Editor’s Note: This is the second in our “airport transport & airport shuttles” series. We’ve asked Viator’s own hardcore travelers — the people who travel month in, month out — to write brief insider guides to airport transportation at major airports around the world. The following is by Alesia Stochel, the manager of Viator’s Las [...]
Archive | March, 2008
Packing for Success: My Suitcase Secrets
I’m packing again. Another day, another suitcase.I love it and I hate it. Love it because it means I’m off somewhere. Hate it because there is just not enough room in there for everything I might need. How can I predict what mood I might be in on any given day and what I might [...]
March 28, 2008 by Philippa Burne | 0 Comments
Things to Do in Istanbul
What is surprising about Istanbul is not the exotic atmosphere, it’s the cosmopolitan sensation of a city on par with New York or Paris. Sure, the call to prayer echoing from neighborhood mosques is nothing to scoff at — particularly when accompanied by an evening sunset. And sure, many aspects of Turkish culture and history [...]
March 26, 2008 by Philippa Burne | 2 Comments
London Heathrow Airport Transfers: An Insider’s Guide
Editor’s Note: Viator’s founder, Rod Cuthbert, is a frequent traveller to London. He wrote the following after being asked (one too many times, apparently) how to navigate London Heathrow’s airport shuttles, trains and taxis. Airport transport to London? Rod has your answers below. So please stop pestering the man. Getting to Heathrow? That’s the easy [...]
March 25, 2008 by Rod | 6 Comments
What to do in Milan? Drink coffee, prego!
What to do in Milan? Start with an espresso. Drama. Passion. Coffee. Coffee, coffee, café. You guessed it, the land of the Boot. Italy. That’s where I am now, where the waving pointed finger is the only way to make a conversation work. Where you can never say “yes” just once (“si, si, si” in [...]
March 24, 2008 by Scott Mc | 0 Comments
A Black Cab Taxi Tour of London
In London I am always passing weird place names. The other day I saw a church called the Parish Church of St Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe. I had to know where on earth it had got that name. So I went on a Black Cab Taxi tour of London. A private two hours of being driven around by [...]
March 19, 2008 by Philippa Burne | 0 Comments
Things to Do in Dubrovnik
If you only ever leave home once more in your life, make it a trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia. It’s a big statement, I know. But, as you are all aware by now, I’m a big fan of Croatia, and Dubrovnik is the pride of the country.
March 17, 2008 by Philippa Burne | 6 Comments
Top Things to Do in Canberra
Last week I was picking up a cheeky Viognier at my local bottle shop when I noticed that the bloke lining up in front of me was wearing a Canberra Raiders rugby jersey. “You from Canberra?” I asked. “Oh no,” he replied. “I just liked the colours.” “I’m from Canberra,” I said. “I went there [...]
March 14, 2008 by Scott Mc | 3 Comments
Travel Like Royalty
Let me make one thing clear, I am not stalking any of Britain’s royal family, and I’m not a royal family gossip monger. However, I read Yahoo! News, and I can’t help but notice when article after article on Charles and Camilla’s tour through the Caribbean keeps popping up. At first I was intrigued. Are [...]
March 13, 2008 by KellyG | 2 Comments
Take the Travellers’ Pulse Survey
Where have your itchy feet led you? Where have your itchy feet led you? That’s the question Viator, Lonely Planet, and STA Travel want to hear all about, right down to the last blister. Lonely Planet is launching its annual Travellers’ Pulse survey of travel trends — what’s hot, what’s not, how you’re researching your [...]
March 13, 2008 by Scott Mc | 0 Comments








March 31, 2008 by Scott Mc | 3 Comments