Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.
Recent Comments:
Tuesday Travel Trivia (Week 68) {Gadling}
Mar 2nd 2010 12:04PM Good catch, John. My apologies-- I accidentally put Berlin instead of Munich.
Blogger Laurel Miller {Gadling}
Feb 26th 2010 3:58PM Welcome to the team, Laurel! We'll try to track down a Gadling shirt and decoder ring for ya.
Another Day, Another Blogger: Introducing Andrew Evans {Gadling}
Nov 10th 2009 10:38AM Welcome to the madness, Andrew.
The top 9 reasons to drop everything and visit Guatemala right now {Gadling}
Nov 4th 2009 6:39PM Apologies, Matt. I've made the correction. The rest of the photos (uncredited) are mine.
The top 9 reasons to drop everything and visit Guatemala right now {Gadling}
Nov 4th 2009 10:32AM Adam,
Glad you enjoyed it... I spent a while there this summer and, as you could tell, absolutely loved it.
I didn't take Spanish classes, but most language students head to either Antigua or Quetzaltenango (Xela), and you can't go wrong with either. Both have plenty of cafes, bars, hostels, etc where it's easy to meet young people-- both Guatemalans and foreigners. I'd give the nod to Xela only because English isn't as widely spoken there, which means you'll probably get a better chance to practice your Spanish.
Let me know if you have any more questions... I'm sure you'll have a great time wherever you go.
The mail jumpers of Lake Geneva {Gadling}
Sep 14th 2009 1:18PM Katie, this is awesome. I want to be a mail girl.
Roadside Barbecue: St. Martin Style {Gadling}
Sep 3rd 2009 2:09AM Damn you for making me hungry, Kendra. Great article.
Blogger Kendra Bailey Morris {Gadling}
Jun 29th 2009 3:37PM Great to have you on board, Kendra. I look forward to finding out how I can improve my steady diet of Jack's pizzas.
Tuesday Travel Trivia (Week 34) {Gadling}
Jun 17th 2009 12:53AM Hey Powered,
What, are these questions not tough enough for you? I'll try to make 'em a little harder next time...
And sorry about the gender mix-up. Sometimes I just have to flip a coin.
Hey, you already pay to use the bathroom on flights: In defense of Ryanair's proposed "pay to pee" scheme {Gadling}
Jun 8th 2009 2:05PM "Just like the thought of paying for food on your flight seemed like an insane idea a decade ago, people will get used to it."
But you DID pay for the food on your flight a decade ago!
Scott, I operate under the assumption that any company, including any airline, will charge the highest price the market allows at all times. If this is true, and I've never seen any evidence to the contrary, we shouldn't rely on the charity of airlines to keep prices low. Plane tickets are affordable-- even with airlines charging the maximum possible price-- because of competition and innovation.
And before you bemoan the "greedy" airlines, take a look at their balance sheets. Yikes.
