Travel Blog Rewind: What I’ve Been Reading Online (July 27, 2010)

Jul 27, 2010 3 Comments by Andrew Hickey

With it being 119 degrees outside every day since TBEX here in New York, I have been hiding inside my Brooklyn abode pumping the air conditioner 24/7 and enjoying many cold adult beverages. So with more time in front of the glow of my laptop’s screen, I have reading many blogs and stumbled upon a [...]

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Cities I Don’t Want to Visit Again (Enter to Win a Lonely Planet Guidebook)

May 27, 2010 142 Comments by Andrew Hickey

Travel – it is what keeps me going and most likely keeps you going if you’re reading this site. Some of my most cherished memories in my life have involved me visiting some new destination. Whether it be the unique cuisine, amazing architecture, wild nightlife or simply interacting with locals , the idea of flying, [...]

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Travel Blog Rewind: What I’ve Been Reading Online

May 25, 2010 11 Comments by Andrew Hickey

With 3,402,493 travel blogs online (that number is accurate, no need to double check), it can sometimes be a bit overwhelming and time consuming to check each and site out. So each week I will provide you with a little “Travel Blog Rewind” of what I thought was worthy of passing on to you. Read [...]

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Saturday Travel Shot: Tijuana, Mexico

Jan 16, 2010 2 Comments
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Guest Nomad: The New Normal in Travel Destinations

Jan 04, 2010 2 Comments

This week’s “Guest Nomad” is Donna M. Airoldi. Donna is a Brooklyn-based freelance writer who is always ready to jump on a plane at a moment’s notice to travel just about anywhere in the world. She occasionally updates her nascent blog, Prepare for CrossCheck and is the former editorial director for TravelMuse. Travel today is [...]

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Christmas Around the World, Part I

Dec 24, 2009 No Comments

Happy Holidays! Hope everyone has a great couple of days with family and friends. Bottom line is that no matter how far you travel, coming home is still one of the best places to be. Here are some images of Christmas around the world. Check back tomorrow for even more shots from holiday season celebrations. [...]

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Sunday Travel Shot: Ixtapa, Mexico

Nov 15, 2009 No Comments
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Who Visits America The Most?

Oct 29, 2009 5 Comments

Last week I wrote about how America was voted the “most liked” country in the world. So with so much love for the U.S. going around, one question must be asked. Has the world’s crush on Uncle Sam helped with the country’s tourism? In a word…kinda. Year after year when the U.S. Commerce Department’s Office [...]

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Travel Experts Reveal More Dirt From The Road

Oct 07, 2009 3 Comments

Well yesterday’s article was pretty revealing. I mean we had some very sinful travel experts get a lot off their chest. In fact it got so bad that I needed to close down the confession booth for 24-hours. But I am back with even MORE travel confessions. I will try to keep it a little [...]

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Book Review – Imagine: A Vagabond Story

Sep 01, 2009 8 Comments

One of the perks that comes along with this website is the occasional free piece of travel literature that arrives at my doorstep. I have had a few that bored me to tears and put me to sleep, while others left me wanting to pack my bags and get on the first flight out of [...]

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Book Review: Patients Beyond Borders

Jul 23, 2009 Comments Off

As a freelance writer I am privy to many cool perks when it comes to my job. I set my own schedule, barely ever wake up before 8am (unless I am on assignment) and can take that three way weekend at the last minute if I feel like it. Oh and then there are the [...]

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