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Category Archives: Tourism
Like Bremen ?
Like Bremen purports to be a project advertising the historic German port city of Bremen and promoting “cultural integration”. I suspect that the students from the Hochschule für Künste Bremen are having a laugh with their hilarious short films. Somehow … Continue reading
Countries come, countries go
How many countries are there in the world today? That’s a difficult, if not impossible, question to answer with any certainty. There are currently somewhere between 189 and 196 “independent” nations, but check back tomorrow; that number maybe 199. I … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Europe, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Andorra, Conch Republic, Ladonia, Vatican City
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Bike or Die Trying
French graphic designer Ladislas Chachignot has a passion for travel, biking and illustration. The Aix-en-Provence-based artist has combined all three in his crazy cool project “Easy Rider”. He created the series of illustrations set in eight locations around the world … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Bicycle Touring, Biking, Paris, poster art, Tuscany
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Life in Miniature
If you have ever hiked, biked, or driven through Norway’s magnificent fjord country, then you know that the towering mountain routes provide an otherworldly perspective on the boats, buildings, vehicles, and people below. Amsterdam-based videographer/designer/musician Martijn Dooland’s trippy time-lapse/tilt-shift video … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, Photography, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Fjords, Geiranger, Norway, Tilt-shift photography, Time-lapse photography
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Light on Art
The splendid Canadian city of Quebec is a gem of a travel destination that’s too often overlooked by visitors from the rest of North America, especially during the long, cold, snowy winters. But a new tourism initiative featuring colorful outdoor … Continue reading
Only In Japan
Located in a southwestern Tokyo suburb, within sight of Mount Fuji, Shonan T-Site is a uniquely Japanese take on the bookstore. Owned by the entertainment retailer Tsutaya, the store is situated in a former Panasonic factory complex that is being … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Asia, Books, Bookstore Tourism, Tourism
Tagged booksellers, Japan, T-Site, Tokyo
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Hotel Hacks
The Indian travel search engine and booking site ixigo.com produced this comical video which suggests tricks and hacks to make full use of that expensive hotel room you shelled out your hard earned travel budget on. I’ll own up to … Continue reading
