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Ken, our blogger over at The Vancouver Traveler, has been doing some traveling in southeast Asia and has sent me a few photos from his journey. Ken has been doing lots of diving, and this photo is from one of his dives in the South China Sea off the coast of Cambodia.
This friendly […]
Do you ever wonder about what happens in the cockpit on those long, long flights?
According to this video (not entirely safe for work), and stories circulating in the European press, the answer to that question is. . . . stripping!
While much discussion is swirling about whether or not this is a hoax, it’s been widely […]
Q. What are the educational requirements to become a Flight Attendant? Should I take a course at a travel school?
A. Requirements vary from carrier to carrier, but generally speaking, a college degree is not required (although a great number of Flight Attendants have degrees). If a degree is not required, the airline will be […]
Welcome to the February 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers!
A very big thank you to all of the wonderful bloggers who submitted posts for inclusion. This month’s theme was “Lodging” and I think these bloggers covered nearly every angle of the theme. Read on for the many options that you have when […]
Whether you are buying airline tickets, booking a hotel room or rental car, or choosing the right tour, cost comes into play. As you are comparing features and prices, make sure that you are comparing apples to apples, and not apples to oranges.
It all starts with the base price. But, it very seldom ends […]
With a touch of humor, and some great animation, Virgin Atlantic offers up this safety demonstration:
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Today’s Matchbook Monday comes from a restaurant located in my home town of Seattle, Ray’s Boathouse (6049 Seaview Avenue NW), in Shilsole Marina.
Ray’s is actually two restaurants in one, with a main dining room that is a bit more formal and traditional, and Ray’s Cafe, perfect for a more casual, and more affordable, bite to […]
Most of the time we go inside to get out of the cold, but at the Absolut Icebar London you step indoors to find a room at a balmy -5 degrees. Yes, you heard that right, the temp at this bar is well below zero.
The Icebar is located in the heart of Mayfair in […]
At sunrise this morning, in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, a furry little critter by the name of Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow.
Amid much hoopla and fanfare, this proclamation was read:
As I look around me, a bright sky I see, and a shadow beside me.Six more weeks of winter it will be!
That’s right — six more weeks […]
It’s a good idea, but will it have any impact?
That was my first response, albeit a jaded one, when I heard that the TSA had launched a blog of their own and was interested in hearing comments from the traveling public.
Evolution of Security was rather quietly launched on January 31st, 2008, with five […]
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Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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