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[...] the web browser and go back to work. Rinse and repeat later on. For me, and probably other trip report scanners like me, when I read this it was like harry had taken a magnifying glass to my soul. [...]

[...] It isn’t every day that you come across a trip report describing a motorcycle adventure across the wilds of Tajikistan. And we are fortunate indeed [...]

[...] coffee order, absolutely free! This is but only a short excerpt from a masterfully written trip report. The full report can be found on MileWriter’s blog. And as for the Blah Airlines campaign [...]

[...] of nightlife … an all around good time. Or so dieuwer2 thought. Never before have a I read a trip report in which the reporter describes in the first post his experience with a bad meal, stomach [...]

[...] the Cold War – “Rhetoric of War and Remembrance” “m.mcholm-budapest_hungary-08” by Mike McHolm. CC BY-ND 2.0. The post Design Your Own WWII Educational Trip appeared first on ThreadTripping. [...]

[...] poses with staff and students at MIT’s Secondary-Tertiary School” by US Embassy. CC BY-ND 2.0. The post Fly On the Wall: Hyatt Social Media Team Meeting appeared first on [...]

[...] do I need to travel so bad! “Shocked that I’m quitting Facebook 26/365” by Rafiq Sarlie. CC BY-ND 2.0. The post A Shocking Admission from a Fellow Online Travel Community Member appeared [...]

[...] Most Genius Way To Survive The Airport “A punt per una becaina @napcabs” by Daniel García Peris. CC BY-ND 2.0. The post Napcabs vs Lounges appeared first on ThreadTripping. [...]

[...] entire thing. Image: “WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?” by nolifebeforecoffee. CC BY 2.0. The post Week in Review: Unbelievably Cheap Cruises, Remarkably Expensive Baggage Fees, and a Blah [...]

[...] feel sort of the same? Image: “WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?” by nolifebeforecoffee. CC BY 2.0. The post Week in Review: Bill Marriott Hogs the Remote, Millions Held Hostage by Airlines, and Big City [...]

[...] in your mouth. Image: “WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?” by nolifebeforecoffee. CC BY 2.0. The post Week in Review: Travelers Are Tipped Out, You Get What You Pay For in Premium Economy, and [...]

[...] all matter in the end? Image: “WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?” by nolifebeforecoffee. CC BY 2.0. The post Week in Review: New Years at Club Paradise, the Three Best European Countries, and When Airlines [...]

[...] of this post. Over on the Business Traveller forums BigDog has started a thread in which fellow travelers are encouraged to share stories about travel delays that actually turned out to be positive. [...]

[...] is and when he might be able to get his hands back on it. Among the replies posted by his fellow travelers: from the operations perspective. ORD and much of the Northeast was a mess yesterday, and [...]

[...] inspires as much excitement for future travel as this one in which sanderskn simply asks fellow travelers to: Tell me about your next trip or the next trip you’re dreaming of! Most of the replies [...]

[...] Plus” add-on package, on a Madrid to Gran Canaria route. Based on the reviews from fellow travelers, if the fare is cheap enough, and the flight short enough, and you are able to avoid [...]

[...] Recently I wrote about the differences between premium economy as it is implemented on U.S. carriers vs. non-U.S. carriers. The gist being: U.S. carriers [...]

[...] premium economy product and others (read: U.S.-based airlines) offer a “semi” premium economy product. True premium economy costs substantially more, but is also a substantially better [...]

[...] . CC BY 2.0. The post Week in Review: Travelers Are Tipped Out, You Get What You Pay For in Premium Economy, and Starwood’s Strange Accounting appeared first on ThreadTripping. [...]

[...] Online travel communities are nothing if not filled with teachers. Fellow travelers teach us how to maximize the [...]

[...] ? It’s an age-old question and strategy that has been discussed time and time again in online travel communities. Leave it to the Brits – or at least the FlyerTalk members posting in the British [...]

[...] might be. And in another amazing display of the helpfulness you will so often find in online travel communities, atravelynn provides probably the most comprehensive advice on monkey-spotting in the [...]

[...] Reading and participating in online travel communities, you are constantly reminded of the myriad different options there are when it comes to [...]

Earlier today I posted about a couple who are blogging about their motorcycle adventure around the world – Gene and Neda. Their story is a fantastic [...]

1. Resolved: Only Some Couples Who Reserve Aisle and Window Seats Are Selfish Sods Two passengers who select the aisle and window seats are acting p [...]

When it comes to travel I’m a planner. I wouldn’t say I’m obsessive about it or anything, but I do know where I’m going, I know how long I’m [...]

Guss is going to Europe for the first time and asks on the Rick Steve’s forums: What would be something you wish you knew when you took your first [...]