It’s been a busy week of travel for me, with overnights in Vancouver BC and Chicago, but I still managed to find some great travel posts to share with you this weekend.
Velvet Escape tackles the weighty topic of. . . refrigerator magnet. I love them! And now, I think I’ll start a collection of my own.
The Paris Traveler shares a whiff of the Paris exotic with information about how to get your very own custom French fragrance. What a delightful, and practical memory of a great vacation.
Refreshing Italian gelato
The Trends explain about a sort of reverse pick-pocketing going on in London. Instead of taking money out of your pocket, they’re putting it in.
Gail at Large has a great photo taken while going through the tunnel to Boston’s Logan airport.
The Venice Guide writes about a topic near and dear to my heart, Italian gelato. While visiting Italy, it was not uncommon for me to eat it two or three times a day. Now that I’m back at home, this post reminded me of just what I’m missing, and the photo doesn’t come close to doing it justice.
Vintage Seattle has photos from the 1962 Seattle’s World Fair. It’s a little trip down memory lane.
Boston.com reports on a new hotel marketing trend – marketing to family travelers with upscale features and amenities for the kids. Will it work for you?
The DC Traveler gives us a history lesson of the founding and development of the Smithsonian Institute. It’s a whole lot more than just the castle.
My Marrakesh gives us a little fashion show Moroccan style. You’ll always find great photos and style at this blog.
Las Vegas Sun reports on how Las Vegas luxury resorts are offering promotional bargains to fill the rooms, and wondering if it’s a good thing. Why aren’t these rates available when I need a room there?
The Buenos Aires Guide makes we want to visit the city even more. See if this post convinces you as well.
Consumer Traveler offers suggestions for healthy and stress free travel. Maybe some of these will work for you.
Photo credit: fortes @flickr
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