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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 […]
When you think of the day after Thanksgiving, what comes to mind?
Relaxing around the house and eating leftovers? Watching football? Listening to holiday music and putting up the holiday decorations? Or are you one of the many, many people who will be heading out to the stores for the kick off of the holiday shopping […]
A recent MSN article listed 15 tourist traps that the writer recommended avoiding, claiming they weren’t worth the time and/or money.
I disagree with most of them, believing that they are things you need to do at least once in your life.
Read my reasoning here, compare with MSN writer Jon Douglas here, and then weigh in […]
I’ve always thought of maps as a valuable travel companion. I love the ones that are laminated, so that no matter how many times you unfold or refold, they still are there to get you headed in the right direction.
Silk maps are now enjoying current popularity. Not a recent invention, silk maps have a long history, […]
In yesterday’s post about money saving tips, I suggested taking public transportation to and from the airport. The subway is frequently the cheapest way to do this.
A reader passed along information about the Subway Navigator, a website that claims to have information and routings for every subway system in the world. I checked it out […]
Today I’m pleased to offer a guest post, written by my European pal, Geoff Collins. Geoff is currently traveling in Spain, so I’m going to be expecting a future post about his travels there.
Here’s what Geoff has to say about his preffered airport in London:
I was re-united with an old friend recently. The friend had had a bit of […]
If traveling in the U.K. is in your future, you’ll want to check out Tourist Tracks, founded by Tim Gillett, a former journalist.
From a rather modest start, the business has grown, and it now works with tourist information centers to research, write, and record downloadable audio tours throughout the U.K. There is a revenue sharing […]
When I got to my room after my flight yesterday, I went over to look out the window. I always do this. It helps me get my bearings and a sense of where I am.
When I looked out, I saw eight large air conditioning units, six large vents of some type (including one located directly […]
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Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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