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Jun 22, 2009
Extreme Sleepover – Future Hotel Trends
By: Sasha Arms
Futuristic architecture, capricious travel patterns and newfangled consumer cravings are all making way for the trend of the extreme sleepover. more...
May 28, 2009
Tips for Dining and Lodging in Vienna
By: Venice Kichura
A trip to Vienna can be a vacation of a lifetime. But before leaving home, understand the basic differences in restaurants, computers and other aspects of Austria. more...
May 27, 2009
What to Expect on an International Flight
Overseas flights and trips are exciting, but first timers need to know what to expect. Here are some tips for an enjoyable experience. more...
May 25, 2009
Visiting Vienna's Schönbrunn Palace
Although tourists are struck by the grandeur of Vienna's Schonbrunn Palace, it's learning about the the historical figures who lived there that amaze them even more. more...
Aug 11, 2008
Cities to Visit in Eastern Europe: Mostar
By: Roque Daniel Planas
Bombarded by the Serbian army during the Bosnian War and wracked by genocidal ethnic and religious conflict, Mostar combines historic beauty with modern horror. more...
Feb 4, 2008
Sealand - The Tiny Pirate Island
By: Walter F. Rodriguez
Sealand is a country founded by a pirate on a tiny steel platform in the middle of the North Sea. Explore its humorous, but true, history and look into its future. more...
Dec 13, 2007
Yerevan, Capital of Armenia
By: Wendy Elliott
Little known Yerevan has everything the discerning traveller could want -- excellent accommodations, delicious food, magnificent vistas, and unique architecture. more...
Oct 15, 2007
Lake Ohrid, Macedonia Offers History and Beauty
By: Connie Emerson
Macedonian monasteries and mosques, 11th century Byzantine art , bargain shopping and Lake Ohrid, the oldest in Europe, are reasons to visit this world heritage site. more...
Oct 8, 2007
Torture Museums in Eastern Europe
By: David Whitley
Museums of Medieval Torture Instruments are the new must-have for Eastern European cities as visitors to Estonia, Poland, Hungary, Russia and the Czech Republic can see. more...
Oct 7, 2007
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
Scottish scientist William Hunter bequeathed Scotland's oldest public museum. Find the entrance, and marvel at Sir Isaac Newton's death mask and a walrus' penis bone... more...
Sep 26, 2007
Fly SkyEurope in Eastern Europe
By: Amanda Kendle
Low cost airline SkyEurope started out small in Bratislava, Slovakia, but has since expanded across Eastern Europe and offers flights from Prague and Budapest too. more...
Jun 9, 2007
Itineraries for Eastern Europe
With increasing numbers of travelers are booking tours around Eastern Europe, take a look at the key destinations: places like the Czech Republic, Poland or Hungary. more...
May 16, 2007
One Man's Guide to Cheap Flights
By: Mike Gerrard
How Low Can You Go: Times' travel writer Tom Chesshyre's tale of his budget airline Odyssey round Europe using cheap fares to places he can't spell and can't pronounce more...
Feb 11, 2007
Who Was Slogging the Slavs?
Few travel narratives covering Eastern Europe exist, but Angus Bell's written one with an interesting twist: he played cricket with the Slavs. more...
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