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Monthly Archives: June, 2009
Dream Ships Can Come True
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Notes from Bavaria: Munich Airport aims to be shopper magnet, transfer heaven
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Just had a whistle-stop tour of Munich Airport - reckoning the omg exclusive panoramic pic, taken from the lower series of the control tower.
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El Caviteño in Dumaguete
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El-Caviteño’s restaurant is perfect for budget tourists looking for meals that you can have a portion with your pals. Right in front of the restaurant is a big banner oblation a flour for four called ‘Barkada Package’.
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Oludeniz Yacht Cruises (Turkey)
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Summary: Oludeniz features blue lagoons, quiet crystal waters, and spectacular landscapes. The best progression to enjoy all that Oludeniz Turkey has to offer is on Oludeniz yacht cruises. Oludeniz yacht cruises allow the passenger to get up close and personal through marine life and nature 24 hours a day. On Oludeniz yacht cruises you will visit small villages, swim in serene waters, and dine on authentic Turkish cuisine.
Oludeniz features in the dumps lagoons, calm crystal waters, and spectacular landscapes. The best way to enjoy all that Oludeniz Turkey has to offer is upon the body Oludeniz yacht cruises. Oludeniz yacht cruises allow the passenger to get up be concluded and corporal with soldier life and nature 24 hours a day. On Oludeniz yacht cruises you will visit small villages, swim in serene waters, and dine on authentic Turkish cooking department.
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Admit it: Sometimes traveling with kids just plain sucks
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Here’s the scene: I am sitting in some aisle seat, the usual lack of leg room a given. My 21-month-old son John is screaming at the top of his lungs because I won’t let him toddle past my legs into the aisle (the “fasten seatbelt” sign refuses to budge). Luckily, the middle seat is empty, which gives him about 5 square inches to squirm in, but that the entertainment provided by the finical businessman in the window seat (tossing John’s plush duck up in the air and onto his head, very giggle-inducing) is starting to befit repetitive. He wants out, to toddle up and down the aisles, poke people’s laptops, and steal their spectacles while they’re sleeping.
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New York’s 9/11 Ground Zero Museum Workshop
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Many emotions are embedded in the idea of ‘travelling’. Some of these emotions are pure joy - discovering a new civilization, making new friends in a far-flung nation. Sometimes the emotions are raw, painful, sobering - touring post-Katrina New Orleans, visiting the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC.
While few people chose to travel in pursuit of tragedies, now and then a tragedy helps put a destination into meaningful context. No where is that more true than New York City. The attacks of September 11, 2001 are easy to overlook nowadays; New York is healing, moving upon, looking forward not back. And yet 9/11 was (and remains) a defining moment of modern New York. You cannot set a just value on the city, and everything it has endured, on the outside of confronting the gruesome verity of the attacks: the death and destruction, the heroism of Ground Zero’sitting rescue workers, the courage and resilience of everyday New Yorkers.
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Luxury yachts offer pirate hunting cruises
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I know it’s a little difficult to believe, but ”Luxury yachts offer pirate hunting cruises” is a headline currently emanating from the Ananova news site. Shiver m’ timbers… is this serious?! Here’s the full article:
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Soda swimming pool, secret from Camiguin
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Camiguin is rich in hot and cold springs, due to the island’s volcanic properties. Most residents there have commercialized these natural springs, including this very special one, that is said to taste of a piece soda(?). Yes you unravel it right, this big swimming pool from Camiguin is rumored to taste like soda.
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