What about those gay and lesbian travelers? What do women really want? Is travel a man’s world? Is travel all business class and no play? Aren’t you about ready to break free of the bonds of cliche niches? I am. There’s so much targeted marketing going on out there in hospitality land, we’re surprised more people have not noticed the laser sighting scanning their prone suntanned bodies. Look at what just this week’s news reveals about you as a “niche” rather than YOU the person.
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Armenia’s Eurovision 2013 Dark Angel – Tony Iommi
Eurovision 2013 in Malmo may end up being the most talent filled competition in the history of the contest. And all along the trip to the finals there we run across fascinating stories, none more fascinating than that of Armenian contenders Gor Sujyan & Dorians. Now a news bit from Yahoo! News makes things even more interesting a Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi comes into view.
Thomas Cook Cutting More High Street Employees
Horrible news for high street and travel, Thomas Cook will cut some 2,500 UK jobs and close nearly 200 agencies according to news from Reuters, the world’s oldest travel firm. The Euro and other economic crises in key markets for Cook are to blame for what might end a fatal blow to the 172 year old company.
The World’s Most Thrilling and Beautiful Drives
In the modern world of city breaks and all-inclusive beach holidays it is easy to forget the richness of natural beauty that many destinations can offer. There may be plenty of great deals available in your local travel agent, but stunning scenery doesn’t cost a penny, and across the globe there are literally thousands of locations that will leave your eyes wide in awe.
Rumors Bin: Lonely Planet to Be Bought by Brad M. Kelley
BBC Worldwide, which owns 75% stake in the company since 2007, hasn’t confirmed the deal, but did not deny the rumors.
How Long Until Restaurants Start Charging for Water?
Will restaurants ever charge for water? Argo Contributor Ryan Berman seems to believe they won’t. What do you think?
#Travel Tuesday Short: A Passion for Boats on the Elbe
Our attention was directed this #Travel Tuesday toward the Baltic and North Seas and tje wonderful traditional ships in Museumshaffen Oevelgönne e.V. These vessels, part a more than 100 years old tradition are simply a marvelous time portal back toward the heyday of Hamburg, the Elbe River, and the commerce that made seafaring the heartiest of professions.
Ingvar Bjorn Turns to Facebook to Build The Largest Artwork in the World
Ingvar Bjorn wants to unite the world for the better, where people of all colors, political and religious convictions can join to create something larger than life and make history together.
British Pie Week Is On
I don’t know people who would say no to a good pie. Sweet or sour, with fruits, meat or other fillings, pies are appreciated all around the world. British people also like it, and they have dedicated a week. Yes, British Pie Week started yesterday, March 4, and lasts until March 10. It looks like […]
Quantas Director Resigns Amid Wrongdoing Allegations
According to news from Qantasm, the Director of Quantas Airways Limited has stepped down. Corinne Namblard’s involvement in Italian court procedings was stated as the reason for her resignation in light of alleged involvement in a scandal involving Italy’s Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the world’s oldest bank.
More Eurovision 2013 Hopefuls Line UP
Eurovision 2013 takes shape for the culmination of European popular musical art in Malmo. Estonia and Finland, Russia and Ukraine, all the way to Armenia and down to Croatia, here’s some more of the talent Europe has to offer the world.
Places to See Along Lisbon’s River Tagus
One of the iconic landmarks of Lisbon is, without a doubt, Torre de Belém (the Belém Tower), a symbol of the Age of Discoveries – a time when famous Portuguese explorers like Vasco da Gama and Bartolomeu Dias traveled the seas in search for new lands.
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