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The Two Sides of Marrakech

March 29, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

Since the situation in Libya and other Arabic countries remains tense and we are all hoping for a more peaceful resolution of the conflicts, I would like to do follow-up on my post from last week and talk about the city of Marrakech, Morocco. Staying in one of the apartments in Marrakech you will come to find that the city can be divided into 2 very different parts: The Medina, the historical old part of the city and the Gueliz or Ville Nouvelle, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Africa · Tagged: Africa, Arabic, Architecture, Culture, Europe, Mosque

Long Way Around

March 24, 2011 by DaveLeave a Comment

Long Way Around by Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman Join actors Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman as they set off on a round the world 20,000 mile motorbike trip from the UK across Europe, Asia and then North America. A partnership between good friends that produces perspective, perseverance and adventure soon ensues with both Ewan and Charley taking turns providing commentary throughout the book. There is nothing like the freedom of setting … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Road Trip Books · Tagged: America, Asia, Britain, England, Europe, Gun, Motorbike, North America, Road Trip, Sand

The Healing Waters of Budapest

March 8, 2011 by Miss MociLeave a Comment

There is no doubt that Budapest in one of the destinations in Europe with a rich cultural and historic backbone. The "Pearl of the Danube" has inspired countless musicians, painters and writers. Throughout the year tourists from all over the world visit Budapest for its beautiful monuments, scenery and countless museums. But aside from the great cultural offer, many tourists rent apartments in Budapest to visit on of its thermal baths. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Culture, Europe, History, Hot springs, Hungary, Massage, Spa

Let’s Go Europe

March 2, 2011 by DaveLeave a Comment

Let's Go Europe by Harvard Student Agencies has been publishing travel guidebooks for students for more than 50 years. What is unique about this publisher is the fact that all the research and writing is conducted entirely by students - Harvard undergraduates. This guidebook, focusing mainly on Western and Central Europe is the culmination of the work of 20+ student researchers/writers. They scoured the continent for hostels & hotels, cool … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Guide Books · Tagged: Europe, Gap Year

Valley Song, to run in Venice CA in March

February 28, 2011 by DaveLeave a Comment

This is a play that is well worth attending if you are in the Los Angeles area, running from early March for three weeks. We interviewed actress Gloria Huwiler sometime back and she has a starring role in this play. Valley Song opens at the Electic Lodge Theatre on Friday March 4th and runs through March 20th. The play, directed by Patrick Ssenjovu, is presented by African Theatre company Sunchild productions and the Electric Lodge and will … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Los Angeles · Tagged: Africa, America, Europe, Film, Lodge, Los Angeles, New York City, Ohio, South Africa, Venice

Need a Vacation – Why not Make it Two?

February 28, 2011 by DaveLeave a Comment

Book A Beach Vacation Rental, Receive A Complimentary Seven-Night Vacation To Resorts on One of Four Continents Travelers with Limited Time Can Get "Lucky" this Spring; Visit New Wyndham Vacation Rentals Portal for Complimentary Beach Lounger PARSIPPANY, N.J. (February 28, 2011) - Wyndham Vacation Rentalsˢ ͫ , the world's largest serviced vacation rental business offering quality and assurance, is declaring an end to unused vacation days by … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: Alabama, America, Asia, Australia, Beach, Caribbean, Delaware, Europe, Florida, Golf, Mexico, North America, Resort, Ski Trip, South Carolina

The Europe Book

February 22, 2011 by DaveLeave a Comment

The Europe Book by Laetitia Clapton The tagline for this book is "a journey through every country on the continent" and this is certainly an appropriate description. Lonely Planet, long known for their detailed country guide books has put together a wonderful coffee table sized book organized by specific geographical locations within Europe. Each country is then highlighted with individual reviews and accompanying photos. This is part of their … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Guide Books · Tagged: Coffee, Culinary travel, Culture, Europe, History, Journey

Explore Europe with a Eurail pass

February 13, 2011 by Angela GuezenLeave a Comment

As a worldly traveler, I'm happy to share all the ins and outs of the Eurail Pass- which continues to transport people of all ages throughout Europe. A Eurail Pass can really be considered an all access pass to the entire train network in select countries...and the best part...you get to choose the countries you would like to include. In fact, you have many options: One Country Pass: Your Eurail Pass can be a simple one country pass, for let's … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Australia, Bridges, Eurail, Europe, Germany, Glacier, Italy, Japan, Journey, Norway, Passport, Switzerland, Train Travel

Grounded

February 2, 2011 by DaveLeave a Comment

Grounded by Seth Stevenson this word is not in the vocabulary of any frequent flyer today but in this case it is the title of Seth Stevenson's intriguing new travel book. This is the modern day tale of how Seth and his girlfriend Rebecca travel the globe *without* ever setting foot inside a jet. This is somewhat of a logistical nightmare in today's age of waking up in New York and eating dinner in Paris the same day. Their story starts when … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Road Trip Books · Tagged: Europe, New York City, Paris, Pennsylvania, Travel Book, Vietnam

What are the differences between Eurail Pass and InterRail Pass?

January 14, 2011 by Angela GuezenLeave a Comment

Travelers who are interested in exploring Europe by train will find that there are two main types of rail passes: Eurail Passes and InterRail Passes. The choice is made simply based on the passenger's country of residency; they will be eligible to buy one and not the other. Here is the general rule: *** The Eurail product line is available to residents of a non-European country. You are eligible if you have been a resident of a non-European … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Australia, Bulgaria, Eurail, Europe, Ireland, Japan, Romania, Serbia, Train Travel

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