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Gadling (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Filed under: Photos , North America , United States , Photo of the Day I wanted to find a good shot of clouds for today's photo, and I think this one reflects my mood perfectly. Clouds, to me, are good metaphors for life, and these clouds represent for me the beauty of life, the end of the day, and the dawning of a new day. When traveling through life, it's important to note moments when the clouds...
Gadling (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Filed under: Honduras , Central America , Caribbean Travel writer, founder of The Galavanting Girls , and creator of the Travel Blog Exchange conference, Kim Mance will soon be setting off on a cruise to visit, among other places, the island of Roatan in Honduras . Rather than spend her time in port sunning on the beautiful West Bay or browsing the new shops at the Port of Roatan, Kim and her crew...
Chicago Tribune (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
His background as a New York Times rock music critic and Rolling Stone contributing editor made Neil Strauss the perfect candidate to write books with Marilyn Manson, Motley Crue and Dave Navarro. But few people expected that the intellectual, slightly built journalist would earn fame writing about his real-life experience as a pickup artist in the book "The Game." Strauss' latest book is...
Chicago Tribune (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
With winter coming, an onslaught of new megavessels brimming with amenities and creative creature comforts again steams toward the Caribbean.
Chicago Tribune (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
California dreamers find celebrities, sand and surf on the coast Cape Cod has more charm. Better beaches line the Gulf Coast. And the Malibu Pier offers little compared with the carnival found along the pier in nearby Santa Monica.
Gadling (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Filed under: Airports Screening airline passengers in a wheelchair has often been a bit of a hot topic. For some reason, people get wound up when they see the TSA searching every corner of a wheelchair, as if disabled people should automatically be trusted and allowed to pass through without a search of their chair. The TSA understood this criticism, and decided to do a little research. As it turns...
Gadling (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Filed under: Climbing , Hiking , Paddling , Skiing , North America , United States , Camping Veteran's Day is next Wednesday, November 11th, and to celebrate the National Park Service has announced that they will once again waive all entry fees to every national park, forest and monument across the U.S., giving travelers the opportunity to experience hundreds of amazing places for free. This past...
Gadling (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Filed under: Business , Europe , United Kingdom , Internet Tools Yes, you read that correctly - online bookings are expected to finish higher in the United Kingdom this year! Even in this dismal economy - which has been particularly brutal for the travel industry - the web guys have something to celebrate. Sure, the forecast is only for 3 percent, but that beats the losses being posted elsewhere....
An American Lion (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
This is NOT one of Pasternak’s Blimps Success looks a bit like this: Igor Pasternak The gig: Igor Pasternak, 45, is the founder and chief executive of Worldwide Aeros Corp., a Montebello-based developer and maker of blimps used for surveillance, advertising and transport. The future: Pasternak is developing the Aeroscraft, an airship as long as two football fields, to be used for transcontinental...
Gadling (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
Filed under: Airlines Several days ago, Katie mentioned a new application from Virgin Atlantic called "Flying Without Fear". I'm always on the lookout for new and innovative travel apps, so I took this one for a spin. The first thing you notice in the application is how well it is designed - the colors are all in the familiar Virgin tints (red and purple) and navigation is a breeze. The...
Gadling (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
Filed under: Grenada , Caribbean Grenada is so off the radar for a lot of Americans that it leaves a lot to be learned about the country. (For one, how it's pronounced. Answer: "Gren-ay-da.") But let's look at the most practical advice that'll come in handy when you pay the island-country a visit: Keep your swimsuits to the beach. An indecent exposure law forbids it elsewhere. Cover up,...
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Filed under: Stories , South Africa , Airports , News This is a what NOT to do story if you're ever in a Pilatus PC-7 Mk II . Do not, I repeat, do not, use the black and yellow handle located between your legs to steady yourself. Not even if you're pretending to be Tom Cruise in the movie Top Gun . Pull on that handle and you'll find yourself out of the plane before you can say, "Ooops, I shouldn't...
Gadling (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
Filed under: Gadling Gear Review This has been a pretty big week for Android fans. Verizon Wireless became the third US operator to hop on board the Android bandwagon, and did so with not one, but two different Android devices. The Motorola Droid and the HTC Droid Eris are bother very impressive phones. Of course, a good smartphone becomes a great smartphone when developers create high quality applications...
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Filed under: Gadling's Daily Deal Here are the hottest gear deals for today, Saturday November 7th 2009. Remember, these deals are often valid for just one day, so act fast before they are gone. Today's first deal is for a 500GB pocket external hard drive. This Toshiba drive is great for holding backups of your files on the road, or for filling with music and movies. On sale for just $89.88. Click...
Denver Post (Free subscription) | 18 hours ago
David Goldberg went to Boulder Labs four years ago with an idea for a software program that would group together photos of vacationers, such as cruise-ship guests, so they could easily find and purchase their pictures at trip's end.
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elf925 | 09/23/2009
Sydney Harbour Tall Ships offer Sydney harbour cruise, private charter cruise, lunch harbour cruise, harbour dinner cruise, party harbour cruise and cruise ship hire. We offer affordable packages for corporate party, private party, Christmas party, birthday party and wedding parties on Sydney harbour cruise. Gift certificates like BBQ cruises, music, wine and laser clay shooting are also available...
davidsyrov | 08/21/2009
TCI is a leader in the inbound tourism field and works closely with tour operators worldwide. Besides tours to popular destinations in India and neighboring countries, TCI specializes in special interest and incentive tours, conferences and air charter / cruise ship ground operations. It operates its own Taj Tour and Delhi City Tour and is a G.S.A. for the Palace on Wheels and the Deccan Odyssey ....
dorman4a | 08/13/2009
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