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CAMPING - Go wild in the country

Jul 09, 2008
By Monika Hanley

TRADITiONAL WAY: Many people associate camping with tents.
RIGA  - Despite the typical Baltic desire to be close to nature, surprisingly few campsites offer actual outdoor camping. The camping business was popular during Soviet times but declined in popularity in the late 1980s.  Since early 2000, however, a whole new crop of campsites and travelers seeking them has arisen and driven steady growth in the camping industry. Most campsites provide small cabins with hot showers, saunas and little kitchens, an unexpected amenity for most foreig ...


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