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Gadlinks for Wednesday 10.14.09

by Brenda Yun (RSS feed) on Oct 14th 2009 at 5:00PM

It's that time again! Here are the latest travel reads for my Gadlinks faithful.

It's sometimes a daunting task navigating the travel world on the Web. That's why you should read this handy guide to new travel sites for niche markets. [via MSNBC Travel]
I'd like to think that every beach in the world's worth visiting, but it appears some beaches are rather dangerous and might best be avoided. [via Open Travel]
Considering how friendly the Japanese are, it should come as no surprise that hitchhiking in Japan is pretty darn easy. [via BootsNAll]
I admit it! I've been the victim of a major travel scam. (Never trust street vendors in Naples, Italy. Actually don't trust anyone in Naples). To avoid being the victim educate yourself on the anatomy of a travel scam. [via Vagablogging]

'Til tomorrow, have a great evening!

More Gadlinks HERE.

Filed under: History, Learning, Blogs, Asia, Japan, Transportation, Internet Tools

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jayson Oct 14th 2009 7:41PM

I think all this Gadlinks will be very helpful. Thanks.
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