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Introduction
Very
European in nature, the República Oriental del Uruguay
is the second smallest country in South America, and is
located on the continent’s southeastern coast between
Brazil and Argentina. Their standard of living compares
to that of Western Europe and it is a peaceful stable
country, both politically and economically. And
Americans are quite welcome!
Centuries
old, Uruguay has architecture and customs dating back to
colonial times. The interior rolling grasslands still
contain the domains of the gaucho, and the coastline
boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
The major cities pride themselves on having the latest
technological advancements and comforts, while much of
the country’s shore and interior remains unspoiled.
The
overwhelming majority of Uruguayans are of European
decent; a large number of them are second and third
generation Spanish and Italian. Uruguay is a
cosmopolitan society as a result of these many
successive European migrations. Uruguay has one of the
highest literacy rates in the world, and their citizens
are the most educated in South America. It is an open
society, promoting tolerance and non-discrimination
towards foreigners whether of different race, religion
or political ideologies. Uruguayans are a very
attractive people with warm hearts and an inherent sense
of sharing. And they LOVE to party.
Uruguay
is an enticing option for tourists because it offers a
broad range of attractions and advantages. Its visitors
fully enjoy the benefits of a country that presents no
health problems; that provides the comfort required as
to accommodations and facilities; and whose population
is cultured, homogeneous and hospitable.
So come
discover Uruguay. The sunsets are incredible and you
won’t believe the star spun night sky. Bask on the
white beaches and engage in a multitude of water sports
and activities. Witness unique culture and custom. And
celebrate a jumping nightlife!
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