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Category Archives: Tourism
Don’t feed the donkey spongecake
If you’ve ever been confused by a foreign language idiomatic expression during your travels, you’ll enjoy “Idioms of the World”. Artist and illustrator Marcus Oakley incorporated some of his favorites for this infographic that he created for the HotelClub travel … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Idiomatic Expressions, Idioms, Travel and Tourism
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Breaking Down Walls
Airbnb is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with a short animated film inspired by a true story. “Wall and Chain” recounts the story of two former border guards, one from each side of divided … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Europe, Film, History, Tourism
Tagged Airbnb, Berlin, East Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg
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They Had Me At Konnichiwa
I love a wacky tourism campaign and this new series created to entice Japanese tourists to Israel is just bizarre and quirky enough to get some attention. “Israel, Like!” is an anime series that follows sisters Saki and Noriko as … Continue reading
When In Rome
Polish artists Sainer and Bezt, collectively known as Etam Cru, paint enormous humane, touching and sometimes a bit surreal large scale street art murals in urban locales around the world. The duo are currently in Rome for the launch of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Photography, Tourism
Tagged Etam cru, gelato, Rome, Street Art
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London Obsessions
I’m a fanatical museum goer, and I’ve visited all of London’s important cultural institutions, but I’m a lazy slacker compared to Jo Hunt, Mary Rees and Linda Smither. These three Londoners share an obsession to visit every museum in London. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, History, Museums, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged British Museum, London, National Portrait Gallery, Tate Modern
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Fall of the Wall
Germany’s capital city is commemorating the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with numerous events both solemn and celebratory. I particularly like the planned trail of thousands of luminous white balloons that will follow the route of the … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Hotels, Museums, Photography, Tourism
Tagged Berlin, Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, East Berlin, West Berlin
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A Paris Halloween
h/t to Golem Treize
Posted in Europe, Photography, Tourism
Tagged Aliens, Musée du Louvre, Paris, Place des Vosges
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Literary Travel Guide
Classic Literature Travel Guide was produced by Cheapflights.
Posted in Books, Europe, Tourism, Writing
Tagged Dracula, La Mancha, Mananuca Islands, Spinalonga, Verona
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Magical Cities
Way back sometime ago I shared a post on Vahram Muratyan’s cheeky compare & contrast graphic project Paris vs New York. Now Paris-based freelance filmmaker Frank Matellini has taken the concept to the next level with this charming short video … Continue reading
Welcome to Middle Earth
Air New Zealand has once again partnered with filmmaker Peter Jackson to create an epic Hobbit-themed air safety video. Starring Elijah Wood and Jackson himself, the film showcases stunning views of the New Zealand countryside along with amusing cameos by … Continue reading
