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What is inside one's luggage may be very private for some, but when given a chance to look into someone else's luggage, one may actually learn a lot about the kind of person that someone is. Your luggage is actually a miniaturized version of the things that you prefer to have and use at home, being as it was that it holds the items that you will use in your home away from home. Let's take a peek at your own luggage and see which kind of person you are.

The techie yuppie. For starters, do not be surprised by the weight of this person's luggage. You would probably wonder right off the bat exactly what contributions to that much weight. Once you unzip it, you may be quite surprised by the fact that there does not seem to be that many clothes in there; but lo and behold, you have every other gadget accessory imaginable. There may be a hub that could be attached to the computer via a USB, for the various gadgets that he unduly has on him and that he may need to use to sync with his (or her) computer. There may also be extra batteries – multiple batteries, for various gadgets. And then there is that extra power cord, just in case, and a universal adapter.

It's a girl! We go back to the weight of the luggage, and we will say that if weight alone is to be considered, then you may not be able to tell a girl's luggage from that of a techie. Unzipping the luggage, however, will disclose that difference. Instead of electronics, you will unduly be satisfied by more clothes (and associated accessories) than you thought was possible to wear on a week-long trip, or fit into that darn bag to begin with. There is to be a separate bikini for each day of the week, and an alternate in case something goes wrong. There will be stilettos for "if and when" you decide to go out somewhere fancy, and hiking boots for when you decide to rough it a little. She will probably end up going home without using half of the stuff in there, plus a few more articles that she picked up while on the trip.

The backpacker. One obvious characteristic is the backpack – an oversized one that you feel can fit a child. Another obvious characteristic: he or she is bringing the backpack, and only the backpack. Here is someone who would rather not be held down by multiple luggage, and would like to focus on the adventure of being in a new place, and making new memories.

The sports enthusiast. The sports enthusiast will most probably have multiple luggage, because the other one is probably holding only his sports gear; many a flight from the East Coast to the West in the dead of winter, for instance, will probably be carrying huge bags with golf clubs, for the golf enthusiast. Even their non-sports related accessories may believe the sport that they are very much interested in; do not be surprised, for instance, to find a pair of bicycle cufflinks in the luggage of a cyclist or golf cufflinks for golfers. Sports cufflinks have grown common these days as many men are now into both fancy gatherings and sports activities.

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The Dominican Republic is a very popular holiday destination and it’s not difficult to see why. This sun-soaked island doesn’t only have beautiful beaches, it also has incredible scenery unspoilt by tourism. Whilst here, don’t leave without going to one of the beautiful national parks or well-preserved historic attractions. The Dominican Republic is one of the best places to go for all inclusive holidays, as they are affordable yet luxurious. So consider having an extra special holiday on this stunning Caribbean island.

Although discovered only in the 15th century, the Dominican Republic has historic attractions that are well-worth visiting. Whether you know much about the past of the island, you’re bound to find the museums and historic attractions on the island interesting. Head to the Museo Nacional de Historia y Geografia or visit the Museo de las Atarazanas to explore the discover of a 15th century shipwreck. Other notable historic sites on the island include the Fort San Felipe, a 15th century fort and the Parque Nacional La Isabela, which holds the remains of Columbus’ second settlement in the New World. Make the most of cheap flights to the region, from the UK and Europe to discover these historic attractions.

You can’t go to the Dominican Republic without relaxing on one of the island’s perfect beaches. The beaches here are beautiful, and extensive – stretching on for over 1000 miles. Most all inclusive resorts offer a variety of themed private pools, as well as a number of different water sports and activities, including parasailing, snorkeling and diving. Golf is another popular activity on the island. The Dominican Republic is home to several championship golf courses, including the Las Aromas Golf Club in Santiago, the Guavaberry Golf and Country Club in Juan Dolio and the Playa Dorada Golf Club in Puerto Plata.

All inclusive holidays allow you to relax completely, so take this relaxation to a new level by heading to one of the island’s spas. Many all inclusive resorts offer spa services, including facials, massages and body treatments. Asian spas are also popular on the island, with many offering open-air yoga and tai chai for those seeking serenity. The variety of activities available, combined with a choice of restaurants and bars, make all inclusive holidays incredibly popular.

Although there has been an influx of tourism to the island in recent years, the island has retained much of its natural beauty. The island has five national parks which help to preserve the landscape and surrounding environment. One of the best parks is the El Choco National Park in Cabarete, which has a huge lagoon that is home to a variety of tropical birds, and the Damajagua Casacades, a series of 27 amazing waterfalls in the jungle near Puerto Plata. Another notable park is Parque Nacional Jaragua, home to the island’s largest flamingo population and some of the best beaches on the island.

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