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Category Archives: Tourism
Choose Your Route
Back in the day, the only way for most folks to travel long distances in the U.S. was by bus. Most of the regional bus companies have disappeared due to the ease and affordability of air travel and the near … Continue reading
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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Manhattan by Subway
h/t Thrillist.com
One Night of Awesome
Last month, street artist Sofles created an incredible project called “Graffiti Mapping” for the Melbourne White Night Festival. Using a combination of 3D video mapping, traditional street mural art techniques and graffiti, he explored the intersection of art and digital … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Photography, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Australia, Melbourne, Sofles, Street Art
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Paris : Down the Rabbit Hole
I first had the pleasure of visiting Shakespeare and Company bookstore more than 30 years ago, and I still return without fail each and every time that I’m in Paris. But not every book lover gets to browse Europe’s most … Continue reading
Posted in Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Bookselling, Notre Dame de Paris, Paris
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Get Going
For many travelers, it has become increasingly important not only to see a city, but to become temporarily part of the fabric of a place. The new Carl Goes series of travel guides hopes to help visitors go beyond the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Maps, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Amsterdam, Berlin, Leipzig
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Coffee is all the rage
Bestselling author, avid biker, and all around coffee geek Chris Ward created this terrific tube-centric coffee map of London for the caffeine deficient. You can even order your own copy here.
Posted in Europe, Maps, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tourism
Tagged Cafes, Coffee, London, TFL
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