Christmas Traditions From Around the World
Added by Abigail King on December 22, 2010 at 1:28am — 4 Comments
Scrooge's Guide to Christmas in Paris, Parts I and II
A must-read for anyone celebrating Christmas in Paris this year!
http://www.girlsguidetoparis.com/archives/scrooges-guide-to-christmas-in-paris-part-i/
http://www.girlsguidetoparis.com/archives/scrooges-guide-to-christmas-in-paris-part-ii/
Added by Doni Belau on December 21, 2010 at 3:30pm — No Comments
Discovering the Guatemalan Caribbean
Guatemala’s largest lake, Lago Izabal, is located in an isolated, stunningly beautiful, forested section of the country, which has only recently been discovered by…
Added by Marina K. Villatoro on December 20, 2010 at 4:04pm — No Comments
One of the highlights of my trip down to El Salvador was linking with youth who were empowered by their communities to create self-sustainable methods of supporting themselves and/or their activism. I traveled around El Salvador as an adult adviser to the high-school Youth Delegation of the River Road Unitarian Universalists (which included fifteen youth and three adults). Almost every community we visited had cooperative style businesses and non-profits, hence, the youth in these…
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tripwolf is looking for the best travel photo of 2010
The online travel guide tripwolf is looking for the best tripwolf travel photo of 2010. The photo should capture the "spirit of traveling," and can be anything from a caravan in the Sahara, exotic animals in the wildness or of you while exploring the deep unknown at any place in the world.
The prize is a goodybag including eg a silk sleepingbag, a travel-slackline, … and:…
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The weak $131(!) Syria visa stamp in my passport
You would think that for $131 I could get a decent-looking visa stamp in my passport. Alas, no. Did you know there is a Syrian consulate in Newport Beach, California? I can’t think of a more unlikely diplomatic post. When I think of Orange County, I don’t think of a dusty, less-than-prosperous Middle…
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The Beautiful Streets of San Francisco
Added by Stephen Walker on December 17, 2010 at 11:55pm — No Comments
In October I sent 515 images to ScanCafe. I have two three-ring binders of very organized negatives and slide film, mostly of travel from nearly a decade ago that I want to save forever. Honestly? Most of the pictures are complete garbage, and that’s…
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A Few of my Favorite Things - Christmas Song Edition
Added by Monique Rubin on December 17, 2010 at 1:41am — No Comments
Winter in the Netherlands
Enjoy winter in #Netherlands in Magical Maastricht http://exm.nr/f3ZOum or cruise along the city's historical canals during Winter Magic Amsterdam …
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Christmas Markets in Europe
I've had the pleasure of visiting a number of Christmas markets in Europe. Here are some of my favorites for families.
Added by Monique Rubin on December 17, 2010 at 1:27am — No Comments
Take the Kids with You
Added by Stanley C. Diamond on December 17, 2010 at 12:00am — No Comments
Yes, it's true. We are entering the final leg of our time here on Kauai. We wanted to take a moment to write about a few more of the most note-worthy experiences we've had as we prepare to jet back to our home-base, Seattle.
The best bath ever (and a few other things).
In addition to the beaches and…
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Christmas in France
Do you also find that the lead up to Christmas Day becomes crazy? I think that the situation in the Southern Hemisphere is far worse - not only do they have the risk of getting sunburnt, but everything happens at once. I think that Christmas is "designed" for those in Europe. How much different is it in France?
http://thefrenchway.wordpress.com/2010/12/16/christmas-in-france/
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New in Paris: December Edition
http://www.girlsguidetoparis.com/archives/new-in-paris-december-edition/
Added by Doni Belau on December 16, 2010 at 12:34pm — No Comments
36 Hours in Seoul
I love the New York Times' "36 Hours in [city]" series - it's informative, interesting, and gives someone unfamiliar with the area a general idea about what to see or do. With their recent article about Seoul, I found myself agreeing with a couple parts - and disagreeing with others. My only criticism is that their itineraries are... well,…
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Huîtrerie Régis
"I read recently that more than half of the annual oyster consumption in France takes place during the last week of the year, between Christmas and New Year’s..."
Added by Doni Belau on December 15, 2010 at 7:50pm — No Comments
Travel Agents, Vacation Rentals, and Commissions
I realize that a great deal of Travel Blog Exchange readers are independent travelers, but for those travel agents out there, I have some important news to share - you can rent out vacation rentals travel agents and actually make money without breaking your head!
I know, I…
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The Places We Think We Hate...and Love
One of the many travel bloggers I follow recently posted a thoughtful piece on how much he hates Los Angeles. The point of the entry was not "why I hate L.A." but rather "why DO I hate L.A.?" Why does anyone "hate" a place where they have never lived, or possibly never even been? I could apply this just as easily to why some people "hate" certain public figures like Oprah or Michael Moore. How can you…
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I recently took part in the easyJet 15 Hour Blogger Challenge. My secret destination was Paris. Now there's a Facebook poll to select the Top Traveller out of the 4 participating bloggers. You can vote here but you need to be logged into Facebook and like the easyJet page:
http://apps.facebook.com/my-polls/poll-9873
Anyone can vote but UK residents will be entered in a prize draw to win a 2 night short break for…
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