Does Eurobookings.com promise of no reservation fee for online hotel bookings make it a good choice for your next internet hotel room purchase? [click to continue…]
“The Boys Of Everest: Chris Bonington and the Tragedy of Climbing’s Greatest Generation” is a gripping biography of the daring and dangerous attempts to climb Mount Everest by a group of some of Britain’s most celebrated climbers [click to continue…]
Despite the legacy of Auschwitz, Krakow remains one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in Europe [click to continue…]
Becoming a travel guidebook writer for Lonely Planet is a job many dream of. Simon Sellars has researched sections of Lonely Planet Japan and Lonely Planet Micronesia and blogged about the whole process while he was on the road [click to continue…]
The debate over the New Wonders Of The World still rages, but Egypt possesses the only still remaining original Ancient Wonder Of The World – the Pyramids of Giza
Looking for a decent, contemporary hotel in London that won’t completely destroy your holiday budget? Shoreditch’s Saint Gregory Hotel is a good option.
87 year old Nigel Hankin has been living in New Delhi since the British left when they ceded Independence to the Indians – and if you’re lucky, you might be able to find him to take you on a magical tour of India’s capital city
Tribe Wanted invites you to be one of 5000 people involved with building a unique global tribe online – and to be able to meet for real on an exotic Fiji island
Uncle Bus is a video on YouTube that depicts a Hong Kong man losing his temper on a bus. It’s been downloaded over 1.7 million times. Moral of the story? Be careful who you talk to: you might get filmed
Enterprising street children are conducting tours of their home slums in New Delhi, to let visitors see how India’s poor really live
Burning Man is a five day festival of pyromania and getting naked in the Nevada desert – all in the name of art
Visiting Jordan soon after the first Gulf War might not seem the safest of travel plans – but the ancient city of Petra became a must-see, thanks to a particularly audacious pop video.
Every city is a stranger at first and needs a method to be explored. Here Edmund Hardy describes a walk in one of India’s most intoxicating cities
