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Gadling's guide to Summer music

Gadling's guide to Summer music Summer. Music. Could any two words in the English language possibly go so well together? There's just something about warm weather that makes you want to be outside, bare feet touching soft grass and dirt underfoot, hands in the cool night air, eardrums fluttering to the ...

5 study abroad destinations you've never considered (but should)

5 study abroad destinations you've never considered (but should) "I hate when people who have just studied abroad try to talk me into doing the same thing," a college friend of mine once told me. "Yeah, that is annoying," I told him after I had just returned from a semester in Morocco. "But you really should." Studying abroad is not only ...

Problem with using credit card in Europe? Try these

Problem with using credit card in Europe? Try these This read by Ed Perkins of Tribune Media Services reminded me of a problem I had in Amsterdam this past December. When trying to buy a train ticket at one of the kiosks with my credit card, I was asked for a pin number. If I have one, I can't know it. I ended up going to a ...

Photo of the Day (4.24.09)

Photo of the Day (4.24.09) Flickr contributor Ben.rulesalot took this colorful photo of some row houses in Denmark's capital of Copenhagen, which last year was named the most liveable city in the world by several different sources. The city is beautiful, bike-friendly, mostly English-speaking, and ...

Keep busy with 44 travel ideas

Keep busy with 44 travel ideas If the entire world is too much from which to choose, take a look at The 44 Places to Go in 2009 suggested by the New York Times. Some are obvious, such as Reykjavik, which was been on everyone's mind 2008. Others are easy, including Washington D.C. Our nation's capital has ...

Strange New Year's traditions around the world

Strange New Year's traditions around the world Unlike many holidays, where celebrants are bound by tradition or religion, New Year's is a holiday that allows each individual to choose his own method of celebration. Some revelers will soak themselves in alcohol, boozing it up with copious bottles of champagne. Others ...

10 snowmen from around the world

10 snowmen from around the world Here's a bit of winter fun you can do wherever there's enough snow to make a go of it. Build a snowman. Even if you only have enough snow for a small snowman, go for it. One group of guys advocates building the biggest snowman you can make in a friend's yard in the middle of ...

Need New Year's Eve ideas? Crash some plates!

Need New Year's Eve ideas? Crash some plates! I assure you that when the ball drops on the last day of 2008, I will not be in Times Square. I will be nowhere near Times Square. So, unless you like the thought of being shoulder-to-shoulder with people you've never met while freezing and lamenting the lack of public ...

Many inexpensive last minute holiday airfares do exist

Many inexpensive last minute holiday airfares do exist You've probably noticed the stories about how airfares have dropped and air traffic is down. Two weeks ago, I flew from Copenhagen to Columbus on two airplanes that were not full. The Continental flight from Copenhagen to Newark was empty enough that most people had seats ...

Pickpockets in Copenhagen: Gadling blogger's victim story. Part 2. Was it Romanians?

Pickpockets in Copenhagen: Gadling blogger's victim story. Part 2. Was it Romanians? I can still see the pocket of my daypack gaping open right before I got that panicked, sinking feeling. It was a feeling that I couldn't quite believe I was having. Up to that point, my trip to Denmark though Amsterdam had happened without a hitch, and I had yet to do the ...

Photo of the Day (12-10-08)

Photo of the Day (12-10-08) As daylight is shrinking in the month of December, as we move forward to the winter solstice, candles come to mind. In Denmark, where I spent this last week, candles are salvation in a way. Everywhere I went candles turned rooms into soft glows of warmth. This shot by ...

Pickpockets in Copenhagen? A Gadling blogger's victim story. Part One

Pickpockets in Copenhagen? A Gadling blogger's victim story. Part One Yep, it's happened. My wallet was taken out of my daypack-style backpack in Copenhagen, Denmark on Monday. And yes, I know better than to have my credit card with it. As much as it was a bummer to lose the money, the credit card put me on edge. I think I'm better now. I ...

Violence against Jews began in Germany 70 years ago. Seven places to go to remember

Violence against Jews began in Germany 70 years ago. Seven places to go to remember Kristallnacht, also known as "The Night of Broken Glass" began November 9, 1938 in Germany. On that night, Germans began attacking Jews in full force. Over the course of two days, synagogues were burned, and Jewish businesses, cemeteries, hospitals and schools were ...

Sounds of Travel 4: King of the Road

Sounds of Travel 4: King of the Road Here at Gadling we'll be highlighting some of our favorite sounds from the road and giving you a sample of each -- maybe you'll find the same inspiration that we did, but at the very least, hopefully you'll think that they're good songs. Got a favorite of your own? Leave it ...

Nordic budget airline Sterling files for bankruptcy

Nordic budget airline Sterling files for bankruptcy These are not great economic times, and they're taking a toll on the travel industry. Icelandic-owned and Denmark-based Nordic budget airline Sterling announced today that it will file for bankruptcy, halting all of its aircraft. The slowdown of the travel market and rising ...

Would you leave The States if Obama loses?

Would you leave The States if Obama loses? Election day is next Tuesday and Americans are poised to make one of the most critical decisions in US history. With Obama leading in many polls, Democrats have allowed themselves to be cautiously optimistic. As such, you probably haven't heard as much of the "If the Dems ...

Somalia most corrupt nation -- Denmark the least

Somalia most corrupt nation -- Denmark the least Transparency international released their annual numbers on corruption around the world, and would you believe it, Denmark edged Zimbabwe out by 165 places to clinch the number one spot. Each year the organization dedicated to fighting corruption compiles data from a variety ...

Photo of the Day (9-10-08)

Photo of the Day (9-10-08) As I was searching out shots of Denmark in the Gadling Flickr photo pool (they're not many), I came across this one. Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site is in Helsingør, the town of where I lived one semester in college. This is one place I'm planning to ...

Denmark first in yet another survey of the world's happiest countries

Denmark first in yet <em>another</em> survey of the world's happiest countries Back in April, Catherine posted about Denmark being ranked the world's happiest country by the University of Leicester in England, which published its so-called Map of World Happiness. Well, just in case you doubted that institution's findings, another study, this one ...

Gadling TAKE FIVE-- June 28 - July 4

Gadling TAKE FIVE-- June 28 -  July 4 In the traveler's world it's been a bit of drama this week. Plus, there have been lessons in traveling with a wider perspective and an open heart. On the drama end: Iva reported on passengers in China refusing to get off a plane because the flight was canceled. In ...

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