This video gets funnier every time I watch it. It was only a matter of time before TSA became the laughing stock of well… you know what i mean. Notice the Beastie Boy beat?
T he situation: It’s Saturday night, a.k.a. Hockey Night, in Canada, and across the Great White North the local arenas, bars and family rooms are filling up with fans. If you’re ready to immerse yourself in a bit of genuine Canadian culture, then look no further.
The basics: The game’s origins are murky, but hockey in […]
A couple years ago, my wife, Bridgit, and I had our first child, a 7-pound anchor who temporarily ended our days of carefree, long-distance travel. After Libby was born, it seemed more important to be around the house to figure out how to keep her alive and healthy and (if possible) happy. None of which […]
1) Make travel a part of your life’s education
Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience. He that travelleth into a country, before he hath some entrance into the language, goeth to school, and not to travel.
2) Keep a travel journal, at sea or on land
It […]
Since we started World Hum in 2001, we’ve tried to explore travel in all its facets and publish compelling travel stories. It’s been enormously fun and gratifying, yet there’s so much more we’ve wanted to do with the site. Juggling day jobs, we just haven’t had the time or resources.
Now we will. We’re delighted to […]
The gigantoid multiple-hotel development, known as CityCenter and located between Bellagio and the Monte Carlo on the strip, finally has a name: Aria. [The Informed Traveler]
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Bookmark this or face my Wrath:
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Want to see London without ever having to leave the Big Apple? As of today (thru June 15th), thanks to a 37-foot tall, 11-foot wide telescope called the Telectroscope, those with their feet firmly planted on Fulton Ferry Landing in Brooklyn will be able to see as far as the Thames.
Curbed has photos […]
1) Make travel a part of your life’s education
Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience. He that travelleth into a country, before he hath some entrance into the language, goeth to school, and not to travel.
2) Keep a travel journal, at sea or on land
It […]
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Man Drives From New York City to Los Angeles in 31 Hours
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For Sale: World’s Smallest Island Nation
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How To: Dig Dim Sum in Hong Kong
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Ask Rolf: Can I Have Meaningful Experiences Abroad if I Don’t Speak the Language?
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‘European-Style’ Topless Swimming Pools in Las Vegas
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The Woman in the Kuffiya
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Ask Rolf: […]
Since we started World Hum in 2001, we’ve tried to explore travel in all its facets and publish compelling travel stories. It’s been enormously fun and gratifying, yet there’s so much more we’ve wanted to do with the site. Juggling day jobs, we just haven’t had the time or resources.
Now we will. We’re delighted to […]
Not a good weekend for the Lonely Planet empire. One of its writers has admitted to plagiarising large sections of his books and to dealing drugs to supplement poor pay.
Thomas Kohnstamm, who worked on several Lonely Planet guidebooks including Brazil, Colombia, the
Caribbean, South America, Venezuela and Chile, revealed all to an Australian newspaper […]
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