Nov
17
    

What I want to know is how the mate the footage of these videos?

I mean, when you have crosswind, usually the weather is bad enough and people do not just hang around airport vicinities, highways or nearby hills (see the video minute 1′32″ - is this a 3d?)

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Filed by Maria on 17-11-2008


Nov
14
    

AP today made my day with a great travel news. Hartsdale Pet Cemetery made its way to travel history and entered Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2009. There the sight shares fame with architectural and historical landmarks such as the Taj Mahal and the Great Pyramids.
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A spokeswoman for the travel guide publisher says the book tries to include “a variety of travel experiences.” Indeed, finally something exciting and off the beaten path.

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Filed by Maria on 14-11-2008


Nov
10
    

Still thinking about the recent security measures I’ve been told a story from a friend of mine who recently visited US. Her boyfriend is after his studies in medicine there and she decided to visit him as a birthday present (her birthday). She travels a lot and she has stamps in her passport like United Arab Emirates and Russia.

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Filed by Maria on 10-11-2008


Nov
08
    

I hate all these airport security precautions we all suffer after 9/11 but you know what — now I can hardly remember how it was before the attacks.

The video ironically explains how the newly developed airport security device will be put in action. I’d be funny it it wasn’t so dramatic. Is flying that complicated travel experience? What happens to everyone who is blamed on terrorism?

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Filed by Maria on 08-11-2008


Nov
05
    

Seth Godin (sethgodin.typepad.com) rises his voice on travel topics. Take a sneak peak on what bugs him and share do you agree and what’s your opinion

When I go through security, why do I need to remove a cardigan sweater but the woman standing next to me can keep her cashmere blouse on? Are certain kinds of wool inherently risky?
What would happen if Imagineers from Disney designed the security line? Why not let them try?
After inspecting more than twenty million pairs of shoes, have the screeners found even one dangerous pair?
Why don’t we spend some of the time and money we’re wasting on security theatre to do things like secure ports or make airport runways safer?
Why don’t hotels have very simple alarm clocks?

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Filed by Maria on 05-11-2008