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Category Archives: Tourism
Bugging Out
This summer the media in North America has been crawling with stories about bedbug infestations. The creepy little buggers have been making the news for turning up every where from the New York Times headquarters in Manhattan to tangerine Mussolini’s … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Hotels, Tourism, USA
Tagged bedbugs, insects, travel accommodations
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Why Islandia
I was recently asked (again) why I still encourage folks to visit Iceland even in this era of overtourism. I could reiterate all of the reasons to go, but this amazing short film by Moscow-based videographer Vadim Sherbakov explains it … Continue reading
Parks and Recreation
Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth from the New York City-based indie publisher Standards Manual recently announced their new book project simply titled Parks. The book is entirely focused on art, typography, maps, and other printed materials from the U.S. National Parks system. From the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Maps, Tourism, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Everglades, Glacier, National Parks, Yosemite
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Everyone Loves A Pop-Up
The 1964 World’s Fair was a two-year event centered on peace, understanding, and apparently, pop-up books. Released in 1963, Peter and Wendy See the New York World’s Fair shows two children, Peter and Wendy, – no relation to Peter Pan or … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Tourism, USA
Tagged children's books, New York City, New York World's Fair
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Art Floats
Europe’s first floating art museum has finally launched on the River Seine in the heart of Paris. The much anticipated attraction is conveniently situated near the Pont des Invalides. Focusing on contemporary urban art, Fluctuart offers three levels with a permanent collection, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Museums, Tourism
Tagged Banksy, France, Paris, Paris Museums, Street Art, Swoon
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Travel Advisory
I have recently heard from some TBTP readers who have concerns about travel safety in the United States. With a number of countries including Japan, Germany, and New Zealand issuing travel advisories for their citizens considering visiting the U.S., it’s … Continue reading
Don’t Get Lost
Google Maps: Live View If you still managed to get lost despite using Google Maps, augmented reality directions are here. On August 8th, Google launched a beta version of its Live View mode in Google Maps, which uses your … Continue reading
Peepshow
Icelanders have learned to cope with the scourge of overtourism with humor and aplomb. In the far northwestern town of Ísafjörður resident and museum curator Björg Elínar Sveinbjörnsdóttir recently capitalized on the nosiness of tourists who constantly peeked into the … Continue reading
