NYC Underground Art: This is Your Last Resort Where’s the New York underground scene these days? Asking that question is a little like catching shooting stars with a fishing net: they will always slip through your fingers and lead you on a wild dance across the night. While it’s hard to keep up with the [...]
Archive | November, 2007
The Viator Blog Turns One (Happy Birthday)
We didn’t want the day to pass without wishing ‘Happy Birthday’ to the Viator Travel Blog, which went live exactly one year ago today. Here’s an excerpt from our very first post: It’s official — the Viator travel blog is up and running. Tell your friends, tell your coworkers, tell random people in the street. [...]
November 2, 2007 by Scott Mc | 2 Comments
Temple Fatigue vs. Awesome Guide in Egypt
Temple fatigue – it happens in Egypt, it happens in Asia and it happens in Europe, only there it’s called church fatigue. Basically, there are only so many ancient/old sites you can see before they all look the same. On my recent trip to Egypt this phenomenon threatened to take over the vacation with no [...]
November 2, 2007 by Kerrie OMahony | 0 Comments
Helpful Travel Sites Extravaganza
Every so often it becomes time for me to take stock of my lengthy list of bookmarks and clean out any bookmark remorse sites. At one time it seemed like having that link to toyvoyagers.com saved made some sort of sense, but now it is time to say goodbye. I thought I would share the [...]
November 1, 2007 by KellyG | 0 Comments












November 3, 2007 by JodiR | 0 Comments