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Thursday, August 10th, 2006
In light of the new terrorist news about the discovery of a terrorist plot in Brittain, the airports have a new ban list. Most notably, no liquids of any form are allowed on planes since the plot included terrorists bringing on bombs disguised as drinks.
In addition to liquids, Britain has banned many other items [...]
Travel Channel TV Shows Reviewed
Wednesday, August 9th, 2006Recently, I’ve been getting into the watching the Travel Channel. So much so, that over 50% of the shows recorded on my Windows Media Center DVR are shows from the Travel Channel. I’m not sure whether to think of this as a good thing or a bad thing?? But nonetheless, I find [...]
Which Budget Airline?
Sunday, August 6th, 2006I was recently doing some research on the best budget airlines in Europe, and I ran across a neat site on google. It is Whichbudget.com. The site allows you to view the airline routes of all the budget a airlines around the world. This is especially helpful for those planning to travel through [...]
New Budget Globetrotting Theme
Saturday, August 5th, 2006Hey. I decided to use a new theme for my blog. Along with my other online work I’ve been doing, I have been tweaking a new theme to implement on this blog.
When I started this blog, I was new to the whole blogging world and Wordpress. I hardly even read any blogs before [...]
Singapore’s Tiger Airways $2 flights
Thursday, August 3rd, 2006Singapore’s budget airline Tiger Airways is making some real noise in budget airfares. Airfares can be had for 2 Singapore dollars, which is roughly $1.25. This is the cost before taxes and surcharges, obviously. Tiger Airways has a 15 kilo max for its checked in baggage, and it will probably have a [...]
Google Travel plans
Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006Cnet’s Google blog has an entry on google’s plan to enter into the market of traveling. According to the story, Google is hiring for a travel position in Chicago. The writer speculates that Google will be teaming up with Orbitz (who is located in Chicago) to tackle the tourism industry.
What does this mean [...]
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