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Sometimes, the “hokey, touristy” thing to do is popular because it is a great experience, and blowing it off means that you’ll miss something that you would very much …
Not many things can plunge your heart down to your feet like a laptop crash while traveling. Particularly if your work life is mostly online, it’s like having your …
“It’s just like walking,” they said. Sure, except you’re incinerating 700-1000 calories per hour as your legs and body do a little extra work during each step to lift …
Until this month, I had used Uber one time, and that was with a friend who handled the app and all I had to do was get into and …
Changing people’s perceptions about travel to the Middle East can be a full-time job. No matter what anyone says, there will still be plenty who think that Dubai, the …
If you look at the southwestern section of Louisiana on a map, there does not appear to be much there worth visiting. Best to blast on through it via …
I wouldn’t yet include it in my list of favorite travel apps, but the see-it-once-and-you’re-done photo/video app Snapchat is an intriguing development in the world of digital travel communications. If you …
If you are looking for the “magic beans” or a “weird secret trick” to find cheap flights, this post is probably not for you. If you are a regular …
You’ll spot them at the airport; the folks who are lugging enormous suitcases and standing in line to check in for their flight and get a boarding pass. The …
Sometimes, you don’t have much time. When a major art or history or science museum is nearby during a trip, but you only have an hour or so to …
I am by no means a pro photographer, but I do enjoy trying to capture the essence of a place with the Instagram app. My point-and-shoot digital camera sits …
(Part of the Austin Rocks series of posts by a local about things to do and see in Austin, Texas) As springtime pushes through in the northern hemisphere, we …
