reforma Avenida and two blocks from Zona Viva with its art galleries, disco bars, museums, restaurants and shopping.Hotel Details
This superior tourist class hotel is located in the village of Chichicastenango (Chichi), famous for its shopping at the market on Thursday and Sunday.Hotel Details
This first class hotel is located in the heart of San Jose nearby La Sabana Park.Hotel Details
This tourist class hotel is located just in front of the Arenal volcano.Hotel Details
This tourist class hotel is located nearby the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve.Hotel Details
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- Book Online or call to book these tours up to 1 week before your departure
- The day the optionals operate varies by the day of the week
Join an optional tour to Tikal National Park, in the heart of the jungle of northern Guatemala to visit one the greatest Mayan ruins in Central America, You will be picked up early this morning for your flight to Flores, Peten. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to the ancient Mayan City of Tikal, located at the center of the 222-square-mile park. An exhilarating jungle hike leads you through the ruins. Marvel at the impressive structures of this ancient civilization, visiting sites such as the Twin-Pyramid complex, the Lost World Complex, where the Great Pyramid is located, Temple III, the Palace of the Windows, the Great Plaza, the Pyramid of the Grand Jaguar, the Pyramid of the Masks, and the Palace of the Nobles. Have the opportunity to climb to the top of Pyramid IV, the highest of the Mayan pyramids, from which you will have a complete view of Tikal and its surrounding jungle. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight back to Guatemala City.
Please note: this is a fast-paced tour featuring the highlights of Tikal in a brief visit.
Pick-up details to be advised locally. Approximate tour duration is 13-14 hours.
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|16 Feb 2016 - 05 Jan 2018
This morning join a panoramic tour of Guatemala City, the capital of Guatemala and the largest city in Central America. The tour begins with the city's civic center complex, home to the Guatemala Supreme Court, Ministry of Public Finance, and City Hall. Continue on to Central Plaza, also known as Constitution Plaza, at the heart of Guatemala City. Here, view the National Palace, one of the most important Guatemalan architectural achievements of the last century. Formerly the seat of the government, it is now a museum and venue for government affairs. From here, you will continue on to the Cathedral, built between 1782 and 1815. The cathedral houses some of the most important artistic treasures in the country. The tour also takes you through the residential and the business districts of the city to gain a full understanding of life in Guatemala City.
**Please note that the order of the above tour may vary
Pick-up details to be advised locally. Approximate tour duration is 3.5 hours.
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|01 May 2010 - 05 Jan 2018
Enjoy the peaceful sights and the sounds of the rain forest as you quietly float down the Rio Frio near the Nicaraguan border. A professional guide will share educational and interesting facts about the plants and animals encountered on the float. This area is abundant with bird species, including the Snake-Bird, Wood Storks, and Olivaceous Cormorants,. Keep an eye out for the various monkey species, sloths, turtles, and caimans that live along the rivers banks. This tour also includes a typical Costa Rican lunch, along with regional fruit, juices, and coffee. Pick-up and drop-off at the hotel.
This tour is approximately a 1.5 hour drive from the hotel. Please bring sunscreen, hat, and light clothes.
Approximate tour duration is 7 hours.
|Day #7
|01 Jan 2017 - 11 Jan 2019
Spend this evening relaxing in the renowned Hot Springs of Arenal. The family owned EcoTermales has four different pools ranging in temperature from 91 to 105 degrees Fahrenheit, surrounded by the local flora of the forest. Private and secluded, these hot springs are a great way to wind down after a long day of sightseeing. While there, enjoy an included home cooked traditional Costa Rican dinner.
Approximate tour duration is 4 hours.
|Day #7
|01 Jan 2017 - 11 Jan 2019
Join this exciting tour to see the rainforest in a whole new way. Cross through the unique Cloud Forest's canopy while suspended from a high weight capacity zipline cable, maneuvering between the 15 platforms and 12 cables that span over 2 miles in length, making this extreme adventure one of the longest Zipline tours in the country.
It is recommended that you wear hiking boots for this activity as you will be walking some distance through the forest between the Zipline cables. For some, this activity may be considered very strenuous and people with difficulty breathing, heart or other medical conditions, should consider not to choose this optional tour.
Approximate tour duration is 2.5-3 hours.
|Day #9
|16 Nov 2015 - 11 Jan 2018
Enjoy a walk among the treetops on this 1.9 mile trail, which boasts 8 different bridges at heights ranging from 36 to 180 feet. The Selvatura Hanging Bridges are the longest and the strongest bridge system in the country. The hanging bridges give you the unique opportunity to see plants and animals not visible from the ground.
It is recommended that you wear hiking boots for this activity. For some, this activity may be considered strenuous and people with difficulty breathing, heart or other medical conditions, should consider not to choose this optional tour.
Approximate tour duration is 2.5 hours.
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|16 Nov 2015 - 11 Jan 2018
It was awesome. Teo, our guide was great and was very organized. Loved it. The food was great and the accommodations were fine, especially with westin at the end. Thanks for having it all inclusive for us. What a treat! Thanks again.Karoline L. Keene, NH
The trip was wonderful. Great guides, accommodations & weather.Kathryn R. Mt Pleasant, SC
Both the Panama and the Ecuador tours were amazing! As always, we are very pleased with Gate 1 tours.Jose G. Totowa, NJ
Our Classic Panama trip was awesome! It was our second Gate 1 tour and won't be our last. Everything was wonderful. Our guide Roberto was fabulous and the tours were all great! Keep up the good work and keep those trips coming!Kathleen W. Altoona, PA
Our trip to Panama City, Panama was very very good. Thank you very much for arranging such a wonderful trip.Ramesh P. Piscataway, NJ
My trip was amazing. It exceeded my expectations. Arriving in Guatemala as a "single traveler" I must admit I was a bit nervous. But from the moment I was greeted my the driver that all went away. The guide (Stewart) met me in the AM and my adventure in Guatemala & Honduras were spectacular. I found all aspects of the experience VERY BEAUTIFUL. Our guide was very informative, Stewart took every effort to make sure that we always were engaged, enjoying and comfortable during our travels. All of the Gate 1 arrangements were easy to navigate. I found it so rewarding that I have already recommended to friends.Alisia R. Seattle, WA
It was an awesome trip! Everything was good, very good guide too. Good place. Thank you so much.Amrita R. Jersey City, NJ
Thanks for inquiring. The 5 day trip to Guatemala was wonderful. The guides, drivers, and hotels were all first rate. Everything ran smoothly and I truly enjoyed my trip.Chandria S. Cheverly, MD
It was awesome! Our guide Darrio was so knowledgeable. You can tell he really enjoys what he does, and it made the 2-3 hour drives between destinations bearable. He'd ask us frequently if we needed a break to stop somewhere to stretch our legs or use the restroom. The market in Chichi was beautiful and eye opening. The sights were all beautiful as a matter of fact. My 72 year old grandmother and I traveled to Guatemala together and she told me it was one of the best trips she's taken.Chloe P. Delray Beach, FL
It was wonderful. So much fun, great tours, fun people.Antoinette G. Lincoln, RI
It was fantastic! Our guide, Bacho, was great: knowledgeable, fun and friendly.The hotels were good to excellent, we had wonderful entertainment. The organisation was perfect. We met several couples who had made previous trips with Gate !, and we understand why. We'll plan another with you!Joseph W. Spring Valley, CA
Great trip! Wonderful hotels, excellent food, outstanding guide! This is the second trip with gate 1 and better than the first. I tell people (including my sister who likes to travel) that gate 1 value can't be beaten. I have taken tours with more expensive companies and even a couple private ones and this tour is much better value.Mary F. Ontario, Canada
This was the first time that I've travelled with Gate 1 and was most impressed. The Tour Director, Stuart, was terrific. He was organized, punctual, well informed, helpful and cheerful. One of the best I've ever experienced and I've taken over 30 organized tours. The accommodations were superb - in an area where I was not expecting 5 star hotels, I got them anyway!! All the breakfasts and dinners were top quality. All in all, the trip was wonderful and I'll not hesitate to travel with Gate 1 again and I'll definitely recommend your company to my friends.Sandra M. Ontario, Canada
Awesome! Thoroughly enjoyrd it. Carlos and Xavier did a great job. Accomodations were fine as were the meals. Another "home run" for Gate 1!Kevin W. Fredericksbrg, VA
The trip was very nice. Our guide, Bacho, was the best guide ever!!Cornelia G. Colorado Spgs, CO
We really enjoyed it, especially Antigua, the old Spanish capital and learning about the Mayan culture around Chichicastanango. Thanks for asking.Shirley P. Columbus, OH
It was great Joanne - the guide (Bonifacio) was the best one ever! He is knowledgeable, personable and just an all around great guy. He pulled the group together to enjoy the trip. Lot of time on a bus but the views were great and the entertainment excellent. Would recommend it to others....Sharon K. Ingersoll, Ontario CA
Our trip to Mexico was outstanding especially because of our wonderful guide. Your organization should know how special BACHO is. You are lucky he does some groups for you. We learned so much because of his knowledge of Mexico's History and Natural bird and plant life. He was gracious and kind and extremely detail oriented. We also had a wonderful bus Driver, Michel. Knowing that he was so competent allowed us to be relaxed on the long bus rides. Now, back to reality!Marcia R. Pittsburgh, PA
We had a nice trip. Everything went smooth as we expected with Gate 1. Our next Gate 1 is Morocco in May.Michael W. Wellington, FL
Great; we loved Guatemala. Excellent accommodations and beautiful sites to see. Chichicastenanga was the best.Leslie M. Saint Paul, MN
We enjoyed the trip a lot. The Itinerary was good,the accommodations were good. Transfers from and to airport were good. Buses and drivers were good. Tony was a good, helpful and entertaining quide.Sophia B. Alhambra, CA
Excellent. Gustavo was a great tour coordinator, Daniel the driver was helpful and friendly. Last hotel, Westin was fantastic. Overall a great trip. Our 3rd trip w Gate 1.William B. Belton, TX
Jie Sun and I enjoyed very much our trip to Panama. All the tours were very well organized. We are especially impressed by our tour manager Patricio for his knowledge (not only about each visiting site but also about the country and the world at large), his management skill, his friendly personality, his passion about his home country Panama, and his prefect English (US style). It is certainly a gift to have a person like Patricio to be our tour manager. To have people like Patricio working for Gate 1 is a strong testimony to Gate 1's success in the business of tourism! We will certainly consider joining other Gate 1 tours in the future. Will have no hesitation to recommend Gate 1 to friends for their vacation considerations.Jie S. Poolesville, MD
We loved Estuardo, our guide, and Danny, our driver. Both were friendly, professional, and provided a truly wonderful experience throughout our tour of Guatemala. The accommodations were wonderful, too.Susan L. Edwardsville, IL
The trip was wonderful. It was all I hoped it would be. I had never been to Mexico before and was interested in seeing the real culture and people. This loop thru northern Mexico and Copper Canyon area by bus felt authentic. Juan, our educated and charming guide, did everything he could to make our visit a wonderful experience. CarolCarol C. Marshfield, WI
Our trip was better than I anticipated. This was our first visit to Guatemala. From what I've previously read regarding safety issues in that country we were somewhat apprehensive. I literally had to persuade my husband into booking this trip. And, as it turned out from day one our fears were laid to rest (of course we practiced common sense and remained diligent as you would wherever you go). My husband and I throughly enjoyed the visits to all the pyramids as well as the other sites on our itinerary. Tony, our tour guide, couldn't be better. He went beyond what is expected to make our trip informative, fun, and our safety was paramount to him. Gate 1 is soooo lucky to have him!!! This was only our 2nd trip through your company. And now, I know why most of the other travelers have traveled with you repeatedly. My husband said, "I had a great time, our trip was wonderful, I'm so glad you talked me into going".Luz L. Pomona, CA
It was our 1st Gate 1 tour and we loved it! We will do many more because we thought it was run extreme well and exceeded our expectations! We would like to also express our appreciation to Alejandro our primary tour guide from Guatemala City and Luis our tour guide in Tikal. They were extremely knowledgeable and went out of their way to make our trip enjoyable!Harry S. Palm City, FL
The trip was wonderful. Very happy with our guide Stuart. Love the city of Antigua. It was my first tour with Gate 1 and we are already planning two more. Great service, good hotels and overall enjoyed this trip very much. Thank you Gate 1.Liliana A. Deland, FL
Our trip was fantastic! This is the first time we have used Gate 1 Travel and everything was beyond our expectations! The country of Panama gave us some fantastic memories of a wonderful guide, Roberto... who went above and beyond to do everything to serve us and see we had every need met, beautiful accommodations, excellent food and service, and a wonderful order of sightseeing that gave us an true sense of the entire country.
We loved the arrangements of the flights, transfers, and communication regarding every aspect of our trip. We have already suggested Gate 1 to friends and acquaintances. We will definitely be looking to use Gate 1 tours again. We felt we met friends through our trip, but we also felt we had friends with Gate 1 that wanted every part of our vacation to be a success!
Rebecca M. Louisville, KY
Our trip to Guatemala was wonderful. Our flights were on time and comfortable and we had wonderful accommodations in Guatemala.
Gate 1 employees were always on time and very courteous. Our tour guides, Stuart and Raual, (I am sure I spelled both names incorrectly) were exceptional. They gave us the best information and could answer all our questions so we learned a lot about the country. The drivers were also really good - we never felt unsafe riding with them. We will recommend your company to our friends and relatives and we hope to be able to take another tour some day.Betty W. Bergland, MI
The trip was great. Panama was wonderful, very hot but a fascinating place.
It was Colombia that I really fell in love with though. Most folks thought Medellin was the highlight of the trip but I loved Bogota. Cool, up in the mountains, filled with people who love to smile, beautiful sights, wonderful and diverse foods. The scenery on the drive from Manizales to Medellin was as surreally beautiful as any I've ever seen.
Our guide in Panama, Roberto was very good. Our guides in Colombia, both our tour manager and our local guide in Manizales were well beyond good. They were absolutely wonderful. So thanks for putting this together for me. I hope to do more as far as combining trips like I did on this one.Harris B. Huntley, IL
We very much enjoyed our trip to Panama and Costa Rica. We have enjoyed traveling with Gate 1 in the past and hopefully, will do so in the future. Despite warnings from friends regarding safety, virus and bacterial infections, food and water contamination, humidity affecting electronics, sunburn, thievery and muggings, we had no problems. We trust Gate 1 and, once again, thank you for providing a wonderful and safe trip for us.
Ricardo was our tour guide in Panama. He was so pleasant and knowledgeable about his country and is such an asset to your company. We especially enjoyed the excursion to the indigenous village of the Embrera tribe. What a great experience, memories will last a life time. We were disappointed that there were no activities offered for the evenings in Panama. We learned, on our own, of a dinner and Panamanian dance show, which we attended. Many of our fellow travelers would have liked to attend as well, but did not learn of it until too late. There were no group dinners offered in the evening, which would have given all an opportunity to enjoy the experience together, such an event would have been nice. Another inconvenience occurred, when our airport transfer driver, who was scheduled to come at 4:30 AM showed up at the hotel at 3:30 AM.
Costa Rica was marvelous. Zarah was our tour guide. Wow! She was terrific and kept us busy all the time with activities, lunches and dinners and overall a great experience. It was exactly the right kind of trip for us, good food, introductions to different cultures, moderate physical activity, with lots of events to participate in, plus spectacular scenery.Frederick L. Willingboro, NJ
The 5 day trip to Guatemala was the perfect way to spend the long Presidents' Day weekend! With travel days and time at leisure in Guatemala City the actual tour was just two days, but it provided a wonderful glimpse of this Central American country. The Barcelo Hotel in Guatemala City was fantastic - lovely rooms, very secure, nice public spaces inside and out, three restaurants with good food and very nice staff. The tour was with the help of the long established Clark Tours and there were only seven of us on this special Gate 1 itinerary.
Our guide Franz was kind, very experienced, knowledgeable and shared great stories. The driver Danilo was very talented and super nice. We visited the lovely town of Antigua, with many restored buildings, some beautiful ruins and full of life. Then on to Chichicastenango, for an overnight at the very serene and cute Mayan Inn, where every room has a fireplace and your very own attendant will come light it for you, which is a nice touch in the chilly high altitude air. The restaurant and bar were very nice and the courtyards peaceful. Staying overnight also allows you to visit the famous Chichi market early on Sunday morning before it gets much busier later in the day. Then on to the beautiful volcanic crater Lake Atitlan which was spectacular. Franz suggested the Sunset Café for a lovely lunch with a lake and volcano vista - heaven to feel the sun after the cold and snow of Connecticut!
So yet again, a flawless trip - my 12th with Gate 1 and more to come for sure! Thank you!Lorraine P. Stamford, CT
Our trip to Panama was interesting. Everything went smoothly. Ricardo Morales, our tour guide worked very hard and did a wonderful job! It's always great to be taken care of by a knowledgeable local! Most people on our tour had booked many tours with Gate 1 Travel but it was our first time using your company. We definitely would travel with Gate 1 again!Nadine G. London, ON
Gate 1 Travel is 1st rate with me because it always meets my expectations.
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This trip to Guatemala & Honduras was exceptional. The group was small only 15. We had a small van with air conditioning which could cope with the rain forest temperatures. It was so easy getting in and out of. No high steps. Luggage was easily loaded and unloaded.
This is a poor country and a lot of the time is spent driving through the countryside. Our guide Tony was super he was able to plan our time so we never got bored. Drives could be long but stops were well planned so we never felt we were killing time. His knowledge of Mayan culture was excellent and he shared his insight as we progressed.
Hotels were excellent with swimming pools. Breakfasts offered anything you could think of but the variety of fresh fruit made them special. Lots of hot water and tons of pillows on the beds.
Tony our guide was exceptional. No one recognized the amount of time he spent planning and carrying out our activities. He was able to recognize very quickly when the temp was too high or the terrain was too difficult. He made arrangements for the less adventuresome and made sure the agenda was completed for those that cared.
Great trip. Super driver along some tricky roadways . Guide with great personality and tuned into his tourists needs. Made our trip to Guatemala a trip to remember.Ann S. Tamarac, FL
The trip went very well. I was worried that 5 days wouldn't be enough to see
Panama but it worked out very well and I got to see everything and had plenty of
time at each of our stop along the way. The tour guide and driver who were with
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Our trip to Guatemala couldn't have been any better. We absolutely enjoyed every minute from the flight down there to the flight home. Stewart, our guide, was the best - friendly, informative and helpful. We learned so much about the country from him and his attention to detail made the trip go very smoothly. Guatemala is a wonderful kaleidoscope of colors, perfect for photography, and the people were very warm and welcoming. Thank you for setting this trip up for us. I look forward to our next trip to Bulgaria, Bosnia and Romania.Maxine S. Lakeville, MN
It was fantastic! This was our first trip with Gate 1 and going to Guatemala.
Both far exceeded our expectations! The accommodations, tours and tour guides
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I traveled with my mom for our first mother/Daughter trip out of the country. It turned out we were one of 3 mother/daughter couples, which made it extra special. My mom even said the tour buses were the most comfortable she had ever been on. We loved the fact that the tours were small and we really got to know the people on our bus, which was super fun!
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It was fabulous especially the overnight stay at the Mayan Inn. The service was exceptional and I couldn't thank the staff enough for the accommodations at the hotels, the tour guide was extraordinary, a gifted man indeed, the bus driver was also warm and friendly, a great driver.
I highly recommend this trip to all my friends. Thank you again for making my
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I enjoyed my recent trip to Panama. I also would like to give Carmen, our tour director, "2 thumbs up!" She was an excellent choice for our tour. She was able to assist our small group of 14 and presented the best of Panama as well.
My next trip will surely be with Gate 1 Travel. I've have already told my co-workers and friends about the great service that your company offers.Yvonne M. Las Vegas, NV
The trip was amazing...the people, the food, the places. Everything far exceeded our expectations. The hotel in Guatemala City was very well located in the city and made it easy to go out for a bit and walk around during the day. The rooms themselves were wonderful, amazing views of the surrounding mountains and volcanoes. The room in Chichicastenango was gorgeous, very rustic, and a little cold at night, but it added to the experience.
The cities were so beautiful. The tour guides were very knowledgable and accommodating. It was just an all-around wonderful experience. My fiancé was a little apprehensive when we first booked the vacation, but by the end of the trip she didn't want to come home. Your trip was exactly what we needed. We will definitely book another trip through Gate 1. Thanks for a wonderful time!Ryan B. Gratz, PA
Really interesting. The Canal Trip was fascinating, We've been reading about the canal and its history and it was amazing to see it in person. The guides were perfect. They were nice and professional and informative. Everything ran very smoothly.
We arrived very late on Wednesday - too late to attend the orientation. Earlier I had been concerned about how we would know where and when to meet for the next day's tours. Carmen had a thorough itinerary - with contact information - available. She had asked Moses, the driver who picked us up at the airport, to give it to us so we had no problems hooking up with the group. I really appreciated that. We always enjoy traveling with Gate 1. Thank you for the great job you do.Gary H. Monkton, MD
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We are already trying to figure out where we want to travel with you next. We recommend your agency to EVERYONE. Your accommodations, tour guides and day trips are simply outstanding. All we have to do is show up!
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It was wonderful. We had just the right mix of Mayan history, colonial
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and Guatemala City and the West cooler and at a much higher
The hotels were quite nice and varied from modern to Old World. We also liked the many modes of transportation especially transiting by boat.
The 10 day trip was at a good pace and we saw much of Guatemala and appreciated the day in Honduras. Both tour guides (Berta & Tony) were professional and attentive. The drivers were also excellent.
We really enjoyed the trip.
This was our 9th vacation with Gate 1 and we have yet to be disappointed.
We enjoyed it very much. The ruins were great, the bus comfortable, and
the jungle time very interesting. Even better than expected!
Barcelo Guatemala Hotel is such a great choice! Antigua, wow,
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|My family and I had a great time. The Classic Guatemala package was an adventure. We were looking for an educational experience and a vacation in one. We found it and much more in this package. From the five star hotel in Guatemala city to hiking through the rain forest of Tikal, it was first class all the way. I am very impressed with how Gate 1 took care of even the small details. Our travel mates were equally impressed. Our hat is off to Gate 1 and all of their associates.
My husband and I had a great time in Guatemala. We were happy with the hotel, Barcelo. Our tour to Antigua and Lake Atilan turned out to be a private tour. I guess it was not tourist season there yet. We bought a lot of interesting souvenirs. We were happy with the services of the tour guides.Alice H. Durham, NC
This was a wonderful trip! I live in Dallas and it's hard to believe that just a 3 hour flight away one could find themselves in such a vastly different culture with proximity to amazing ancient sites.
The first tour guide, Giovanni, was the best tour guide I've ever had with Gate 1 or from any tour company for that matter. He was not only extremely intelligent and accommodating for the travelers, but he actually became part of the group by sitting in the middle of the bus carrying on conversations and answering questions. The second tour guide, Stuardo, was intelligent and always in a professional mode.
I will definitely recommend a trip to Guatemala/Honduras to all of my friends!Mark J. Dallas, TX
Our trip was wonderful! We loved learning about the people and culture of Guatemala, and the countryside was beautiful! Our tour guide was most helpful and very knowledgeable and friendly. The tours were very well organized, the hotels were great, and the food was delicious! Gate 1 Travel did a superb job in planning and taking care of all the details. I will certainly look to Gate 1 Travel next time I'm considering a tour.Donna L. Troy, OH
My trip was wonderful!!! There was a person at the airport when I arrived to take me to my hotel, and transportation was always there when I arrived in port and at the airport. The tour guides were wonderful in Panama. I heard good things about Gate 1 and this was my first trip thru your company.
It was a great experience and I am looking forward to planning next year's trip.
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My husband and I enjoyed the trip very much. We liked everything arranged by Gate 1 for this tour package: Antigua, Chichicastenagno and Lake Atitlan, the hotels and transportations. Our tour guide is awesome. He is very knowledgeable and experienced. We liked having some free time on our own as well. I will recommend anyone to go visit Guatemala and this particular tour package through Gate 1.Ling-li C. Evanston, IL
We had a very enjoyable time and great people on our tour. This was our
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We have been in 57 countries so we are used to touring. We give your company one
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It was very, very nice. Guatemala is very interesting. The weather was pleasant, the tour guide could not have been better, and our group was number one.
I'm looking forward to booking another trip with you guys soon. Thank you again.Francisco M. New York, NY
Our trip to Guatemala was exactly what I needed. Our guide was excellent and his explanations and history of his country were straight forward with no excuses, not to mention he is also a very kind person. Barcelo Hotel in Guatemala City was very nice and much better than I had expected. Mayan Inn in Chichicastenango was quaint and also a good experience. Sunday market in Chichicastenango was overwhelming but I am ready to go back as I purchased beautiful textiles and crafts. I suppose the best parts of the trip were traveling the Pan-American Highway, seeing the country side and meeting the Mayan people along the way, at hotels, markets and shops. This trip was a very good value. I would highly recommend it.Deanna M. Washington, DC


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One of the most common, and highly frustrating, refrains uttered by narrow-minded rock fans (and there are plenty of them out there) when asked why they don't like to listen to hip-hop is, "It all sounds the same, and no one ever does anything exciting with the sound." Of course, you and I know that's a complete misnomer, and the more you delve into the world of underground hip-hop, the more surprises many artists have in store for us. Part of the ambitious Anticon collective, Oakland, California's Themselves features two of Anticon's most prolific members, in gifted MC Doseone, who delivers challenging, often abstract lyrics with a distinctive, highly recognizable nasal delivery, and innovative producer Jel, whose beats have dared to attempt to redefine modern hip-hop, not only serving as a backdrop to Doseone's work, but just as importantly, daring listeners to redefine what they consider hip-hop music to be.
The Notwist, on the other hand, are far less controversial, but they've attracted just as much attention in the indie music community as Themselves have in hip-hop circles. After an innocuous beginning as a mildly enjoyable Sonic Youth/Dinosaur Jr. knock-off during the early 1990s, the German quartet have gone on to turn pop music on its ear, creating highly accessible "glitch pop" during the last eight years, highlighted by 1998's gorgeous Shrink and 2003's near-masterpiece Neon Golden. Fronted by twins Markus and Micha Acher, and featuring the electronic talents of Martin "Console" Gretschmann, The Notwist's incorporation of clicking, stuttering IDM beats pre-dates Radiohead's own epochal Kid A.
The pairing of Themselves' esoteric hip hop with The Notwist's lovely, thrumming tones might not attract the same attention as other attempts at melding hip hop with other genres, but fans of both acts are fully aware that the project, dubbed 13 & God, has the potential to be something very exciting. Both bands toured together in early 2004, often jamming onstage during The Notwist's headlining set, and the two seemingly disparate-sounding bands formed a friendship, one that resulted in a collaboration of trans-Atlantic proportions, yielding an album that, while not quite the innovative, electrifying record many had hoped it would be, is still endlessly fascinating, sounding both accessible and avant-garde at the same time.
Neither side are unfamiliar with collaborations; Doseone, Jel, and keyboardist Dax have all had experience in such side projects as cLOUDDEAD and Subtle, among others, while The Notwist has stretched their musical boundaries on albums by Lali Puna and Village of Savoonga (plus, let us not forget Gretschmann's work as Console), and 13 & God has both acts meshing their sounds comfortably.
"Perfect Speed", sung by Acher, is bolstered by Jel's forceful beats, as Krautrock and hip-hop collide in a growing crescendo, while the track that immediately follows, "Afterclap", is a surprisingly pastoral sounding composition, with gentle twitters, whistles, and subtle scratching, sounding more subdued than some might have expected from Themselves, and more folktronic that The Notwist have ever sounded before. You can sense Gretschmann's involvement on the lengthy "Superman on Ice", as glitch beats zip across the sonic landscape with a hummingbird's quickness, as Doseone launches into an extended monologue, serving up such memorable imagery as, "You have the desperate fair to your eyes/The look of a child who has just swallowed a coin or army man." Doseone's finest moment on the album is on the terrific "Soft Atlas", a musically sparse track, featuring piano notes that act more like a percussion instrument than a source of melody; Dose dares to wax philosophic, but instead of spewing stoner poetry, he pulls it off effectively, culminating in the repeated concluding verse, "Without a universal law there is no gravity/ Without a gravity there is no atmosphere/ Without an atmosphere there is no chance at life/ And with no chance at life… I don't exist."
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Drinking water in the morning is a usual ritual of most Japanese women. And every time you think about females from Japan the image that appears in your mind is a petite svelte woman, right?
This is not unusual because women from Japan with weight problems are rare indeed. In the last few decades, through listening and reading about the Japanese culture, we have come to the conclusion that Japanese people have a different type of diet in many regards.
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Last saturday my child have high fever in the morning. I took her to doctor. on the way fever attack on her mind and she got stroke like unconsious. Then i admitted her to hospital. Now she is fine. earlier she has two stroke with fever in age of 1 year and 2 year. In second stroke i did EEG of my child. And report was normal. Dr.Why it is happening again and again.
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This is called febrile seizures,, which are common below 3 yrs with fever....as she is 6 now.. I think.k u get another EEG done for her...nd consult neurophysician
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"If you have a combined left percentage that could have formed a government if it had been united there will be great pressure for a left unity coalition. And there could be two elections in quick succession if no party has enough support. So if there is a second election, it could potentially be possible to have an agreement of the left." – Nasos Iliopoulos, Syriza, in February.
The Greek election on May 6 saw the most spectacular electoral breakthrough for a European left party in living memory. Syriza, the Coalition of the Radical Left, came second in the poll with 16.8 percent, just 2 percent below the leading conservative New Democracy party. Its leader, Alexis Tsipras, has proposed forming a left-wing coalition government to reject the austerity measures imposed upon Greece, to "put a stop to our nation's predetermined course towards misery".
Whether or not a left government can be formed, the result completely reshapes the politics of Greece and the Eurozone. The left was mighty – aside from Syriza, the Communist KKE achieved 8.5 percent, and the less radical Democratic Left scored 6.1 percent. Meanwhile Pasok, the formerly mainstream social democratic party of power that introduced the austerity policy that has decimated Greece, slumped from 43.9 percent in the last election to just 13.2 percent this time. On the negative side, the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party managed 7 percent.
Red Pepper spoke to one of the up and coming stars of Syriza back in February: Nasos Iliopoulos, Secretary of the Central Council of the Youth of Synaspismos, the biggest component party in the Coalition of the Radical Left. Nasos is in his late 20s, casually dressed, eloquent and friendly. He has physically felt what it means to be on the receiving end of the state's repression – just over a year ago he was brutally beaten by police, leaving him in hospital with concussion and multiple bruising.
Iliopoulos shared his thoughts on the chances of uniting the left parties to form a government, as well as the danger facing Greek democracy and the dire problems young people face.
What is the impact on the young generation of the crisis?
There are two aspects of the attack on the youth. One is work, and the second is education.
Among the youth there is a general feeling of having no future. There are a lot of people who find it very difficult to find a job, even if they are highly educated. Among 18 to 25 year olds there is 50 per cent unemployment and rising. For those who can find employment there are now very flexible working relations and people will work for low wages. I personally know qualified graduates who are doing jobs that are ten or more hours a day for 300 euros a week. It is very difficult for them to have a home.
In August last year a new law was passed about higher education reforms. The new policy is supposed to prepare students for the "new realities" of work. Even the elite institutions like the civil engineering and architecture polytechnics or law schools are being turned into universities for the new precarity. They are saying "these will be the conditions for the rest of your life".
Less people will be educated at university. They can now restrict the numbers and they are splitting the equivalent of the bachelors and masters elements of higher education to be able to charge fees for the masters. And because of the crisis many people are dropping out of school before getting to the university stage, because they have to earn money for their family or because they see that university is no longer possible.
But this education law has been resisted and has not been fully implemented. They haven't been able to vote in the new boards that are needed. When the law was passed in August it was during the holiday time but there was a big student movement with occupations. Since then there has been a lot of resistance from students and people who work in universities who are against the law, blocking its implementation.
How close are relations between the left parties and the other movements associated with the youth, like the Indignados who occupied Syntagma Square in Athens until they were violently evicted last summer?
Indignados is a term borrowed from the Spanish, but in Greek the word has negative connotations associated with the right-wing after the civil war. People prefer to call it the Squares Movement.
In the crisis we find a lot of new movements and struggles that it would have been impossible to predict before, involving new people, like the Squares Movement. So you have to learn from them, and also teach them and transform them, and in that process you are transformed yourself, through the shared struggle. In the Squares Movement there were very good connections between the People of the Squares and some political forces which amounted to a very powerful opposition to the government. Many people in the Square were also in a political party, but many were not and many were new to politics. The relationships were sometimes difficult but in the end they benefitted all.
Take the June 28-29 vote in parliament last year, which brought the second phase of the austerity policy. There were huge demonstrations outside involving different parties, unions, and movements, and there was tremendous repression from the police. 10 members of the youth of Synaspismos were injured. Where our bloc was standing in Syntagma Square we happened to be one of the first blocs hit very violently. The police used 2,000 rounds of tear gas in two days. And the excuse for this was tourism – that the protests and occupation were bad for tourism because there are some hotels around the Square! But the repression did have a positive side-effect because lots of people were educated by this terror.
After the new austerity package was voted through it was very difficult to keep the movement united. People felt like a very great struggle had come to nothing. So after Syntagma Square was cleared you cannot speak about the same movement. But it has evolved in different forms. We now have over 50 popular assemblies in Athens that are the places of struggle for the local situation. The Squares Movement has transformed into something more original.
In the popular assemblies everyone represents themselves – not on a party basis, although people from parties are involved – and it works by consensus. This tradition came after Syntagma. There are conflicts but we work together in ways we could not have understood two years ago.
We organise not just in opposition to the government but about local issues, everyday life. It's another level of fighting austerity. For example there is a new tax on all residential property and the government has connected the payment of it to the electricity bill. It's blackmail, saying if you don't pay the tax your electric will be cut off. All the popular assemblies have taken up the struggle. Many people refuse to pay. There are many little victories in this process. The government has not managed to cut off people's electricity because people have the solidarity to stop them. Even the union of the workers in the energy company have resisted by occupying the building where the bills are processed.
So they can't actually achieve austerity because of two aspects: the resistance which is slowing down the measures; and because even on their own terms the policy is impossible because the recession is so big it becomes a downward spiral.
Do the demonstrations still have momentum?
The Squares Movement was so broad you could find everyone from every different background involved. The thing that was so great about it was that you could find people in Syntagma who had never been involved in struggles before. And this happens more and more as the crisis deepens. With each demonstration it gets bigger and bigger.
February 12, 2012 was the biggest so far. There were maybe half a million demonstrating just in Athens. The streets of a huge area of the city were full of people. They were holding their ground against the tear gas and the repression for three to five hours. And it was dangerous. I was very scared leaving the demo, because the police were standing on street corners and would just attack individuals with no reason. I walked several blocks away from the protests with my hands above my head hoping that they wouldn't pick me.
It isn't that this tension continues all the time, but every few months there is an event that is more than a demonstration but less than a revolt. And every time it gets bigger.
Will it be demonstrations or elections that defeat austerity?
We shouldn't make a conflict between demonstrations and elections as a way to defeat the austerity policy. Every way must have a popular majority of people who are not just supportive, but are actively struggling. Fighting for elections and fighting on the streets are complementary strategies.
They will tell the voters that if they vote for parties that oppose austerity then all hell will break loose. But their arguments have changed, the whole situation has shifted. Before they said that austerity was the way to recovery; now they only claim that there is a hope that austerity will work. They don't even believe it anymore. It's not a convincing position.
Is the Greek left too divided to form a government?
Syriza [the Coalition of the Radical Left that includes Synaspismos], the Democratic Left [a split from Synaspismos that is less radical] and the Communist Party [KKE] are all on around 10 per cent in opinion polls. But the Democratic Left seems to want to work within the Memorandum [with the EU, requiring austerity], and the Communist Party are always separate – they have their own separate demonstrations. So I don't think there will be any alliance before the election.
If after the election you have a combined left percentage that could have formed a government if it had been united there will be great pressure for a left unity coalition. And there could be two elections in quick succession if no party has enough support. So if there is a second election, it could potentially be possible to have an agreement of the left.
Should Greece leave the euro?
I reject the dilemma that Greece has to choose between the euro and a national currency. The real dilemma is within the crisis: either you support the social forces of the movements and the youth, or you defend the interests of the corporations and the banks. You have to have a strategy that poses the real problem – who is going to pay for the crisis?
First, we have paid billions for the banks and so they must be nationalised. Second, we cannot pay the debt, except for those debts owed to pension funds. Third, we must cancel the neo-liberal reforms of the labour market – the deregulation of labour relations shows that this is not just about the debt but about turning a crisis into an opportunity. This alternative strategy isn't just a Greek strategy but one that can be followed by the Spanish workers movement, right through to the Germans.
So you see it as an international struggle?
Our first opponent is the Greek government and Greek capitalism, not Angela Merkel. That doesn't mean we support today's structure of the EU. It is certain we will have a lot of struggles against the EU but you have to frame these struggles in terms of the working class against capital, not people in one country against those in another.
How do you see the situation developing in the future?
Everything can happen. We could have a post-modern coup, a Mad Max society, or a new kind of society. It is certain that the austerity policies require the suppression of society. It might not be tanks on the street, but it might be a post-modern form of coup that brings censorship, less right to protest, to strike. You already hear talk of how the "left danger" means the constitution must be changed.
What is happening is they are trying to defend the banks. Not just European banks, but Greek banks who have a big role in lending to the Balkans – this is the long arm of Europe in the Balkans. Maybe people don't know about this but Greek capitalism is a strong capitalism that is defending its own interests. And it is trying to defeat the labour movement and if we don't resist, it will. It is dangerous.
And this is not just the plan of the Troika [the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF] but of the Greek government, including Pasok and New Democracy [the two main parties at the previous election] – they try to make it look like they don't want austerity and are being forced to go along with it, but they are part of it. Even now there are Greek companies that are doing very well due to being able to cut salaries and jobs; some profits are up. It's not bad for everyone. It is not like Greece is transforming into a third world country; it's that within Greece they are creating layers of society that are being forced to live as if they are in a third world country.
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As for implantation it has crossed my mind I did have bleeding with my daughter 1st pregnancy but that was 12 years ago so I don't remember much about it.
As for the nipples the only way I can describe them is the let down sensation you feel with breast pads in while breast feeding while a baby is crying of that makes sense.
What does TAH stand for? Far out, how negligent! Seriously you went through all of that to have your notes misplaced?! I would be furious. Wow. That's really unacceptable
Yeah it is not good enough. TAH stands for total abdominal hysterectomy.
So I'm still spotting but its nothing like my Af and nipples are still sore. Anyone have any idea if it where to be implantation how long til I could test again?
How many DPO are you and how long have you been spotting for? Like from how many DPO? When did you poas last?
I'm 11dpo today well I think I am and I had 2 tiny pink spots at 7 dpo then nothing til yesterday morning tested 9dpo
I would give it another day and test tomorrow. If it's implantation bleeding then you only really need a few days before it will start to register on a hpt. As a general rule I've noticed most women won't show a bfp until 12 DPO at the earliest. I know there are exceptions to that but usually it's 12dpo
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