Previously Featured Travel Reviews

We first experienced Ride the Ducks in 1994, on our first visit to Branson. For those of you who have never heard of “The Ducks”, these are World War II amphibious vehicles (called DUKW by the militaty, but everyone pronounced it “duck”) that have been converted to haul tourist around the streets of Branson (or another city) and then to drive right into the water and see the sights from th... (read more about Ride The Ducks)

Velotaxi Pedicab is the eco-friendly way to get around Naha, Okinawa. Prices are reasonable: ● flag drop 500 m / 1 Block 350 yen (maximum two adults) ●超過料金100m毎に50円UP ● excess charges 50 yen to 100 m per UP ●貸切1時間/お１人様1,000円 ● chartered hour / 1,000 yen per person Our driver was extremely friendly and was kind enough to take our photo after show... (read more about Velotaxi Pedicab)

I liked this hotel very much. if you stay in on the 9th or 10th level. there is an executive level. you can have can have a midnight snacks, lounge and watch DVDs. there is also a business center, fax, print, and internet. which i took advantage. the room is large. there is internet with a fee. however, if you are staying at floor 1 - 8 you can get the free WI-FI in the lobby. THE BED IS T... (read more about JW MARRIOT QUITO)

Summertime! With temperature in the Philippines rising to as much as 36 degree celsius, it's amazing how we Filipinos cope with the summer heat. Our cheap refreshments and desserts found just anywhere in the streets are meant to cool the locals and visitors alike in the molten summer air. Here is my list of must-try Filipino Summer Street Foods: HALO HALO Halo-halo (from the Tagalog wo... (read more about Summer Street Food)

The Oslo Vigeland Park is a definite must-see when you're in Norway's capital city. It's a part of the Frogner park and with an area that covers 80 acres, it's pretty huge! There are hundreds of different sculpture depicting people in various human activities, 212 as I've counted *lying about the counting*, which are all modeled by Gustav Vigeland, hence naming the park from him. At the main... (read more about The Vigeland sculpture park (Vigelandsparken))

(PVB) or POST VACATION BLUES or less commonly known as (PTD), Post Travel Depression or I just made this up (IRBT) I‘d Rather Be Traveling is a mood that Old School contacted a few days after returning home from a long & wonderful trip-5-states 22 days 3400+ miles. Why am I not basking in the wonderful memories of this GREAT TRIP? The first couple of days were a blur of unpacking, getting... (read more about (PVB) or POST VACATION BLUES )

At this restaurant they have an interesting selection to choose from: snake, kangaroo (?), crocodile, frog, ostrich and of course chicken, pork or beef. Each person usually orders one dish and then you share a barbecue with two or so people. I think there are some regular cooked meals available if you're not interesting in trying the barbecue. They first brought us a hot dome shaped "barbecue"... (read more about Cambodian BBQ)

Pizza Hut.. our first place to eat in Budapest. The restaurant is quite large and with a nice interior. We sat at big, round table with a kinda horseshoe shaped sofa. They don't have any regulation when it comes to smoking, so whe we found that the non-smoking area was next to the smoking area with nothing to stop the smoke crossing into the non-smoking, we chose to sit at this cool table in the s... (read more about Pizza Hut)

The review is about only the rafting. Rafting Llavorsi is located in Llavorsi, in the pirinees, closer to Andorra and 260Km away from home :( They do a lot of activities: rafting, hidrospeed, canyoning... In our case: Rafting 35 Km (lunch included) We begin at 12h and finish at 18h spending 1-2 hours for lunch a cattering. The instalations are OK, our neophrene suit was ok (a little... (read more about Rafting Llavorsí)

I've been to this resort on 3 different occasions and always had about the same decent experience. It's definitely not anything spectacular to me, but the setting really makes up for a lot. The rooms themselves are quite crap and definitely not clean, but then you don't go to the beach to hang out in your hotel room. The food is usually really good, but can take a while depending on the season and... (read more about Laem Thian Resort)