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Category Archives: Tourism
No More Lost Luggage
Last year airlines lost more than twenty-six million pieces of luggage in North America alone. Now there’s a new gadget that will provide flyers with a better chance at being reunited with missing baggage. The Trakdot Luggage Tracker, which will … Continue reading
In The Traveler’s Cup
Developing since 2004, Traveler’s Cup is a fabulous series of digital pigment prints by Boulder Colorado-based artist and educator Joo Yeon Woo. Her fantastical images shrink iconic cultural monuments and architectural landmarks to fit inside of her traveling water glass. … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Europe, Photography, Tourism
Tagged Boulder Colorado, Colorado, Visual Arts
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Berlin : Where Are We Now ?
Yesterday delivered a special treat for music lovers of all ages. On the occasion of his 66th birthday, David Bowie released his first record in ten years. The video (see below) for the haunting track Where Are We Now ? is … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Film, Music, Tourism
Tagged Berlin, Bowie, David Bowie, Tony Oursler
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Just 150 Years Ago
Tomorrow January 9th will mark the 150th anniversary of the first official passenger trip on what would become known as the London Tube. On that momentous occasion, the Metropolitan Railway made its inaugural trip of 3.7 miles between Paddington and … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, History, Museums, Tourism
Tagged London, London Transport Museum, London Underground, Metropolitan Railway
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Are You Having A Laugh
Liverpool, England has the John Lennon International Airport and now Birmingham is seriously considering a proposal to rename Birmingham Airport after the inimitable Ozzy Osbourne. This unlikely idea for the “Ozzy Osbourne International Airport” comes from Jim Thompson, the director … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Music, Tourism
Tagged Birmingham, Black Sabbath, John Lennon, Liverpool, Ozzy Osbourne
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For You The Traveller
For You The Traveller: A Human Guide To The World is a unique hand-bound travel guidebook. In fact, it’s more like a directory of bighearted folks who will act as ports-of-call to travelers passing through their country and bearing the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Art, Books, Europe, Maps, Middle East, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Guide book, Madagascar, Nouvelle Planète
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British Problems
Based on reddit posts, the ever clever folks at Buzz Feed have compiled this hilarious set of quintessentially British “problems”. If you’ve ever spent time in the UK, these images will resonate for you. If not, just have a laugh. … Continue reading
London Voyage
Voyage is a simple, but appealing project created by partners in the design firm Aether & Hemera of Newcastle at London’s trendy Canary Wharf. Artists Gloria Ronchi and claudio Benghi launched a vivid, tiny fleet of 300 polypropylene boats illuminated … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Tourism
Tagged Canary Wharf, England, Light-emitting diode, London, River Thames
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Art Makes The Trip
Anyone who uses public transit, especially subway systems, knows that artfully designed and decorated stations make travel less tedious, and even enjoyable. Metronapoli, in Naples Italy, has taken this notion very seriously and has initiated a long-term project called “Art … Continue reading
Mind The Bison
Push Pop Press founder photographer Mike Matas has put together a terrific three-minute tour de force film of a cross country excursion by car from San Francisco to New York City with more than 5,000 photos. I really enjoyed the creative juxtaposition … Continue reading
