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Cuenca, Ecuador Specialty Lodging

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“Overview of Cuenca, Ecuador”	Frommer's
“Cuenca, Ecuador: City of flowers and Athens of the Andes”	About.com
“Meals and Wheels on Avenue of the Volcanoes”	New York Times (free registration required)
“Upscale Markets. Way, Way Up.”	Washington Post (free registration required)
“Cuenca: Cultural Pride of the Americas”	EcuadorExplorer.com
“Flea Market Pup”	inTravel Magazine
“Quiet, thoughtful Cuenca invites a leisurely visit”	SignOnSanDiego.com
“Quito”	wordtravels.com / Globe Media Ltd.

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