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In the Dominican Republic, whales are waiting for tourists, and a beer fountain will appear in Slovenia

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Warm currents off the coast of the Dominican Republic have long been chosen by whales. Every year, from January to March, thousands of tourists come here to see with their own eyes the majestic marine animals that slowly swim along the coast.

For those who have never seen anything like it, it is worth noting that the sight is truly breathtaking: giant humpback whales jump out of the ocean and fall back into the water with huge splashes. Well, if a group of whales perform such a trick, the most vivid impressions of a lifetime are provided. The whole action is accompanied by incredible fountains of water, which break out several meters up.

Local travel agencies are ready to offer exciting tours to Samana Island, taking responsibility for organizing flights and transfer services.

While guests of the Dominican Republic have the opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable show in which humpback whales are the main characters, in Slovenia they promise to create an unusual fountain that will add a special flavor to the country. The uniqueness of the fountain is that real beer will be used instead of water.

A landmark will appear in the town of Zalets, which is located in the central part of the country. The city is located in the Savinja Valley, the main attraction of which is considered to be green thickets of hops.

Tourists will be able not only to see an unusual fountain, but also to try the products of local craftsmen. The preliminary cost of a serving of intoxicating drink is also known: for a 300-gram glass you will have to pay about 2 euros. Well, as a souvenir, you can get a branded mug, which will be presented to everyone who drinks three servings of beer.

According to preliminary information, 350 thousand euros will be spent on the project, which is an expensive pleasure for a small town. But the local mayor is optimistic and expects a serious influx of tourists.

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