travel humor (4)


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OK, I admit it: at times I can be a bit of a facetious wisenheimer. I believe in not taking things too seriously - as much of a challenge as it´s become in an increasingly unfunny world. But still, I´ll always look for an excuse for a wisecrack. The thing is, now that I live in Spain, I have to remember that my material doesn´t always translate well for locals - falling flat or even causing confusion. Humor varies across cultures, so I thought about how what´s funny in English and in the con

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So I was reading this "Do you need a vacation" Quiz in Entrepreneur Magazine and although I found it to be slightly entertaining, I thought I could do better.

So I proudly introduce you to

 Voyages Groupe Ideal's "Yeah, I need a vacation" Quiz.

Answer the questions below and we'll score you using our top secret coding that we have developed over the course of many years and has proven to be practically a science within the confines of our office where things are very scientific on most days and I

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In these trying times, we can all use a laugh. And when it comes to travel, the general public can usually be relied upon for prime material. I just recently again came across a clipping that came out several years ago, in which a survey by the Association of British Travel Agents revealed 20 of the most ridiculous complaints by holidaymakers. So check out the following - some are merely ill informed, while others are silly, and still others downright jawdroppingly stupid. To whit:

1. “I

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by Jessica Seigel

9008565078?profile=originalYearning for Zion? I sure was after flying into Las Vegas, my arrival point, and spending a night in a budget casino hotel before heading east for my big camping and hiking adventure in Zion National Park, Utah. Rising early to the sight of smoking, red-eyed gamblers still at the slots, I hit I-15 North in my rental car, eager to leave the garish lights and everything artificial behind me.

But some three hours and 250 miles later, I was aghast when I pulled through Zion’s sout
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