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Matador is both an online travel magazine and a thriving social network. Or, more simply put, it’s a community. Communities are created out of need. In our case, the need was to connect certain people, passionate travelers, people for whom traveling begins with respect and appreciation for the land and local people, appreciation for the place.
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Nov 6, 2009
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