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Category Archives: Europe
Paris By Velib
Here in Philadelphia we are just getting around to launching a bike sharing program, but Paris is already celebrating eight years of the Vélib project. For the next six weeks, the Paris Rendez-Vous concept space at the Hôtel de Ville will … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Museums, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Bicycles, Bike Share, Hotel de Ville, Paris
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Ferry Cross The Mersey
For the next two years, passengers who ride the iconic Mersey Ferry in Liverpool, England will be able to choose to sail on the outrageous Everybody Razzle Dazzle boat. Designed by Peter Blake, the ferry—officially named Snowdrop—is a tribute to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, History, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged British Invasion, England, Ferry, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Liverpool, WW I
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Art of the Journey
Back in 2013, Dutch designer/curator/agency director Jeroen Smeets launched a brilliant project that combined his love for art and for travel. The Jaunt recruits artists to visit a place that they have never been and to create an original work … Continue reading
Paris: 75 Hours
Paris: 75 hours in under 2 minutes is a wonderful timelapse video documenting London-based French illustrator Guillaume Cornet’s project drawing a Parisian neighborhood.
Whimsical Landscapes
Even in this golden age of digital travel photography, I still love old fashioned travel postcards. I’m not embarrassed in the least to admit that I still return home from most trips with a stack of kitschy cards. The very … Continue reading
Space Invaders in Sweden
The Red Cross has teamed up with major airports in Sweden to help relieve travelers of their spare change while waiting for flights or luggage. Stockholm’s Arlanda and Goteborg’s Landvetter are the first airports to replace traditional collection boxes with … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Europe, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Arlanda, Gothenburg, Space Invaders, Stockholm, Sweden
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London Underground
The mind-boggling short video below is a visualization of 562,145 journeys on London’s Underground network.
How are tourists like fish ?
Guide book author/travel show host/tourism consultant Doug Lansky gave a thought provoking TED Talk in Stockholm on the sad state of travel today. Much of his critique was spot on—though a tad elitist. As a former guide book writer, I really liked his … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Europe, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Budget Travel, Travel and Tourism
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