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Category Archives: Tourism
Tangerine Mussolini Is Scaring Away Tourists
You may know the tech company Foursquare from its popular City Guide travel app, but it’s also in the data crunching business. Based on the firm’s analysis, the United States’ share of the International tourism market has been steadily declining … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, apps, Tech, Tourism, USA
Tagged Travel, U.S. tourism, xenophobia
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Up All Night
Those of us who suffer with insomnia sometimes find that we do our best work while most of the world is fast asleep. New York photographer Michael Massaia finds inspiration during nocturnal strolls through Manhattan. His black and white series … Continue reading
Airbnb AMS
Earlier this year I rented a terrific Airbnb appartment in the heart of Amsterdam’s Jordaan neighborhood. Before I decided on the flat, I searched dozens of interesting options, but none were as unusual as the “Inkijkbnb”. This unique rental is … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Hotels, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged accommodations, Airbnb, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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NYC Is Hyper
It’s been a while since I posted a good hyperlapse video, so I thought that I’d share this amazing three minute homage to New York City. A Taste of New York, from Vienna-based FilmSpektakel, is a fun, frenetic visit to Manhattan that … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tourism, USA
Tagged hyperlapse, Manhattan, NYC
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Take A Hike
Many years ago, I set off on a four month camping and hiking trip in Europe with ridiculously poor gear. To be fair, back then light weight equipment was virtually nonexistent. I lugged around a tent, sleeping bag, cooking and … Continue reading
Posted in Maps, Tech, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Backpack, Backpacking, Camping, GPS, Hiking, Tents
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House of European History
After ten years of planning, and a €55 million investment, The House of European History has finally opened in Brussels, Belgium. The new museum hopes to provide visitors with an overview of the history of Europe since the French Revolution and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, Film, History, Maps, Museums, Photography, Tourism
Tagged Brussels, EU, European Union, History
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WallFacer Project
Today the second incarnation of the Coney Walls Project at Brooklyn’s celebrated Coney Island boardwalk is officially opening for the summer season. The popular outdoor exhibition features murals by some of the world’s most famous street artists. The show, which … Continue reading
Into The Unknown
Along with the usual summer blockbuster sci-fi flicks, this year we can immerse ourselves in the entire historical genre. London’s Barbican Centre is presenting Into The Unknown: A Journey Through Science Fiction, a huge exhibition, which will take over the entire Brutalist … Continue reading
Stress-Free Travel (not)
Whether you’re traveling for fun or work, travel is never stress-free. This hilarious graphic from the British travel website Just The Flight illustrates just how frustrating travel can be.
Posted in Art, Hotels, Public Transport, Tourism
Tagged Air Travel, airlines, airports, Hotels
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