Article Archive for July 2010
A warning notice posted by the Anti-Shark Measures Board along Durban, South Africa’s Golden Mile.
Some people love to travel alone. Others are paralyzed by the thought. But just because those around you don’t have the money or desire to get out and explore the world doesn’t mean you can’t. It’s a fantastic way to go. Here are some reasons and resources. Travel Alone – Where and How There are [...]
Gorillaz playing at the 2010 FIB Music Festival in Benicassim, Spain.
Keith Flint and The Prodigy tear it up at the 2010 FIB Music Festival in Benicassim, Spain.
As part of this past week’s #BlogTripFIB, I had the amazing opportunity to fly in a small plane over the city of Benicassim (one hour north of Valencia, Spain) and take some aerial photos with video blogger extraordinaire Diego Pons of Viajando con Diego. As a self-proclaimed airplane geek, I was thrilled when I received [...]
Valencia is a city that ideally combines the vestiges of the past, which go back to the year 138 B.C., with the impressive construction of the present. Earlier this week, during #BlogTripFIB, I had the opportunity to take in the diverse design of the buildings. Of great interest to me was the most important modern [...]
Staying connected while traveling the world is easier than ever. On a recent international trip, I was actually very surprised at just how easy it was to stay connected using my iPhone. However, it’s very easy to get caught off guard with the high costs involved in staying connected while traveling abroad if you don’t [...]
Beginning next Wednesday, you’ll be able to follow us as we visit the Land of Valencia in Spain. During our stay, we’ll be tweeting about our adventures as we tour the area and attend the Festival Internacional de Benicàssim (FIB Heineken) courtesy of our hosts the Land of Valencia which is the Valencia Regional Tourist [...]
Imagine with me, if you will, that you arrive with your better half on the island of Pico after a short, turboprop flight. In a breeze, you are in and out of the little airport. You pick up a rental car with no hassle. There are few cars on the roads and the drive is [...]
While there are loads of things for travelers to see and do in Tel Aviv, no trip is complete without a visit to one of the many markets located around the city. Tel Aviv offers a great array of outdoor markets or “shuks” where vendors erect stalls and sell all sorts of things from fresh [...]
Cape Town’s working harbor, the V&A Waterfront with Table Mountain in the background.





