May
9
By Marion
Dreaming of a romantic wedding in France? Get more information about wedding tourist season in Paris on the International Herald Tribune.
Planning a trip to NY? Take the New York Pizza Tour and discover the best pizza restaurants in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
London stories… read full article
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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May
7
By Aliki Courmanopoulos
Barcelona, Spain is a bike-friendly city. One of the first things you’ll notice while walking its streets is not the dramatic architecture but rather the youthful cyclists weaving between pedestrians, some more skillfully than others. Can’t beat ’em? Join ’em!

Rent a bike and take a guided tour
Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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Apr
8
By Steve Zakas
Trying to interpret a map of Munich public transport system can become a Herculean task for the travel-weary brain. At first glance, this supposedly “helpful” source of information looks more like the product of a two-year old with a box of crayons and temper-tantrum.
The following article will help you… read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Apr
3
By Travel Agony Aunt
Travel Agony Aunt received the following question from a traveler in agony:
Dear Travel Agony Aunt,
We are experienced travelers, speak French, but are now facing the age problem in car rentals. We have rented before in Italy and France, but now need to know if day trips are available in Nice or whereabouts that are affordable… read full article
Topic: Travel Agony Aunt |
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Apr
1
By Anita Choudhary
Transportation
New Delhi, India, is just like New York- chaos and too much traffic! However, once you step out of the Airport you will be swarmed with guys asking you were you want to go and stuff like that so it is better to… read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Mar
26
By Nikki Slabbert
Amsterdam, Netherlands: Dynamic, cosmopolitan, multicultural and fun! fun! fun! Any foray into the land of cheese is bound to result in a good time being had by all. No matter what makes your toes curl, Amsterdam will deliver. The city is simply gorgeous. The web… read full article
Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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Mar
19
By Paul Crompton
The world’s best airline is a very controversial matter between my “traveling acquaintances”, most likely because we never come up with a definite answer. Every airline’s purported merits are generally hampered in some way by the lack of real evidence.
According to Skytrax’s figures, the Airline of the Year Award 2007… read full article
Topic: General |
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Mar
13
By Paul Crompton
Although Confucius said “A Journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”, it’s important to think of all the other steps taken even before the journey can begin. Once you arrive at your destination, you wonder why you took all the bother in the first place to do… read full article
Topic: General |
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Feb
28
By Amy Bender
According to AAA (American Automobile Association), more than a million and a half car accidents each year can be attributed to driver distraction. Around 24% of these crashes are a direct result of drivers being distracted by children in the backseat.
As anyone who has traveled with… read full article
Topic: Travel with kids |
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Feb
26
By Sonya Procenko
Patience and creativity are travel virtues. No place is this more true than in airport life with its unexpected layovers and flight delays. Seasoned travelers know the best way to deal with layovers is ‘go with the flow’. Stressing out isn’t the answer – it will only make the… read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Feb
25
By Paul Crompton
The most dire (but often funniest) feature of economy class is not the “so narrow I can barely open my newspaper without it dangling in the guy-next-to-me’s coffee” or the sheer crowdedness, it’s always the colorful cast which happens to have booked the flight with you. Here’s an eclectic mix… read full article
Topic: Top five Monday |
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Feb
19
By C. O. Gumela
San Diego can be quite intimidating in size and with gas prices on the rise, driving your way around the city can get expensive.
But if you’re just in town for a day or two and would like to see the city without… read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Feb
14
By Emilie Holmes
Planning a holiday in Paris and want to explore the city of Light on bike?
Here are some tips to make it a fun and safe experience:

1. First and foremost, if you rent a Paris
Topic: Tips and Ideas |
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Feb
12
By Dawn Carlson
When on holiday or business stay in Shanghai, China, you could be easily overwhelmed by the sheer size and chaotic nature of a city this large. However, finding your way around the city is actually easier than one might think. Here’s a… read full article
Topic: How to Tuesday |
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Feb
8
By Susan
Travel Picks Friday’s here again and this week, we read this interesting stuff elsewhere:
Have you been stealing china and silverware at any time in the past 8 decades from the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC? Now is your chance to repent! USA Today is reporting that The Mayflower has launched… read full article
Topic: Travel Picks Friday |
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