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posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 25
It’s time to wrap up the week now with our favourite links from around the web.
Earn air miles just by searching the web…or so says the new upcoming search engine ZooMiles. Currently, you can sign up for their private beta testing.
Thinking of doing some volun-tourism during your gap year? Check out Gap Year Review for objective reviews so you know before you go.
The only thing better than travel, is travel with a monkey. Welcome to Monkey Travel.
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 25
We will often take DVD’s on a trip to watch both en-route and late at night after a long day of exploration.
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 25
Because of its many parks, Malm? is
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 25
The third edition of the Thomson Winter Collection brochure launched on Thursday 23rd August.
The latest addition to our winter programme saw yet more hotels added to our website, and of course the brochure itself in downloadable form, right here. Grab your copy now!
thomsonholidays.blogs.com
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 24
Please note: This is a partnership post.
One thing I’ve learned since quitting my day job and becoming a full-time travel writer: the future of travel writing, travel guides and travel communities is online.
It’s nice to get published in traditional print media, if only because it gives me something to show my technologically oblivious Grandmother, but there’s no doubt that we’re at the tail-end of dead-tree press.
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 24
On 1st September 2007, Porto hosts the adrenalin-pumping Red Bull Air race series, featuring death-defying stunts from competitors all over the world. Low-level markers guide the pilots through the course at speeds of up to 400 kmh as thousands of spectators look on. Visit www.redbullairrace.com for further details of the event. For further information on the location, visit our Porto destination guide.
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 24
Joshua Perdy in Manatura
When living in Malm? - the third largest city in Sweden -
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 23
My idea of camping is staying in a hotel room without room service and a wall-mounted blow dryer. Give me a clean hotel room with 400 thread count sheets and a lanai I can walk out on so I may greet the early morning sunrise.
I long for a place with a cool swimming pool and hot tub to soak in after a long day of sightseeing.
Needless to say, we didn
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 23
151degreesoftravel.com
posted by Charles H. Russo on Feb 23
Grand Junction is situated at the confluence of two mighty Western rivers - the Colorado and the Gunnison - in the high desert just east of the Colorado/Utah border.
Grand Junction is part farming town, part college town, part retiree haven and part headquarters for the gas industry. Every segment of it’s population thinks it suits their needs well. It’s the largest city within thousands of square miles and serves as the air travel, shopping and medical capital of the entire area.
For most west-bound tourists, this is where they get their car repaired, stock up on ice and supplies and get one last shopping mall fix or fine restaurant meal before heading out into the harsh desert. Among outdoor enthusiasts, it’s considered a jumping off point for adventures in southern Utah and southwestern Colorado, but you don’t really have to travel far from Grand Junction before you can enjoy some of the best outdoor recreation activities of their kind.
