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The Most Ridiculous Things You Can Buy with Airline Miles
Up until this point, you probably believed that you could only use airline miles to pay for flights, hotels, or rental cars....
May 21, 2012 11:46
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DISASTER! Marmite is GONE From the Shelves
More and more it seems the end really is near. Yes, friends, Marmite is officially off the shelves in New Zealand.
We know.
Sure,...
Apr 11, 2012 13:12
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Gear for the Adventurous Traveler – Osprey’s Shuttle 32 and Stratos 24 Pack
There’s a classic gear problem for the adventurous traveler: You’re an active type who relishes the opportunity to hike,...
Feb 15, 2012 10:12
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Postcard Perfect: Church of Livadia, Crete
On the island of Crete – the largest of Greece’s islands – stands the Church of Livadia. It has quite the...
Apr 30, 2012 10:31
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The Most Ridiculous Things You Can Buy with Airline Miles
Up until this point, you probably believed that you could only use airline miles to pay for flights, hotels, or rental cars. Au contraire, our friends.
Airline miles can apparently be used for SO MUCH more. Thanks to Idea Works, we now know exactly what they can get you.
If you start to hyperventilate...
Postcard Perfect: Church of Livadia, Crete
On the island of Crete – the largest of Greece’s islands – stands the Church of Livadia. It has quite the colorful interior, reflecting Crete’s distinctive culture from the rest of Greece.
The island has its own poetry form, Mantinades, along with music and indigenous dancing....
“Hangover Bus” Offers Vitamins and Fluids on Las Vegas Strip
Praise be to all that is sacred! The perfect invention has just been unveiled in Sin City, where it may be most needed.
Anesthesiologist Jason Burke has just introduced “Hangover Heaven” in Las Vegas: a bus service that tours the strip, giving vitamins, amino acids, and other medications...
French Tourism Ad Campaign to Bring in Brits During Olympics is a Total FAIL
Whoops. Stock images apparently don’t always save the day.
Particularly if you are heading up an advertising agency who is running a large campaign for a country. Unfortunately, an agency out of Britain called The Line Agency seemed to believe otherwise.
Atout France – France’s tourism...
Postcard Perfect: Wangfujing Market in Beijing
Wangfujing, one of Beijing’s most popular and famous shopping streets, is located in the Dongcheng District of the city. The street has long been known for its commercial activities, having existed since the middle of the Ming Dynasty.
Food stalls are densely packed along the street, offering a...
Postcard Perfect: Ceiling of the Charbagh Theological School in Iran
This magnificent ceiling is located at the Charbagh Theological School in Isfahan, Iran. Once one of the largest cities in the world, Isfahan is still famous for its architecture, which includes mosques, covered bridges, palaces, and boulevards. Naghsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan is even a World Heritage...
6 Mega-Markets Worth Getting Lost In
In need of some retail therapy? These commercial centers are sure to satisfy any material craving while still giving the most bang for your buck. Across the globe, street markets are an incredible resource for purchasing goods from small, independent suppliers that make up the world’s most interesting...
New Commuter Espresso Machine Also Great for Travelers
Coffee drinkers continue to be a luckier and luckier bunch.
Now there’s no need to hit the Starbucks drive-thru to deal with that morning commute. Well, at least if you are in France. Where we don’t think they have drive-thru Starbucks.
All that aside, we’re sure the new Handpresso...
The Newest Place(s) Google Street View Is Taking Us Is…
Google Maps just keeps expanding and expanding.
The internet giant has now made its way into Thailand. New street views include roads in Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai, though many of the historical sites have yet to make an appearance, according to Jaunted.
Beyond Thailand, Google Maps is also hopping...
DISASTER! Marmite is GONE From the Shelves
More and more it seems the end really is near. Yes, friends, Marmite is officially off the shelves in New Zealand.
We know.
Sure, it sounds like it won’t be forever. But who can we trust these days? After the February 2011 earthquake in Christchurch, the Marmite factory was damaged. Yet we thought...
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