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Category Archives: Travel Writing
See London Like A Victorian
Stanfords Bookshop, London’s place to go for travel literature, guides and maps, has announced plans to offer horse-drawn carriage tours of central London on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3, 4:30 and 6PM. Bookshop customers will be able to ride in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Europe, Maps, Public Transport, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Covent Garden, London, omnibus, Westminster
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The Escapist
Regular visitors to TBTP are well aware of my inordinate enthusiasm for old school print travel magazines. So, it will be no surprise that I’m a big fan of The Escapist from the editors of MONOCLE. Each issue of this … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Europe, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Alaska, Argentina, Ethiopia, Poland, Thailand
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Travel Reading
While I might quibble with the specific book choices, I love the concept of this infographic from Fly Abu Dhabi. I always try and find good reads on my travel destinations before a trip. Travel guidebooks are great for history … Continue reading
Posted in Air Travel, Asia, Books, Europe, South America, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA, Writing
Tagged Columbia, Greece, Ireland, Thailand
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Seventy-one Square Miles Seeded With Hustle
The just launched Brooklyn from the Wildsam Field Guide Series describes the New York Borough as “…seventy-one square miles seeded with hustle and grit and leaps of faith”. As the product of more than a century of Brooklynites on both … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, History, Hotels, Maps, Museums, Music, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, Bushwick, Flatbush, New York City, Travel Guidebooks
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Not Your Typical Literary Museum
Anita Thompson, Hunter S. Thompson’s widow, has announced that she is planning to open a museum dedicated to the father of gonzo journalism at their Owl Farm retreat in rural Colorado. The always outrageous author lived at the Aspen area … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Museums, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA, Writing
Tagged Colorado, Fear and Loathing, Journalism, Literary Museums
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traveling book
Last month, the Associazione Italiana Edtitori (the Italian Publishing Association) launched a national campaign to promote reading—and book buying. They recruited thousands of social media savvy ambassadors to post messages encouraging young people to read. The group also commissioned a … Continue reading
Viewed Through The Monocle
If you’re a fan of Monocle magazine and media, then the newly launched Monocle Travel Guide Series is for you. Published by Berlin-based Gestalen, the slim travel guides will be priced at $15 retail. As you might expect, the full … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Books, Europe, Museums, Public Transport, Restaurants, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Hong Kong, London, New York, Tokyo, Travel and Tourism
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Get Going
For many travelers, it has become increasingly important not only to see a city, but to become temporarily part of the fabric of a place. The new Carl Goes series of travel guides hopes to help visitors go beyond the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, Maps, Tourism, Travel Writing
Tagged Amsterdam, Berlin, Leipzig
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The Traveler’s Eye
Hand-tinted tourist postcards are just a sample of the delightful items that make up the current exhibition at the Smithsonian’s Arthur M. Sackler Gallery of Asian Art in Washington, DC. Titled “The Traveler’s Eye”, the show includes travel souvenirs, maps, photographs, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Asia, History, Museums, Photography, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Mt. Fuji, Postcards, Sackler Gallery, Tokyo, Uyeno Park
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