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The Republic of Užupis & Its Strange Constitution (OneTravel)
Oddball? Poignant? An uniquely Lithuanian blend of both? The Constitution of the Republic of Užupis, listed in its entirety below, has got to be one of the quirkiest founding documents to ever be penned. The Republic of whatzit? Yeah, … Continue reading
4 Tips for Staying Sane at the Airport (OneTravel)
On your way to the airport? Keep cool with this quartet of tips for a smooth flight – before you even leave the ground. Do you know which terminal? What time does your gate close? What’s your airline’s baggage allowance … Continue reading
Visit Hawaii … for the History! (OneTravel)
Granted the Hawaiian Islands are home to some of the world’s most stunning landscapes with plenty of world-class beaches and all sorts of opportunities to lounge around mindlessly by a pool in the sun with a frilly drink at hand. … Continue reading
8 Ways to Celebrate Singapore’s 50th Anniversary (Going Places)
Celebrate Singapore’s 50th Anniversary Continue reading
Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge Added to National Geographic’s Top List of Lodges (OneTravel)
I’m just back from a few days of luxury safari at Earth Lodge in the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve in South Africa. Yes, I was only there for a four nights. To be sure, I would have been delighted … Continue reading
Plan Your Romantic Day in London (OneTravel)
Will you be planning Valentine’s Day with your sweetie in London? Make it a day to remember with this list of a few of the most romantic settings … Read my complete post at OneTravel.
Happy Waitangi Day, New Zealand! (OneTravel)
February 6th is Waitangi Day, a national holiday in New Zealand which commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, the nation’s founding document, in 1840. Signed by representatives of the British Crown and various Maori chiefs from the North … Continue reading
Qatar Airways Welcomes World’s First A350 to Its Fleet (OneTravel)
The first of 80 A350s and the fourth of 13 A380s have been added recently to Qatar Airways’ fleet of 146 aircraft. The A350 XWB (Xtra Wide Body) is a world first, and Qatar Airways is the global launch customer … Continue reading
Spotlight on Wat Pho: Bangkok’s Temple of the Reclining Buddha (OneTravel)
Wat Pho is one of the largest and oldest temples in Bangkok and home to the city’s beloved Reclining Buddha. The expansive grounds of the temple complex – with thousands of Buddhas on display, a working monastery and one of Thailand’s best massage schools – is well worth a visit. Of course, the main draw here is the massive and awe inspiring Reclining Buddha Continue reading
It’s a G’Day, Mate! January 26th is Australia Day! (OneTravel)
January 26th is Australia Day the official national day of Australia. The day commemorates the anniversary of Britain’s First Fleet arriving at Port Jackson (which includes Sydney Harbour) in 1788. This year, the holiday falls on a Monday adding up … Continue reading
4 Travel-Themed Films to See at Sundance 2015 (OneTravel)
Sundance Film Festival is on again, bringing Hollywood glamour to an otherwise quiet mountain town in Utah. Whether you’re an indie film insider attending this famous festival or a movie buff eager to find out what this year’s breakout must-see … Continue reading
18 Travel Industry Terms to Know (OneTravel)
Know your LFR from your LRA? Here’s a list of a few terms, phrases and acronyms to assist you navigating the travel industry and get on to actually traveling somewhere. Read my complete post at OneTravel.
The Coolest Winter Carnivals Around the World (OneTravel)
Brrrr, it’s freezing! Time to party? Absolutely. Winter means big fun for many. Here’s a look at some of destinations across the northern hemisphere embracing the cold this winter! Probably the best known of these chilled out celebrations is … … Continue reading
3 Travel Resolutions for 2015 (OneTravel)
New year, new opportunities to see the world! What wonders wait in 2015? And where!? I am so eager to find out and hope that by making a few travel-centric resolutions now at the start of the year that I’ll … Continue reading
Bikaner Camel Festival (OneTravel)
Dancing camels? Acrobatic camels? Camels competing in tug-o-war? Folks heading to the town of Bikaner in Rajasthan, India this January will get to witness all that and much more at the annual Bikaner Camel Festival. January 4th and 5th will … Continue reading
Top Winter Sport Destinations in Italy (OneTravel)
For a vacation mixed with plenty of activity on and off the slopes, in the chalet or out on the town, Northern Italy is a haven for fans of winter sports that’s hard to beat. Here’s a list of some … Continue reading
Escape Winter in These 12 Warm Weather Destinations (OneTravel)
Already over winter and craving some heat? If you’d prefer your own moderately clad flesh to be roasting on the beach rather than a bunch of chestnuts on an open fire, have a look at this sun lover’s dozen of … Continue reading
Best of OneTravel: 2014 (OneTravel)
Reading over my OneTravel blog posts from the past 12 months, I was kinda blown away to see all the amazing adventures I went on and got to write about. Here’s a look back at a handful of my favorite … Continue reading
Stress-Free Travel? Yes, the Dream Can Be a Reality! (OneTravel)
So, I was asked to give a few tips for stress-free travel and my first thought was “yeah right” and my second thought was “good luck!” But there are ways to reduce stress while in transition between points. In fact … Continue reading
5 Private Hideaways Where You Can Escape the World (OneTravel)
Ever want to just get away from it all? Yeah, me too. As fun as a city break or a vacation at some all-inclusive resort can be, sometimes the best destinations are those private hideaways off the beaten path. Here’s … Continue reading
The World’s Most Christmassy Destinations (OneTravel)
Tis the season to see the world! Here are five destinations where it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Each would make an excellent place to find yourself during the holiday season and would yield so many rich experiences … Continue reading
You Better Watch Out – It’s Time for Krampus to Return! (OneTravel)
Oh sure, no child wants to make Santa’s Naughty List. But the dude whose bad side your little ones definitely should keep clear of this festive season ain’t Saint Nick. It’s Krampus (aka the anti-Santa and the Christmas devil) – … Continue reading
December is Write a Friend Month! (OneTravel)
Do you remember the last time you actually put pen to paper to hand-write a letter or a postcard for someone? Yeah, me neither. Oh sure, I’m “writing” to other people all the time these days. But how much meaning … Continue reading
London’s Top 10 Ice Skating Rinks (OneTravel)
Winter’s here and the festive season is upon us. Time to get outside, put on your skates and enjoy the crisp London air! Here’s a list of the best ice skating rinks in London … Read my complete post at … Continue reading
5 Chinese Festivals You Have to Experience in 2015 (OneTravel)
Got plans for a trip to China in the new year and looking for some suggestions on when to go to make the most of some of the country’s biggest celebrations? Check out this list of five of China’s most … Continue reading
Venice Salute Festival (OneTravel)
For Venetians, the 21st of November is an important date. It’s the day the city celebrates the Madonna della Salute festival, which commemorates the founding in 1630 of the church of Santa Maria della Salute (“Madonna of Health”). The church … Continue reading
Switzerland Celebrates 150 Years of Winter Tourism (OneTravel)
Mention Switzerland and most people immediately dream of skiing in the snowed Alps. And that’s just as many folks from there would like you to think of their beautiful home. Indeed, there’s consensus among the Swiss that their country is … Continue reading
Celebrate Claude Monet’s Birthday (OneTravel)
Claude Monet was born November 14, 1840 in Paris and died December 5, 1926 about 75 kilometres from Paris in his home at Giverny, Normandy. During his prolific career as an artist, he painted hundreds of works of art with a passion to capture his impressions of the French countryside and beyond. With works by the beloved artist and founder of French Impressionism on view across the globe (literally there are numerous “Monets” in museums and galleries on every continent except Antarctica) what better way to celebrate the painters 174th birthday than enjoying the many gifts he left to art lovers? Continue reading
Remembrance Day in London (OneTravel)
Today, Tuesday November 11th, is Remembrance Day, the day to remember the men and women who lost their lives serving in World Wars One and Two and later conflicts. Also known as Armistice Day or Poppy Day, many official commemorations … Continue reading
Expo Milano 2015: Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life (OneTravel)
Expo Milano 2015 will be the largest worldwide event ever to focus on the topic of food. Themed “Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life,” this major non-commercial international exposition will present a unique opportunity to discover “all the facets of … Continue reading
Carnaby Echoes Celebrating 100 Years of London Music (OneTravel)
These days Carnaby Street is probably best known as a Central London hub for designer shopping. But for much of its history, this iconic little Soho lane running between equally iconic Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus has been just as (or more) … Continue reading
Celebrating 128 Years with Lady Liberty (OneTravel)
Celebrating 128 Years with Lady Liberty Continue reading
Celebrate iPod’s Birthday with the Ultimate Travel Playlist (OneTravel)
Celebrate iPod’s Birthday with the Ultimate Travel Playlist Continue reading
Heathrow Airport: Some Facts and Figures (OneTravel)
Heathrow – it’s the airport I’m most apt to fly in and out of. Considering how much time I spend there, I thought it might be worthwhile to learn a bit more about the place. So, I took a moment … Continue reading
Follow Scotland’s Historic Malt Whisky Trail (OneTravel)
The world famous and one of a kind Malt Whisky Trail in Scotland passes through seven Speyside working distilleries, as well as a historic distillery and Britain’s only cooperage. Continue reading