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Category Archives: Tourism
Fly Air Tahiti
If you have ever wondered what your airline flight looks like from the perspective of the pilots and crew, you will enjoy this amazing video of an Air Tahiti Nui flight. The behind-the-scenes, non-commercial film project was created by a … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Air Tahiti Nui, French Polynesia, GoPro, Tahiti Nui
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Spend New Year’s Eve in Times Square
No matter where you are around the globe you can spend this New Year’s Eve in New York City. The free Times Square Official New Year’s Eve Ball App 2014 will allow you to follow the festivities, listen to the … Continue reading
Posted in apps, Tech, Tourism, USA
Tagged New York City, Times Square, Times Square Ball, Waterford Crystal
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Travel is for the birds
This year Airbnb seems to have been in the news constantly for one legal battle or another. But this wonderful Airbnb campaign called Birdbnb is all about the joy, art and serendipity of travel. Comparing travelers to birds, the project commissioned … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Hotels, Tourism, USA
Tagged Airbnb, Audubon Park New Orleans, Birdbnb, New Orleans
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The Travel Guide Evolves
I’m continually surprised by the smart and unexpected ways that social media tools are transformed and appropriated for fun and practical uses. The clever gang behind the social travel app JetPac City Guides (free iOS) has scoured every public Instagram … Continue reading
Yule Got Your Goat
If you’re a gambler, the bookies in Gävle, Sweden are still taking bets on the fate of this year’s Gävlebocken ( Gävle Goat ). Each winter since 1966 the city in central Sweden has been erecting a 40-foot tall straw … Continue reading
What’s On Your Wall
This time of the year many of us receive corporate calendars as holiday “gifts”. Most are pretty humdrum and unexceptional, but this year the uber hip U.S. hotel chain The Standard has managed to shake things up a bit with an unorthodox … Continue reading
I Want a MultiPass
The MultiPass—named after a personal identification device seen in the sci-fi flick The Fifth Element—is a digital card that will allow users to pay for virtually any type of transportation throughout the UK. Like a digital wallet for travelers, the … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Fifth Element, London, MultiPass, Oyster Card
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Don’t Drink the Water
Amsterdam is commemorating the 400th anniversary of its iconic canals by selling souvenir sets of Amsterdam Canal Aqua. The four bottle set, which retails for €50, is filled from the Singel, Prinsengracht, Herengracht and Keizersgracht. Each bottle is labeled with … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Europe, History, Tourism
Tagged Amsterdam, Canals of Amsterdam, Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht, Singel
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