Europe

by Kraig Becker (RSS feed) (2 hours ago)
The St. Paul Trail in Turkey is a 300+ mile long trekking route that reputedly follows the same path as the apostle whose name it bares By most accounts he took the path on his first missionary journey to the city of Anatolia and most likely did it without hiking boots. The ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (2 days ago)
Nowhere in the world will you find more tulips than at Keukenhof in the Netherlands. Keukenhof started in 1949 as a showcase for Dutch bulb growers to display their newest creations, and it has since then grown into one of the most popular tourist destinations in the ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (2 days ago)
Old Spice (yes, Old Spice) is looking for a couple of adventure seeking guys to send on the internship of a lifetime.
In the Old Spice Adventure, the company will send you surfing in Fiji or snowboarding in Switzerland (in lederhosen of course). Interns will be assisted ...

by George Hobica (RSS feed) (3 days ago)
Will this be the summer of our discontent when we search for cheap airfares to Europe? Is the party over?
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In January 2009, US Air kicked off ...

by David Farley (RSS feed) (3 days ago)
1. Where was your photo taken: La Torre, a great restaurant in Viterbo, about an hour north of Rome . The guy to my left is Paul Steffen, an 87-year-old American dancer who, at one time, was quite famous in Italy for his choreography. Those who have read my book, An ...

by Laurel Miller (RSS feed) (3 days ago)
There is, as they say, a time and place for everything. And sometimes, ladies, that occurs when you're traveling. I encourage anyone who travels to a foreign country to learn a few key phrases and learn a bit about the place, in order to avoid cultural faux pas. Even ...

by Leigh Caldwell (RSS feed) (4 days ago)
Alton Towers Resort is billing the new thrill ride Thirteen as the world's first "psychoaster." And for some, this ticket to ride could include medical attention. The theme park has spent more than $22 million on the roller coaster, which is being billed as a combination of ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (5 days ago)
Poor British Airways - their staff had originally threatened to walk out during the Christmas vacation last year, but a last minute court objection stopped their plans. Now the staff have once again voted that it is time to strike.
As of right now, the majority of BA ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (5 days ago)
I'm in love with Paris - ever since my first visit, it has been my absolute favorite destination. Even after close to 60 visits, I never get bored of the atmosphere. Right now, I'm sitting behind my desk enjoying the city in all its splendor, thanks to a 26 Gigapixel ...

by Jeremy Kressmann (RSS feed) (6 days ago)
Mass transportation sure is convenient, but it's often far from comfortable. Hard plastic seating. Harsh fluorescent lighting. Pungent smells. It's not the type of environment where you linger longer than necessary. Global furniture uber-retailer IKEA feels your pain and is ...

by Melanie Nayer (RSS feed) (8 days ago)
Europe is fast becoming the growth spot for hotels. In an effort to increase its global presence, Marriott International announced plans to double its portfolio in Europe by 2015.
Marriott opened its first Europe hotel 35 years ago and today has over 170 hotels ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (8 days ago)
Last year, the United States introduced the ESTA visa pre-clearance system. With ESTA, all US bound passengers from visa waiver countries need to apply for travel permission 72 hours before they depart.
The system is designed to give the US government a clear picture who ...

by Alice Girardot (RSS feed) (8 days ago)
When traveling in Europe over major holidays, you may find the restaurants closed for dinner. Most hotels, even smaller pension-style places, will take pity on you, however, and let you use their kitchen or help you heat up food.
On a recent trip in Annecy, France, we ...

by Stephen Greenwood (RSS feed) (9 days ago)
Take a closer look. Go on - click the image! Is it a miniature train set? Photoshop trickery? Not quite. Today's Photo of the Day is from Flickr user dileeps, who managed to take this shot of Sienna using a tilt-shift lens.
Tilt-shift lenses have the ability to tilt ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (10 days ago)
In 1996, Dutch aerospace company Fokker went bankrupt. It was the end of a company that had been building planes since 1912. Even though it wasn't the end of the Dutch aerospace industry, no new Fokkers would be delivered, and thousands of people lost their job.
Fourteen ...
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by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (11 days ago)
On Saturday, a group of men armed with hand grenades and automatic rifles stormed into the Berlin Grant Hyatt in the middle of the European Poker Tournament. The men grabbed bags of money and left - leaving the participants and audience stunned.
In this live video ...

by Tom Johansmeyer (RSS feed) (11 days ago)
If you're a big fan of Return of the Native or Jude the Obscure, there's a travel package that's perfect for you. Built around the chance to hang with Thomas Hardy's ghost – or, should we say, Thomas Hardy in ghost form? – Summer Lodge Country House Hotel is ...

by Kraig Becker (RSS feed) (14 days ago)
Who doesn't love Peeps? You know, those overly sweet sugary-marshmallow concoctions that have just made their annual return to stores in time for Easter? Well, apparently someone over at National Geographic Traveler sure enjoys them, as they have launched their 2010 Peeps in ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (14 days ago)
The BBC enlisted the help of an explosives expert and a pilot with structural engineering and air accident experience, to determine the kind of damage the would-be Northwest 253 bomber would have caused.
On their site, you can see a video clip of the immense ...

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) (14 days ago)
A successful 13 year career came to an end today, when Dutch police pulled a 41-year-old pilot from his plane. The pilot was minutes away from departing for Ankara, Turkey on his Corendon airlines flight.
The cops were acting on a tip from Swedish authorities, who ...
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