A fellow journalist member on deadline is looking for the best in the Cleve. If you can offer suggestions (including yourself!), please reply not here but at this link to our Ask A Travel Pro forum.
The conference, held in Dallas this past November, numbered just 100 or so, but they boast an aggregate 1.6 million unique visitors to their sites, 326,000 Twitter followers and 250,000 Facebook friends.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is happy to announce the New Braunfels, TX courthouse built in 1898 and designed by architect J. Riely Gordon has been restored. There will be a launch ceremony Jan 20- 21 outside the courthouse.
Running such wild rivers as the crocodile-infested Tekaze in Ethiopia, Richard Bangs used to lived for the adrenalin, for the rush of reveling in the misery of hardship and sidestepping death around every bend. Now a respect
The first 1:1 conversation events for travellers and locals will be staged in Vienna, Austria from March 2013. The event concept of talk and debate was masterminded by Oxford University historian Theodore Zeldin, and will help revive the UNESCO-recog
Getting paid to go on holiday may sound like a great lifestyle, but there's a lot of hard graft involved--particularly, breaking into this industry in the first place. Few industries have changed as rapidly as publishing, and within publishing few ar
At the doctor's office yesterday I read a travel article that was so breathlessly enthusiastic about the destination that it turned me off. I'll assume the story was the result of a press trip run by a media company that runs a lot of desirable junke
We think so... and not just because we say so :-) Did you know that the Wall Street Journal recently declared Peruvian cuisine "The Next Big Thing"? And that the world's most famous chef, Ferran Adrià of Spain's El Bulli, is behind a revolution that
Seeking Public Relations Professionals and/or persons associated with the travel industry (including writers and bloggers) to supply press releases, current information or quotes for upcoming articles related to travel in Europe for CNN Travel and ot
I'm looking for guest bloggers who can write for our readers about business travel to places that women may find a little bit scary travelling to alone. You will find some examples here http://maidenvoyagedotcom.wordpress.com/category/safe-busi
Heads in Beds: A Reckless Memoir of Hotels, Hustles, and So-Called Hospitality is a new book by Tripatini member Jacob Tomsky, who has worked at virtually every hotel job there is, with the possible exception of taster for Mr. Marriott. The book is
Do we have any Africa experts in this group? By "Africa experts," I don't mean someone who's just been on a couple of safaris, but someone who knows a lot of hotels/lodges/tours and knows how to contact the major tourist boards (e.g. Kenya...).