Bathe in hot springs, marvel at lava fields, and climb the rocky slopes of these 11 famous volcanoes in the Americas. [BootsnAll] The owner of the Grand Resort Hotel in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, is suing TripAdvisor for $10 million after his property was named the “Dirtiest Hotel in the U.S.” TripAdvisor’s annual list is based on [...]
Continue reading...Monday, August 15, 2011
Toulouse, France, located nearly 400 miles southwest of Paris, is known as the Ville Rose (the Pink City) as many of its buildings are made of reddish-pink bricks. On clear summer evenings when the sun descends, the city’s buildings blush. Though it’s an old city (the university here was founded [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, June 25, 2011
Book by Tuesday, 28 June and you could enjoy a first class rail trip from London all the way to Aberdeen or Inverness for just £25 one way. East Coast Rail are offering promotional first class tickets for travel between July 14 and September 9 (excluding the August bank holiday). The company has set aside [...]
Continue reading...Friday, June 10, 2011
In less than two weeks summer will officially be here. Living on the east coast, you can’t convince me that it’s not summer already with temperatures already in the 90’s. In fact, today we’re expecting temperatures to near the 100 degree mark. … Read Full Post View full post on About.com Hawaii / South Pacific Travel
Continue reading...Monday, April 18, 2011
Photo of the Esplanade Theatres courtesy of the Singapore Tourism Board, Singapore in Pixels Photo Contest. Singapore hotels are offering some awesome discounts and specials, beginning in the month of April and continuing into the next few months. The Singapore hotel deals covered here range from three-star business hotels to the finest five-star hotels near [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, March 19, 2011
As I’m sure you know, the Big Island of Hawaii did sustain some damage as a result of the tsunami of March 11, 2011 which did such terrible damage and cost so many lives in Japan. … Read Full Post View full post on About.com Hawaii / South Pacific Travel
Continue reading...Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Traveler staffer Giovanna Palatucci writes about her trip to Chile, where she quickly discovered there’s more to this South American country than the dry Atacama Desert to the north and the snowy peaks of Patagonia to the south. This is the second post about her trip. Read the first one here. It’s summertime in Chile, which means vineyards [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, February 8, 2011
While the mainland is experiencing one of the worst winters in recent years, the weather is just great on Hawaii’s Big Island. You may see snow on the summits of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, but the weather’s just fine on all of the island’s beaches and the Big Island’s hotels, resorts and other accommodations are [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, January 25, 2011
[Photo by leafbug / Creative Commons] The sun and sea seem so intimately tied up with the essence of Bali, that newbie tourists may forget that the heart and soul of the island is really found far in the island’s center, at higher elevations. … Read Full Post View full post on About.com Southeast Asia Travel
Continue reading...Saturday, January 15, 2011
With Valentine’s Day just a month away, it’s a good time to plan a romantic vacation. My colleague on Honeymoons and Romantic Travel has put together a Valentine’s Day blog carnival featuring the best romantic vacations around the world to help you plan your Valentine’s Day getaway. … Read Full Post View full post on About.com Italy [...]
Continue reading...Monday, January 10, 2011
Are you a seasoned Berlin traveler and can walk through the Brandenburg Gate with your eyes closed? Then steal yourself away from Berlin and take a day trip to one of these destinations,… Read Full Post View full post on About.com Germany Travel
Continue reading...Sunday, November 14, 2010
Ever wonder what it would feel like to go sightseeing in Washington, D.C. while dressed as a zebra? William Shubert, who works for National Geographic international editions, satisfied his curiosity by zipping himself into a full-body Morphsuit and heading out on the town. He filed a report, with more photos, on National Geographic’s Pop Omnivore [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, September 9, 2010
For many years, my exposure to the state of New York was limited to the view from inside an air-conditioned car heading north from Ohio to my summer camp in Maine. My family’s annual drive through the Empire State became somewhat of a joke over time, as my brother and I held contests to see [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, August 21, 2010
It was 51 years ago today that Hawaii became the 50th state. As we learned in yesterday’s feature, it was not an easy journey. In the second part of our special feature, which was written last year for the 50th anniversary, we look at the events that took place from 1952 until 1959 including what turned [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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Today National Geographic and local partners reveal a unique and interactive way to explore Yosemite National Park: The Yosemite Gateway MapGuide. NG worked with the Sierra Business Council and Sierra Nevada Conservancy to gather area residents’ secrets–more than 800 of the best places to visit off-the-beaten tourist path. The MapGuide points out “one-of-a-kind coffeehouses” and deserted historic sites otherwise undetected [...]
Continue reading...Friday, April 2, 2010
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Saint Patrick’s Day, March 17, is a huge Irish festival so of course you’ll find lots of parades and parties in Ireland. But Saint Patrick’s Day is celebrated in other parts of the world, too, often brought by emigrating Irish to their new homeland. So where can you go on Saint Patrick’s Day if you’re [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, February 17, 2010
British Columbia has always been a must-see for outdoor enthusiasts. The Northwest province is as big as California, Oregon, and Washington combined, but with only a fraction of the population, making its wilderness all the more enticing. Check out Adventure’s guide to all things outdoors in Vancouver, from kayaking, to hiking Canada’s highest falls, and [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, February 7, 2010
Even the biggest fans of Aruba and Curacao must admit that it’s jarring for visitors to see the big oil refineries on these islands spewing tons of pollutants across the otherwise brilliant blue Caribbean skies. It’s part of the reality of living in a world fueled by hydrocarbons, and some of the fuel made here is [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, February 3, 2010
With Valentine’s Day coming up, romantic travel comes to mind. You’ll find ideas for where to celebrate Valentine’s Day and for romantic travel any time of the year in Susan Breslow Sardone’s Love Makes the World Go ‘Round, a look at romantic destinations from About.com Travel sites. According to a recent survey, 22% of travelers said [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, January 31, 2009
Staying in unique hotels is one way to enhance your vacation experience. Jane McClean, About.com Canada, has a round-up of Weird and Wacky Accommodations from About.com travel sites including lodging in caves, castles, ice hotels, and even a prison. In Italy you can stay in the unique trulli of Puglia, cave hotels in Matera, castle hotels, [...]
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