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Category Archives: Tourism
Would You Use the Sleepbox ?
Have you ever found yourself desparate for a few hours sleep while stranded at an airport or train station, but you didn’t want to fall asleep in public ? Well, the clever folks at Arch Group have a solution for … Continue reading
Camp Your Way Around the World
Thanks to the wonderful world of the Internet all manner of travel related peer-to-peer services have emerged. Who hasn’t heard about (or used) Airbnb, the amazing international accommodations network? Well, now you can camp your way around the globe with … Continue reading
Time is Nothing to the Traveler
After quitting his day job in San Francisco, Kien Lam bought a one-way ticket to London on Virgin, packed a bag and grabbed a pocket-sized Lumix camera. He proceeded to make his way around the world, along the way passing though … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Europe, Film, Middle East, Photography, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged California, Kien Lam, London, San Francisco
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Made In Iceland
During the summer of 2011, Austrian photographer/cinematographer Klara Harden hikes solo for twenty-five days throughout the Icelandic countryside. The result was this extraordinary video that she created from her adventures. Even if you’ve have been fortunate enough to have visited … Continue reading
The Art of Travel
The Boston Public Library Print Department is home to a marvelous, though little visited, collection of more than 350 vintage travel posters from the “Golden Age of Travel”, the 1920s through 1940s. Rail travel had opened up all of North … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Art, Asia, Europe, History, Middle East, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Australia, Boston Public Library, Hong Kong, India, Ocean liner, Rome, Tourism, Travel
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Get Lost In Some Good Books
Way back in 2011 we shared a story on the book sculptures and installations of the Slovakian-born artist Matej Krén. Now the enormous stacked book assemblege that he calls “Idiom” has found a permanent home in the Prague Municipal Library … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Europe, Museums, Tourism, Uncategorized
Tagged Czech Republic, Prague, Prague Municipal Library
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See Europe This Year (by Bufalino)
Inspired by the Piaggio APE 50 tricycle, the German designer Cornelius Comanns has designed a one person home for modern travelers. The Bufalino Camper is a great mixture of Italian design and German functionality. The mini-camper comes with all services … Continue reading
Do You Ever Wonder…
Do you ever wonder what happens to your checked airline baggage once it disappears down the conveyor belt and behind those mysterious rubber flaps? Well, this eye-opening, time-lapse video, entitled “Behind- the- Scenes: Your Bag’s Journey on Delta”, follows a … Continue reading
Do You Miss the Routemaster ?
It’s been nearly half a century since London Transport commissioned the development of a completely new double-decker bus. The spiffy new hybrid double-decker, designed by Wrightbus and Thomas Heatherwick, has just hit the streets of London for the holidays. Clearly … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Tourism
Tagged Double-decker bus, London, London Transport, Routemaster, Thomas Heatherwick, Wrightbus
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Underground Literature
Metro Litteratur is a recently launched campaign that helps to promote talented Danish authors, poets and graphic artists by distributing their works at various metro stations in the city of Copenhagen. The program is a collaboration between the Milan-based organization Subway … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Tourism, Travel Writing, Writing
Tagged Copenhagen, Denmark
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